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by awb 4y ago
Now maintain an app with 3 front end devs. With Tailwind there’s no consistency across developers. It’s all highly configurable, but no convention.
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I don’t think we’ve reached a perfect CSS workflow yet. Bootstrap requires learning a new set of class names. Tailwind is like in-line styles with fewer characters. With both you can create an exponential number of similar looking, yet uniq
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What would the purpose be of a small, slow and non-precision first strike?
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I don’t think your theory explains angry rich people or cutthroat billionaires or self-indulgent winners or any successful person who’s ever evolved from being mean to being nice. We’re celebrating Kareem for how unique he is in his outlook
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To be fair, it’s much easier to have a collaborative view on life once you’re financially independent or have exceeded your goals. The unpaid college star that couldn’t make the NBA and is now struggling to make ends meet might not see life
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> You can just tune the model to generate queries to various sources (search engine, etc) to retrieve data. That sounds like a task runner instead of a LLM
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Entertaining in the sense that it’s novel. But people are laughing at it, not with it. It’s substance and style is really poor.
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And the canned laughter
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> 1. What is the bare minimum balanced routine I can start with? A combination of vertical and horizontal push and pull compound lifts will give you the biggest bang for your buck while maintaining a balanced physique. Vertical push - Sq
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Startup School has a great video on this topic: https://www.ycombinator.com/library/6g-how-to-talk-to-users > The second mistake that we pretty much all make is we talk about hypotheticals. We talk about what our pr
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It might be the excitement from the novelty: > Some really cool observations in first 30 mins of using it
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How do you escort a slow moving autonomous balloon? And why?
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I received a similar version as well asking me to pay an invoice. I contacted PayPal and they confirmed it was a scam. This was several months ago. People have been scamming companies for a long time with fake invoices, but this is the firs
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> That's why we don't want universal enforcement. We’re on the same page there. > if they were having a heart attack and I grabbed a bottle of aspirin and opened it to give them one, I am committing a crime Only if the store
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Because the content on those other sources is copyrighted and non-responsive. I guess GPT-3 is more akin to a calculator. And yeah, tons of kids ask “why should I learn [this math equation] when I can type it into a calculator?” The differe
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Yeah, but that’s why you have a “human in the loop”, to handle the infinite number of edge cases. You’d never want end-to-end AI for anything mission critical like justice.
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Here’s the quote: > ended her note with a reference a quote from King’s sermons published in The Measure of a Man in 1959. She used brackets to change the quote slightly to accommodate her message. > “I am reminded in moments like thi
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On the other hand, why have a law if it’s not meant to be enforced universally and consistently? When laws are applied selectively it creates an unequal experiences in the population. No one wants the tyranny of oppressive applications of o
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It might be easier to invalidate celebrity/political deepfakes as there would be no independent corroborating witnesses, but we’d expect there to be some. But deepfakes used by governments, police or citizens to frame innocent civilian
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Building a language that functions well is different from designing a language that reads well. Just like building an app that functions well is different from designing an app that looks great. We don’t expect every backend developer to be
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Another thing is that back in 2004, a larger % of code was hand written. So, choosing a new language didn’t come with as high a switching cost outside of learning a new syntax. Now, if you deviate from PHP, Python, Node, Rails, etc., to one
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Current word count: * javascript / js: 95 * rails: 89 * django: 86 * postgres / postgresql: 77 * react: 75 * python: 52 * supabase: 52 * elixir: 44 * ts / typescript: 41 * nextjs: 31 * sqlite: 29 * laravel: 28 * vue: 27 * pho
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Maybe set a goal for yourself. If your goal is to learn certain skills, it sounds like maybe you’ve already done that. If it’s to build a product that works for you, maybe you’ve done that too. If it’s to make $500/month, then maybe ke
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It does in tiny text at the bottom middle
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James Vitech did this, but manually and with humorous results: https://youtu.be/4o5hSxvN_-s https://youtu.be/IUjpoauJcKo
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Plus GPT-3 is unaware of current events, much less anything set in the future. So questions about their favorite pizza in the year 3,000 might get weird too. And would it know about the game world? If you ask “Where is the secret key hidden
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It’s an interesting concept. Have you tried using it on your own tasks? That might be the key is to develop it to be a tool that works extremely well for your own needs.
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My first computer game in the mid 80s was a text adventure game called “Hunt the Wumpus”, voted one of the top 100 games of all time. Wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunt_the_Wumpus Emulator: https:/&#
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Did you file a breaking and entering complaint with the police? Or just let it go?
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Afroman is responding to a raid against him in his own way: Will You Help Me Repair My Door? https://youtu.be/oponIfu5L3Y Why You Disconnecting My Video Camera? https://youtu.be/ISe3IVBBbyU

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