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by arvinsim 2y ago
I stopped not because they are less enjoyable but because they are too enjoyable. When I play games, I inevitably end up extending my gaming sessions when I get caught up in excitement. This is especially true with fighting games. I find th
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by arvinsim 2y ago
I disagree with his notion that I just cede control of my output to AI. I am using LLMs to help me improve my writing. I was asking for revisions but I found myself just copying what the LLM is outputting Instead, I told the LLM to analysis
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by arvinsim 2y ago
I take my magnesium in the mornings most of the time because it causes me nightmares too. I noticed that if I take it in the evening, I would be okay if I took it at least 4 hours before sleeping.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
Reading a book a week in a vacuum is easy. Reading a book a week that competes with your responsibilities and other hobbies is a challenge.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
I do agree that work is much better if you are friends with your colleagues. That being said, one always need to be wary of bad actors that take advantage of people's openness. There is a reason why the advice to not date or get too cl
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by arvinsim 3y ago
Which is why things like local LLMs are important.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
I think there are many ways AI can be leveraged in the music industry other than just wholesale making the music for you. AI can do idea generation, mixing and mastering using assistance, generative tools for parts of a song, sample generat
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by arvinsim 3y ago
I believe the hype will die down. But I think there are still some legit use cases for AIs and LLMs. Besides, you don't have to train LLMs. You can just use the trained ones to leverage it in your job or hobby.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it." Pretty sure some of the shills here are heavily invested in Apple stocks.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
> Just as they were in laptops, MP3 players, smartphones, and wearables. That Apple is "behind" means nothing in terms of future success. The difference is the things that you mentioned are hardware. AI is software and data dep
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by arvinsim 3y ago
IMO, number of commits is irrelevant since you can always squash them. LoC is the relevant metric.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
> Even the newly empowered creators will have to fight to be noticed amid a deluge of carelessly generated spam and sludge. It will be like those weird YouTube Kids videos, but everywhere (or at least like indie and mobile games are now)
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by arvinsim 3y ago
For games like 2D/3D fighting games where you don't to generate a lot of terrain, the possibilities of randomly generating stages with unique terrain and obstacles is interesting.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
Then it begs the question: how do you recover out of this mindset in an increasingly disconnected world?
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by arvinsim 3y ago
I am an avid book reader but even I cannot leverage it because I buy through my Kindle.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
> hen I see posts like this, I really wonder if men like you just don't know how to write a decent profile intro/bio and post some good photos. I think there are definitely certain things that make a dating profile more attract
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by arvinsim 3y ago
The reason why people hate ghosting is because it is not explicit rejection. It wastes your time by making you wait in a state of uncertainty.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
HTML doesn't solve routes as well as markup reuse. If you want to copypaste markup into it's own HTML and edit the contents, then you do you.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
Not uncommon. Take out the old guard and hire new people for empire building.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
The lack of audio jack in my iPad Pro is the main reason why I abandoned music production on iOS and just do it with my Macbook Pro.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
I think it is doable if you don't change the hardware. But once you add the expectation that it should work with future hardware as well maintain backward compatibility, then bloat is inevitable.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
Sorry if it is bot clear. Is it a good or bad thing to teach music theory via visual depiction?
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by arvinsim 3y ago
Work will just move to a higher level of abstraction.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
I would think more of in terms that there is a single mystical entity that can change the behavior. And that entity is the Federal Reserve.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
Staying indoors with games and videos can only do so much. Sooner or later, we will get bored.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
Tiktok is also a vector for propaganda. There is not guarantee that all content there is true.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
It takes time for a business to be at the level where you can do the above. At the start, you are essentially a slave to your business.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
> Hypothetically, if she figured out how to automate it on her own, would she get any kind of reward for it? If not, why should she automate. The reward is more time. Now where that time is spent is another story.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
WSL is a bolt-on Unix environment while Apple has a native one. If Apple makes it so that it's not native, I am pretty sure there will be significant number switching OSes.
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by arvinsim 3y ago
One of Apple's core strength is marketing. Just using numbers will never happen.

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