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by areeh 5mo ago
Yeah this seems like the best tradeoff. You avoid the central control infrastructure and you provide information to clients. It's also a great match with free computing devices, which can then utilize the new information, empowering us
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by areeh 1y ago
Oh wow, now I want a chain of thought rewriter that makes the combination of chat and CoT put together follow this style
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by areeh 1y ago
Oh wow, I had to try this and as expected it's amazing. Trying to design interesting algorithms that also look good is a lot of fun, and the result is surprisingly readable. It takes some getting used to symbols that can be confused wh
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by areeh 1y ago
Isn't it more about the demo of what you can build than the paragraph? I feel like the text would only give a small amount of the information this demo gives
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by areeh 2y ago
Are there any particular techniques or styles that stand out to you as useful when prototyping in Rust?
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by areeh 3y ago
As Sam Harris has discussed several times, if you run the thought experiment of what is definitely real and not to its conclusion, subjective experience is the only thing that cannot be faked as it does not make any claim beyond the experie
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by areeh 4y ago
I think one of the big missing pieces in your parent comment about choice and negative externalities has to do with this network effect and I do not think the argument that it can be overcome locally is a very compelling counter.
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by areeh 4y ago
It's convenient to run the lint step faster/sooner than at CI/CD time. Depending on your setup, the separate linter deps handled by pre-commit can be more convenient than hassle both locally and in your CI/CD pipeline (r
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by areeh 5y ago
I'm not sure how Twitter works, but for YouTube it's not like their recommendation system is a perfect user-friendly algorithm. While it is your choice what to click, what you end up watching is a result of the interplay between y
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by areeh 5y ago
Your earlier argument about unsubscribe being effectively an informal termination only works if you properly separate that side from all promotional/marketing/new features/etc material, otherwise it seems you are avoiding the
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by areeh 5y ago
I've been in this situation many times too, but I have to say it feels like a weakness. When a single person works on a problem I see improvements being left on the table compared to when two people effectively collaborate. I've e
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by areeh 5y ago
I could see this the other way, where the reason this path happens is because of a problem with how the team operates so others are not in the loop on the problem or , even worse, the entire system. I think what the parent is proposing is t
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by areeh 5y ago
I can see how it scores poorly on the number of scrolls per paragraph of information, maximum words read per unit of time, etc, but clearly that is intended with the choice of spacing and font size which is different in the docs (typically
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by areeh 5y ago
As someone who is somewhat dismissive of labels, I've started thinking more about this. In a context/culture where the way you act isn't as accepted/appreciated it seems labels are a useful thing to defend your way and f
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by areeh 5y ago
Opposite of what? He identified a service problem, he solved a service problem. It worked. DRM is unrelated
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by areeh 5y ago
The grandparent they are agreeing with: "They are trying to get on his nerves, he should go to the police and stop seething on the internet cause he's giving them plenty of what they really want." seems to suggest trying to m
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by areeh 5y ago
I think it warrants investigating exactly how and when Copilot reproduces code, but using one example to write it off as just copy and pasting seems excessive. Also when talking about rights, whether or not Copilot copies doesn't seem
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by areeh 5y ago
I think the discrepancy between what actually happens in the code and the main ideas in the paper is a great point, and it touches on the parent commenter's goal of attaining knowledge. For instance, even if the results are reproducibl
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by areeh 6y ago
Thanks. I was about to try to make a similar point, but couldn't quite find the words and saw this when I refreshed.
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by areeh 6y ago
I agree with the sentiment, but I also think designers and builders of all kinds ignore the most advanced users at their peril regardless of if they're HN, some game's best players, someone who uses a library in production instead
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by areeh 6y ago
The incentives can change through eg law as forest_dweller has already mentioned in his comments. I think most people "understand" the current economic situation works out quite well for closed platforms, but it doesn't mean
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by areeh 6y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by "Fancy IDEs", but if it's ones that integrate with the language (eg intellij) then I really disagree that there won't be much benefit. The main benefit I find with a good IDE is that it
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by areeh 6y ago
Your comment does not make too much sense to me as a layperson. As far as I know, therapy by talking is still being done and research is still being done that investigates how it works. Scott and others have implied psychiatrists (individua
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by areeh 6y ago
Thanks! If this is what was referred to, linking the tweets adds a lot of information compared to just the comment I replied to on its own.
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by areeh 6y ago
I work in TensorFlow with some regularity, and I've seen explicit examples of what the author of the article talks about where Googlers get used to their own stack (See eg: https://github.com/abseil/abseil-py/
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by areeh 6y ago
Why the "so"? I did not see an implication in his argument that it is automatically moral
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by areeh 6y ago
I've seen this comment a few times, but I haven't seen a source yet. Can you provide one?
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by areeh 6y ago
Odd, I had the opposite impression
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by areeh 6y ago
I'm curious what you see as the fundamental conflict here? Looking at my own European country, these are things we work on optimising at the same time, and I think we often do better at both than the US. Maybe I'm misunderstandin
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by areeh 6y ago
As someone who started reading HN specifically because outrage tired me out on other sites, I have to disagree on the "just as much outrage" point. I would say markedly less outrage on average than other popular social media platf

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