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by WA 10mo ago
>65
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by WA 10mo ago
We just live longer than back then and have way more opportunities to see these (mostly) late-life diseases. Same with cancer. Yes, average life span was shorter back then because of child mortality. But the vast majority of surviving adult
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by WA 10mo ago
Autism diagnosis has targeted screening questionnaires. So what kind of general purpose screening do you mean?
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by WA 11mo ago
You need: - table of contents - automatic chapter and section numbering - cross references and automatic tracking of figures, tables etc. - different styles besides blockquotes such as info sections, warnings, tips Imho, cross-referencing c
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by WA 11mo ago
Not the LLMs. The APIs got more capabilities such as tool/function calling, explicit caching etc.
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by WA 11mo ago
I'm 100% on the same page as you. I just wanna point out that apparently, the enforcement of said regulation just failed. There are way too many businesses that don't give you a single "reject all" button and get away wi
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by WA 11mo ago
I assume it's because a business has different ideas about what to collect from their users and users are more or less willing to share some data with some specific businesses. Hence, every business needs their own consent rules. The f
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by WA 11mo ago
I agree on the needed flexibility part. > the best system btw is montesori I disagree on that. See a recent HN discussion on Montessori: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45674002 tl;dr: it works for some kids, just
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by WA 11mo ago
Your scenario paints an overly negative picture. Neither do the majority of the kids move between schools every year, nor do they switch up classes within a school every year. They usually stay with the same class 2-3 years and only switch
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by WA 11mo ago
The other side of the coin is that you have ambitious kids in a class who are distracted and sometimes even bullied by kids with zero ambitions. You think that's more fair to the ambitious kids when 2/3 of the class think it'
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by WA 11mo ago
So, a new JS linter written in Zig, when?
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by WA 11mo ago
> I'm sorry for how you and the Japanese community feel Especially coupled with this non-apology.
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by WA 11mo ago
Correct and the reason is that borrowing stock for shorting isn't free. You gotta pay interest on that. Or if you go the option route, your options lose value because of time.
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by WA 11mo ago
After CC used that skill and it is now in the context, how do you get rid of it later when you don’t need the skill anymore and don’t want to have your context stuffed with useless skill descriptions?
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by WA 11mo ago
Under Medical Device Regulation in the EU, the main purpose of the software needs to be medical for it to become a medical device. In ChatGPT's case, this is not the primary use case. Same with fitness trackers. They aren't medica
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by WA 1y ago
Try Apple Numbers, where even function names are translated and you can’t copy & paste without an error if your locale is, say, German.
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by WA 1y ago
I wrote this in another thread: I'm confident that with Liquid Glass, even more companies aren't interested anymore in the Apple UI look and rather want their own UI language, because Liquid Glass is just that bad.
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by WA 1y ago
I thought that all non-native apps will feel even more out of place with Liquid Glass and developers go back to writing more native apps. After experiencing iOS 26, I’m pretty confident that people will actually actively try to get away fro
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by WA 1y ago
Neither does .innerHTML = "<script>...</script>"
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by WA 1y ago
One script I use quite often: function unix() { if [ $# -gt 0 ]; then echo "Arg: $(date -r "$1")" fi echo "Now: $(date) - $(date +%s)" } Prints the current date as UNIX ti
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by WA 1y ago
> Why isn’t this a bigger problem for people? Same reason why Chrome and Gmail won. People don't care. Even most people on HN don't care if the tool is slightly better than the competition.
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by WA 1y ago
Don‘t forget the terabytes of torrented ebooks. https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intell... https://www.classaction.org/news/1.5b-anthropic-settlement-e...
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by WA 1y ago
The bad sci-fi story is that the Oligarch will get away with it, will die of old age peacefully while having scammed millions of people along the way and the average person foots the bill. No happy ending.
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by WA 1y ago
I get what you're saying. "they're" and "their" is also a classic that many non-natives seem to get right, but native speakers have trouble with. But OP isn't native either. He's Austrian.
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by WA 1y ago
Another theory: you have some spec in your mind, write down most of it and expect the LLM to implement it according to the spec. The result will be objectively a deviation from the spec. Some developers will either retrospectively change th
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by WA 1y ago
I use Mail on macOS, but occasionally the Fastmail web app in a browser. Here are a bunch of things I use the web app for besides configuration stuff: - Block sender (whole domain) - Report phishing - Mark as spam Because that stuff should
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by WA 1y ago
> You could express your wishes about how you would like to be treated in advance, while you are still clear in the head. You can't express in advance that you want to have assisted suicide. Your former self might express wishes,
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by WA 1y ago
Yeah but if you are in that state, you probably don’t give a shit and everybody else seems to be the problem. So how do you solve this? When dementia isn’t too far progressed, your life seems to be still worthwhile to live and once the deme
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by WA 1y ago
Exactly and what he writes about Germany is wrong: > Germany is persecuting anyone who dares to criticize officials on the Internet No you can criticize all you want. You just can’t insult them. Free speech is different in Germany than
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by WA 1y ago
> Based on the findings, we advocate for new metrics and tools that evaluate not just final outputs but the structure of the reasoning process itself. Maybe the problem is to call them reasoning in the first place. All they do is exp

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