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by bberenberg 2y ago
It is replaced with “DONTWRITEJUST” and then I take advantage of the autocorrect not being great at understanding the context of backspaces and moving caret position to type it if I need it.
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by bberenberg 2y ago
100% agreed. I set up an autocorrect rule to help me stop doing this. I also found “basically” to be another word to avoid.
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by bberenberg 2y ago
For what it’s worth I’ve contacted them to see if they would be open to handing over the hosted version. The current answer is no, based in part on wanting to delete user data. I suggested I could take it without data and users could reimpo
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by bberenberg 2y ago
I can’t speak for FL, but in NYC I spent three years trying to get my condo board to fix basic structural issues. I couldn’t ever win the votes needed and ultimately sold the spot and moved. The level of negligence by owners (even ones who
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by bberenberg 2y ago
Watching us push forward in hard problems like this is important not only for the direct benefits, but the general belief in a better future it affords. I appreciate anything that helps reignite wonder and hope in all of us, and a rocket la
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by bberenberg 2y ago
Can’t speak for others but as an amateur marathoner, this didn’t happen to me. The biggest thing I noticed wasn’t even that I sped up but that it reduced pain for the next day vs practice marathons I had run in my trainers. If I get richer
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by bberenberg 2y ago
Can you elaborate on why you feel this is a rant? I’m not a big Mark fan but generally it sounds like “hey you’re not hitting your goals and you claim it’s team issues and I need you balance the two” which seems like a reasonable ask especi
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by bberenberg 2y ago
Tested it using the model in Google Colab and it did ok, but the output is truncated at the following line: > [Appendix B](#appendix-B). Day So not sure if it's the length of the page, or something else, but in the end, it doesn&#x2
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by bberenberg 2y ago
I didn’t read it as arguing no moderation. He explicitly says that TV only during travel and while prepping dinner. What I interpreted him saying was that if you will have a distraction, make it high quality. In a similar vein, it’s why I s
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by bberenberg 2y ago
How did you compare the above? I'd love to see a "clear winner".
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by bberenberg 2y ago
I feel like this falls into an uncanny valley between requiring the skill to cognitively model forms in your mind as text, which is fairly close to coding and using a form builder UI.
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by bberenberg 2y ago
I really appreciate the vulnerability of talking about what was tried and what didn’t work and why. Super helpful for those of us interested in the space.
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by bberenberg 2y ago
I sold a company and ended up with roughly the same. This is 100% bog standard.
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by bberenberg 2y ago
If Apple could make the UX of the physical device a bit better and had a larger library of places to explore I would absolutely give it to my grandma. She’s mostly stuck in a her flat alone all day. Walking is hard. She FaceTimes and calls
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by bberenberg 2y ago
Good job on building and releasing this. Even if it’s not polished and has a long way to go, it’s good to push for progress. Hopefully the escapism of programming doesn’t harm your ability to enter aerospace or tech markets. It’s unfortunat
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by bberenberg 2y ago
This is really great. However, I’d prefer this as a layer on top of an existing graphing library / syntax.
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by bberenberg 2y ago
Is this open source somewhere? I haven’t found it.
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by bberenberg 2y ago
Seems really cool. Will be interesting to see as people build more of these and evolve them to use smaller and self-hosted models.
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by bberenberg 2y ago
Agreed with others here. It’s good that this was an intentional decision but I implore you to reconsider.
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by bberenberg 2y ago
Apple reminders for high level tasks. If it’s code related a todo file at the root of the repo. Work on the repo if it’s in Reminders.
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by bberenberg 2y ago
Watching a launch in person made me really fear for the astronauts lives even though they were on a reliable vehicle. I can’t imagine the concern of this crew and their family knowing they need to try and come home on this platform. I hope
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by bberenberg 2y ago
I am always amazed at how ignorant I am about simple things in my life like this.
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Show HN: Cofounder matching at small participatory events(lfc.dev)
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by bberenberg 2y ago
I feel like doing OSS like licenses has turned into a way to nerd snipe people into adding comments to your submission.
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by bberenberg 2y ago
This is often a major sticking point in M&A when you find out major contracts are not assignable or transferable depending on terms in those contracts. This can be with customers or vendors. My guess is a consumer app like Bartender isn
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by bberenberg 2y ago
So what does this mean for Apple devices? They will have to back away from pairing? If yes, then it should work everywhere? Or will they agree to pay whatever fines in CO to avoid changing this elsewhere? Is there another option I should be
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by bberenberg 2y ago
I wonder how well this will pair with a search first UX since finding stuff may be hard otherwise.
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by bberenberg 2y ago
This type of tuning seems like a big step in the safety / censorship of how these models may work in the near future.
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by bberenberg 2y ago
My guess is that some form of this is fairly common by all countries who have powerful international intelligence apparatus. Doesn’t make it ok or good, and it’s great that journalists highlight the issue to raise awareness. But also import
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by bberenberg 3y ago
> There is no field of "probabilistic UX" for example. How do you provide a consistent user experience when the underlying engine of your application is inconsistent? Sure there is. Every single in person store you go into and

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