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by accrual 1y ago
> not eligible for screening Is this a thing? I thought I could walk into my PCP's office and schedule a screening any time, provided I may need to pay more out of pocket or something.
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by accrual 1y ago
Great insight, definitely touches on another reason someone might reach for an LLM. Like some others pointed out, writing papers (especially not in ones native language) is its own complete task and with challenges and skills required beyon
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by accrual 1y ago
Definitely, I think I wrote imprecisely when I used "humanity". I meant more like I personally wrote it, the sentence structure and grammar are mine, the mistakes are mine, and hopefully it's still clear and easy to understan
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by accrual 1y ago
I'm not a scientist or someone producing technical literature for others to consume, but I feel like I'd want my humanity to come through on important topics like this. I love using LLMs but there are some tasks (like writing co
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To add what others said, eccentricity is also a way to tell if the object is captured or not. 0 means perfectly circular orbit, >=1 means escape, >=2 means hyperbolic.
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> I recently found out after a violent burn-out that a significant cause was chronic stress and its psychosomatic symptoms. Thanks for sharing. I am walking down this path as well. In my experience I can tell I'm deeply out of align
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by accrual 1y ago
Painful! Definitely seems long enough to fully heal, plus you've already done the imaging (CT, MRI) which would be a best next step. Maybe you could try another specialist, though it sounds like you've already done everything corr
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by accrual 1y ago
Not a physician but how long have you had symptoms for? I've had dental work that took much longer than expected to heal. The pulp in the teeth are quite sensitive and can inflame easily, and that inflamation has nowhere to go (being b
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Very fascinating mission idea. Given how Sedna reaches so far away (>500AU), I wonder if the flyby would also reveal some details about conditions that distant. Maybe the surface contains some unexpected molecules that could shed light o
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- Continued adventures in fast AT-class retro PCs - Scriptless AI web interface in TS - Custom static site generator in TS - Local app-less notification server for iOS - Minimal websocket-based daily note taking app
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> 750mm2 of area, and has 92.2 billion transistors And with a good model and prompt, it can behave like it has realtime thoughts
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> For now, it feels good to know that behind me stand centuries of bee-lovers who have had the joy of listening to the hymns of bees far into the night and smelled the intoxicating aroma of honey and propolis waft out across the room bef
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by accrual 1y ago
> I used a knife to short-circuit the pins as needed Reminds me of shorting the two power-on pins on an ATX motherboard to start it without a switch installed. Obviously, your setup was far cooler. Nice work.
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> why models are trained with tons of hateful data Because it's time consuming and treacherous to try and remove it. Remove too much and the model becomes truncated and less useful. > and released to hurt us all At first I was go
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by accrual 1y ago
We should definitely have the guardrails. But I think GP meant that even with guardrails, people still have the capacity and autonomy to override them (for better or worse).
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by accrual 1y ago
Which is, perhaps somewhat poetically, not unlike a person. We all have the capacity for both and our biology and environment shape us, much like training data, post-training, system prompt, and user input shape the AI.
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by accrual 1y ago
Also yin and yang. Models should be aware of hate and anti-social topics and training data. Removing it all in the hopes of creating a "pure" model that can never be misused seems like it will just produce a truncated, less usef
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by accrual 1y ago
I would be. To me it's obvious that some of these devices would emit heavy metals, and they don't name names, but I'd expect some brands to be better than verus cheap no-name gas station grade vapes. The latter unfortunatel
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by accrual 1y ago
This was shared a little over 3 years ago with 47 comments [0], but I just found the article today and thought HN might want to browse the article and screenshots again. Pretty cool project and I like that the author took the time to make a
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Rust9x: Compile Rust code for Windows 95, NT and above(seri.tools)
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by accrual 1y ago
That makes sense and is an elegant solution. This way one can check the balance at any time without recalculating, but we still have an audit log to find discrepancies when the balance is expected to be zero but is not.
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by accrual 1y ago
Great article. I love ledgers too. While I've only used one for personal accounting, this makes it clear there are a lot of other practical use cases. Other commentor brings up a good point though - how do we efficiently get the balanc
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by accrual 1y ago
Makes sense. It seems like one would need a wrapper like "getBalance(accountName, dateTime)" which would abstract iterating over the ledger to find the balance at a certain time. But I could see this being a performance hotspot -
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by accrual 1y ago
I've had some similar experiences. While I find agents very useful and able to complete many tasks on its own, it does hit roadblocks sometimes and its chosen solution can be unusual/silly. For example, the other day I was convert
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by accrual 1y ago
It's kind of like walking into a room of people with full or partial copies of a copyrighted pie, but there's one person in the corner (the copyright holder or someone on their behalf) taking notes of everyone who comes and asks f
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by accrual 1y ago
I'd love to see an LLM outputting over a Teletype. Just tschtschtschtsch as it hammers away the paper feed.
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It makes sense, first impressions are important and your first experience with Anker wasn't a good one. I wouldn't be jumping to buy more of their products either. On the other hand, I've only had good experiences so I tend t
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Like a weed, in the sense of living in spite of ones circumstances. For example, a person with limited resources living for a long time, which is like a weed with little sunlight still growing from a crack in concrete.
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Open WebUI does support import/export from a JSON file, but may need a translation for ChatGPT data.
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And it's odd because Teams has first class support for many Markdown elements. I wrap code blocks in "```" all the time.

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