adamgordonbell

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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
Uploader choose to monetize vid, not Google. It's a per video option.
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
WebMD decided to put ads on that video. Every uploader has that option, to monetize or not. YouTube is the most creator friendly social media platform that exists now. Creators choose when to include ads and receive a large amount of the re
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
At least for my hearing, there is a fall off around 20hz, though that could be my headphones. https://www.szynalski.com/tone-generator/
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
Echoing the other comments here, you should write down your classification system and share it. Maybe others would benefit from understanding your intuition about this.
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
This! For all his complaints about llms, his writing could be generated by an llm with a prompt saying: 'write an article responding to this news with an essay saying that you are once again right that this AI stuff is overblown and
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
Chatgpt says it would be on the order of 8 hours of running a week. So similar to many marathon training routines.
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
Losing weight is hard. Maintaining weight is easier, except that you have to do it forever. It was incredibly hard and took me a long time to lose 15 pounds as a always had been skinny person whose weight slowly crept up. I've never be
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
Oh no, a plot hole for Alastair Reynolds revelation space series.
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
you are giving it instructions but it's running a while loop with a list of tools and it can poke around in your code base until it thinks it's done whatever you ask for. See Claude Code, windsurf, amp, Kilcode, roo, etc. I might
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
Thanks!!
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
Thanks!! The podcast is basically powered by positive feedback so I appreciate it.
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
Version with some pictures here: https://corecursive.com/lisp-in-space-with-ron-garret/ It's an interview I did with Ron Garrett about the history of Lisp at the JPL.
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
Perhaps ironically, I'm not communicating my point well. There's a book called 80/20 running and the concept is you should do 80% of your running running slow. To me, that's a very legible concept. It's very clear a
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
If you understand some area and would like to explain it and use writing as a tool, you need to make it legible to the reader. Good writing is distilling and simplifying and forcing things through an explanatory process that rubs off some o
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
Counter point: systems that force complexity into legible forms often destroy valuable nuance, and richness. - seeing like a state
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
It has a button to captilize, which is neat. The two versions read slightly differently to me. So I assume the slight different tone is part of the point.
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Leaving Stripe(corecursive.com)
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They can be sharpened to a very sharp edge that they retain for a long long time. In my vague home use, brittleness leading to chipping is more of an issue.
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
Anyone else like ceramic knives? I have a couple paring knives. Super sharp but very brittle.
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
> Will future artificial intelligence systems perform increasingly poorly due to AI-generated material in their training data? No. Synthetic data is being used to improve LLMs
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Thanks for sharing! I wrote this after thinking about whether platform engineering actually something new, or just a rebrand and seeing this comment on reddit. My personal hot take is that DevOps (in the truest sense of the word) is a
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
Spicy take: read the narrative non-fiction business books. They are written for entertainment and sit in the business section but you can learn things. barbarians at the gate when genius failed bad blood billion dollar whale chaos monkey li
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Pulumi IDP: Platform Engineering Accelerated(pulumi.com)
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If you go through and learn some basic examples, JQ is a lot more understandable than seeing golfed examples in the wild might led you to believe. I wrote a tutorial once. But it does also seem like a place where LLMs are handy. Why learn j
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
Even just traverse from scala, haskell, kotlin, etc will work iterating over trees.
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
> Or for practice you could make the wrong keys hard to press. This seems like a pretty cool idea
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
Thanks!
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
It's a super cool project that boots up surprisingly fast. You can just grab the git repo and and `Meta/serenity.sh run` and its starts up in qemu on my mac. I interviewed Andreas about it some time ago: https://corecur
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by adamgordonbell 1y ago
For me, it feels like because I'm asking for the change, and the tests to pass and the types to pass pyright and ect, that the agent spends more cycles on a change then someone who didn't code would.
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With an agent, one request could be 20 or more iterations

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