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by badbart14 7mo ago
Vibecoded https://yc-tagline-generator.vercel.app/ after seeing this article
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Decks Against Humanity(harpers.org)
8 points by badbart14 7mo ago|1 comments
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by badbart14 1y ago
This is awesome, been going through the little book as a way to refresh myself on linear algebra which I see has been updated as well. Luckily only on chapter 4 so definitely going to start doing the labs alongside the book now!
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by badbart14 1y ago
Huh never thought of the process of drafting while writing to be similar to how diffusion models start with a noisy set. Super cool for sure though I'm curious if this (and other similar research on making models think more at inferenc
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by badbart14 1y ago
I remember this paper when it came out a couple months ago. Makes a lot of sense, the use of tools like ChatGPT essentially offshore the thinking processes in your brain. I really like the analogy to time under tension they talk about in h
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by badbart14 1y ago
+1, especially loved the episode from a couple months back about using AI tools in development. Really got me thinking differently about the role of AI in a developer's workflow and how software development will evolve.
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by badbart14 2y ago
Love this! I've used The Weekendest for a bit now on the web so I'm excited I can download this and delete the home screen link on my phone :). Very much recommend to anyone that frequents the NYC subways
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by badbart14 2y ago
I definitely get a good amount of motion sickness when using my phone while in a car so I'm super interested about the motion sickness cues and if they'll work. The dots look like they may get in the way a bit but I'm willing
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by badbart14 2y ago
Great read about a often overlooked part of global infrastructure. I personally liked the presentation style but get its not for everyone. Highly recommend the latest episode of the Vergecast where they talk more about the undersea cable wo
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by badbart14 3y ago
I've tried remote desktop, feel like its decently easy to use and works well enough (it might require a download, I forget)
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by badbart14 3y ago
I wonder how this would compare to a random sample of humans choosing a number between 1 and 100. I assume 42 is frequent due to showing up in the training data a good amount (Answer to "Life, the Universe, and Everything", Jackie
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by badbart14 3y ago
Highly recommend the Fall of Civilizations podcast episode on the Bronze Age Collapse to learn more about the Sea-Peoples ( https://youtu.be/B965f8AcNbw?list=PLR7yrLMHm11XAuYuZMPHPn9Hz... ) . They discuss how the Sea-Peoples
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Apple RSS Feeds(apple.com)
7 points by badbart14 3y ago|0 comments
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Nothing Starts with N(aaronson.org)
3 points by badbart14 3y ago|1 comments