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by Xmd5a 4mo ago
are you a chemist?
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by Xmd5a 4mo ago
Tall, handsome, professors I bet! I find myself in a similar situation. Drafting an email to an academic. And as I decipher her motivations with respect to her own work from micro-expressions she had in an interview, I start to think we&#x2
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by Xmd5a 4mo ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.04950 > impolite prompts consistently outperformed polite ones, with accuracy ranging from 80.8% for Very Polite prompts to 84.8% for Very Rude prompts.
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by Xmd5a 4mo ago
Thank you father https://imgur.com/a/CKE0V37 https://anonpaste.pw/v/db571281-c2b0-489e-b121-29959add1947#... ## Final Structure **Sweet pastry** → **Almond cream** → **Homem
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by Xmd5a 4mo ago
Cant / currently cooking creme diplomate.
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> The original sauce is very cumbersome to make and almost no one makes it fresh. No it's not.
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by Xmd5a 4mo ago
> western mythos There is almost nothing more Western than this kind of self-criticism: blaming oneself for not having imagined a wider range of possibilities. By the time this reflex reaches your shore, any criticism you might address t
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by Xmd5a 4mo ago
> "…Someone recently asked me on what grounds the Admissions Jury proceeds when it lays its beneficent hand upon a certain number of people in the School. It’s simply this: they won’t make a bad impression; they won’t make a bad imp
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by Xmd5a 4mo ago
impressive
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
> Justine Tunney (Founder of OccupyWallSt.org)
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
> Therefore builders "bear a particular ethical and spiritual responsibility" > This is a message we need right now. Feels good man. The solution found by the private parties driving technological change is sainthood. Or aim
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
"why do you sneeze, we don't do that Germany"
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
> This Platonic feeling that even most abstruse mathematical ideas are somehow predestined to be in harmony with the physical world, always constituted for me one of the most irresistible attractions of our trade. Stéphane Mallarmé wante
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
> It is the writer's experience that new degrees of comprehension are always and only consequent to ever-renewed review of the spontaneously rearranged inventory of significant factors. This awareness of the processes leading to new
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
I took the course more than a decade ago on Coursera, this is how I found the HN comment I linked.
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
I've been thinking of using Kiczales's Systematic Program Design [0]. Write the skeleton. Let the IA fill in the blanks. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16563160
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
I replaced my 10 years old macbook with a 10 years old macbook. 8 gigs. Good battery. A screen that is not broken. 80 bucks! I really don't see why I should upgrade. Need more compute? Rent a machine on vast.ai. Also I still use my old
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
I know someone who developed schizophrenia in contact with rotten.com
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
> the scapegoat cannot appear as scapegoat, as it does in the Gospels, without losing all credibility. To account for it, let us look more closely at an expression I have used throughout these lectures as if it signified something quite
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
it's just arc-browser repackaged, isn't it?
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
> when you give away your work and time for free > I gave away ... the reward was You're expecting a reward for your charitable work. A grocer faces its own hardship too (the late night alcoholic who trashes one of your aisle), b
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
Isn't this whole approach to coffee similar to audiophily? I'm asking this as an avid coffee drinker (fancy grains, with a fancy machine) and an appreciator of headphones as well : when should one stop the quest for perfection? Fo
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
>Me: ok but you did not answer my question: is it possible to engineer paranoia ? >ChatGPT: This content was flagged for possible cybersecurity risk. If this seems wrong, try rephrasing your request. To get authorized for security wor
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by Xmd5a 5mo ago
I wrote a couple macros that record data transiting through code at runtime (it's in Clojure, so basically almost every function is pure, returning what they produce as if it was water flowing out of a faucet), stores these intermediar
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by Xmd5a 6mo ago
Artifacts - C'mon Wit Da Git Down https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Js_Y_q-IkYo
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by Xmd5a 6mo ago
Fractal Patterns in Reasoning – David Atkinson and Jeanne Peijnenburg Abstract This paper is the third and final one in a sequence of three. All three papers emphasize that a proposition can be justified by an infinite regress, on condition
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by Xmd5a 6mo ago
> did something wrong Nah it's for those who sacrificed their own life, those who succumbed to the call of duty (or to the imperium of perfection) and put their teammates first.
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Of course it is, he managed to avoid this pitfall, I "press F to pay respect"
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by Xmd5a 6mo ago
> Then you change the UI slightly – tweak a colour, move a button, update some copy – and suddenly every screenshot that includes that element is stale. You know they’re stale. Your users might not notice, but you know, and it gnaws at y
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by Xmd5a 6mo ago
Ahhhh... you need ChatGPT pro at 100 bucks/month. Am I correct?

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