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by aaronharnly 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thucydides_Trap > Thucydides Trap, is a term popularized by American political scientist Graham T. Allison to describe an apparent tendency towards war when an emerging power threatens
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In Edtech, You Either Bet on Teachers or You Have to Build One(danmeyer.substack.com)
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Relatedly, we find LLM vision models absolutely atrocious at counting things . We build school curricula, and one basic task for our activities is counting – blocks, pictures of ducks, segments in a chart, whatever. Current LLM models can&
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by aaronharnly 2y ago
The law did not require them to suspend the service.
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I calculated the "cost per dollar" of all of the offerings on the website at the moment. The best "deal" is the most expensive – $100 x 16 for $1,860, at $1.16 per dollar. The worst deal is the cheapest – $1 x 5 for $18.
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by aaronharnly 2y ago
I myself do not, but some people I know who are intelligent and articulate and also dyslexic struggle to get their thoughts expressed in writing adequately for professional life, especially in the “everyone live co-editing” environment thes
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Yes.
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We have multiple openings!
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Amplify | Remote USA | Full-Time | Multiple Roles A pioneer in K–12 education, Amplify is leading the way in next-generation curriculum and assessment. Amplify is a leader in creating immersive, rigorous digital learning experiences that lo
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by aaronharnly 2y ago
If you click on the moleskine notebook, you can read seven pages of "handwritten" notes, though they are full of analogies and exhortations that still don't actually explain what it is.
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by aaronharnly 2y ago
Thank you and congratulations! How (in your opinion) does this project compare to https://www.librechat.ai ? (My company selected LibreChat to host our internal “GPT Teams” implementation after surveying and evaluating the curren
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The author shares the full letter (in fact an archive of many years of letters!) on the homepage at http://www.bbctvlicence.com/
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Naive question: I obviously expect there to be flames from the engines, but there were flames on the lower sides for quite a while after the catch – is that expected?
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Just as a data point, we paid $750 for one of these engagements (scan + some discussion about use cases etc) to one of Google's preferred providers. There were multiple options for providers.
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by aaronharnly 2y ago
I believe you wait until your number comes up :/
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Interesting, do you know whether this can invoke Voice Mode?
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This book from 1931 deserves a mention as well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Google_Book it includes verses like: The sun is setting – Can't you hear A *something* in the distance Howl!!?
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One might suspect the CEO has dibs on this one.
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Traveling with small kids, having a kitchen makes the difference between being able to actually feed the family vs scraping together insane combinations of whatever sliver of restaurant meals the kids can eat and packaged food.
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That story seems to be a brief summary, which points to a fuller article here: https://www.chicagomag.com/Chicago-Magazine/February-2019/Bi...
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I suppose you could generate an alternate view (maybe someone has?) that doesn't show the individual satellites, but instead only shows little green/yellow/red flashes whenever satellites cross within some radius of one anoth
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Great article! A searchable collection of the maps is in the Library of Congress: https://www.loc.gov/collections/sanborn-maps/?searchType=adv...
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That's not a "promise from Sam Altman", that's a contractual term between Apple, Inc. and OpenAI, LLC. So I think it's worth as much as Apple is willing to spend enforcing it, which I imagine would be quite a bit.
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I agree that exploit is a strong term here, but when you think about the next time someone in your life falls for a TeamViewer tech support scam, it makes a difference whether the scammers are getting ahold of the contents of their screen a
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This feed is watching someone watch it, which is kind of cool but not the direct feed.
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Amplify Education | Analytics Engineering | Remote - United States | https://amplify.com Amplify is leading the way in next-generation curriculum and assessment. Our core and supplemental programs in ELA, math, and science engag
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We read that[0], and then the company that published it un-published it without any accompanying notice[1]. [0] https://web.archive.org/web/20240531140540/https://www.hudso... [1] https://news
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This is fun! It feels like infinite hyperlinks. It's the kind of wonder I had in exploring Wikipedia for the first time.
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Perhaps a habit from the days of more limited Twitter character counts.
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That phrasing struck me as oddly limp. They would have been “fine” for their president to stay At his job? That’s not exactly a strong statement of support. If my boss told me they’d be “fine” if I stayed at my job I’d be pretty worried.

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