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The big unlock for me reading this is to think about the order of the output. As in, ask it to produce evidence and indicators before answering a question. Obviously I knew LLMs are a probabilistic auto complete. For some reason, I didn
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When ebooks first came on the scene, self-publishing was profitable. Due to relatively low competition, new authors and new releases could get traction with minimal marketing budgets. At the time, it seemed the great equalizer we'd all
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Reminds me of Cal Newport's "Shutdown ritual" advice. Marathon sessions can lead to burnout. It's better to use time block planning to prioritize the most important tasks. A feature of time block planning is you have to
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I did Language Transfer for Modern Greek and found it excellent. The host and creator is a native Greek speaker. I cannot recommend it enough!
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The juxtaposition in the headline implies that A.I. coding tools are the cause of unemployment for new grads. I find this sort of headline to be intentionally misleading. But sadly, A.I. gets clicks. There's no evidence that A.I. codin
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I've considered doing this with my Moonlander, but it always seemed like too much effort. Do you have basically use a separate layer for each OS?
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I didn't realize the Mountain View Library still has books on cassette tapes. Neat!
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Neat! It's great to see this segment of phones increasing. Cal Newport in his book Digital Minimalism talks about why he prefers the term "digital declutter" to "digital detox." A detox makes it sound like a break a
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Why the Rollei 35 AF is the most futuristic analog camera ever made
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My favorite resources for learning Modern Greek
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This looks cool! There's been so many books with a utopian or dystopian take on technology, it's refreshing to see someone tapping into the wonder. I've certainly experienced wonder with my programming journey.
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Agreed, these people who write about productivity make everything so complicated. We don't need books or systems for this. Just read and watch what interests you and ignore everything else.
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I believe that curl does not have client side caching so every time you run the command it downloads the csv. While downloading the csv and then analyzing it would no longer makes it a magic one-liner you can send to people. It would save b
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Hi @kzhen, did you use a template for your website? Which template did you use?
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I tried to leave a comment on the article but it's down due to the hacker news hug of death. I wonder if the author plays new games and what their opinion is on Diablo 4. It's interesting to me that hacker news has become a place
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Yeah apparently it's free, my bad, I remembered it incorrectly
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:O
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TIL
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Definitely not the latter. I am referring to the former point.
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It's funny how OP does not address where this data comes from even though it's obviously from LinkedIn. I see many people in the comments asking questions so I will add my two cents as someone who is currently employed by LinkedIn
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MySpace vibes
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They explain the concept in a separate post[1] (which is also linked in the original article). [1] https://biblioracle.substack.com/p/engagement-attention-shin...
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By brainwave detector I am going to assume you mean an EEG. An EEG measures electrical activity at the surface of the brain. A fMRI shows the activity of individual neurons of the entire brain in real time. It's sort of an apples to o
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I'm glad I am not the only one who thought this was complete and total BS. I agree with other commenters that this post is designed to create hype and acquire more funding. Many people have argued (successfully imo) that AGI is not eve
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There have been projects to systematically catalog all the synapses in the flatworm. The problem is that neural plasticity means these connections change dynamically over time based on the needs of the organism. Since the only way we can st
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State machines are commonly used in game development.
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Great article, thanks
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There are really short chapters and really long chapters. I agree that some of the longer chapters, especially the battle scenes, are probably too long for a 20 minute reading session.
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You may have read the abridged version while the estimate is calculated on the unabridged version.
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As someone who studied Neuroscience in college, I remember this paper and some other examples showing just how different computational neural networks are from real neurons. It's difficult for me to believe that professional researcher
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