andrewmthomas87

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by andrewmthomas87 8mo ago
My truth is that the LLM usage of em-dashes doesn’t seem excessive. If anything, the kind of text generated by LLMs (somewhat informal, expressive) calls for em-dashes at a higher frequency.
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by andrewmthomas87 2y ago
Thanks! Agreed on jump servers. Also a convenient architecture to productize and charge a subscription fee. I appreciate the positive feedback, especially from you. Your contributions to WebRTC are incredible - thank you!
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Show HN: web-p2p-tunnel, WebRTC+ServiceWorker HTTP tunnel to localhost(github.com)
3 points by andrewmthomas87 2y ago|2 comments
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by andrewmthomas87 2y ago
> There are synthetic viruses that have close to 100 percent lethality while still being as transmissible as SARS-CoV-2 I didn't know this. Terrifying. > What an apocalyptic group would lack is the know-how to turn those tools in
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by andrewmthomas87 2y ago
> but most "new music" is garbage by the standards set by about 50 years of music How so? What are these standards?
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by andrewmthomas87 2y ago
I see what you're saying in terms of additional motivation to find new music. But, is your average person's relationship with music "one of consumption" in such a way that causes stagnation? This comes off as gatekeepy.
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by andrewmthomas87 2y ago
Interesting article. I expect today's streaming tech will drive some change in these patterns, between easy access to a massive library and recommendation features. Much of my music discovery is aided by Spotify - some automated (radio
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by andrewmthomas87 2y ago
This thing makes me want to more than anything before. But, not at that price.