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by cj 9mo ago
I personally find uninspired boring icons way easier to visually scan than a collection of unique illustrated icons. But I agree they don’t look pretty.
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by cj 9mo ago
I can’t imagine holding a job where I had to do work that I expect will fail. Sounds absolutely depressing. What keeps you motivated?
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by cj 9mo ago
I wonder if there’s some survivorship bias. E.g. did they only study people who started and maintained a routine vs. everyone who started a routine but couldn’t stick with it due to depression symptoms
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by cj 9mo ago
Most experienced programmers have no experience deploying apps (or their experience is from earlier in their career). Especially engineers at big companies where there are whole teams dedicated to infra/devops. The percentage of progr
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by cj 9mo ago
Except nearly every restaurant I frequent. Example menu below with cash and credit prices, credit prices being 4% more. I see this commonly. https://misslucyskitchen.com/menu
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by cj 9mo ago
Huh, I thought Magic Leap went out of business. Didn't know they were still around!
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by cj 9mo ago
And just so we're attacking the problem from both sides: the dark pattern on the advertisers side is the inability to easily opt out of in-app ads when advertising on Google's display network. For the reasons you listed, in-app ad
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by cj 9mo ago
I'm curious, what types of prompts are you running that benefit from 10+ minutes of think time? Whats the quality difference between default ChatGPT and Thinking? Is it an extra 20% quality boost or is the difference night/day? I&
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by cj 9mo ago
For Christmas I got an alarm clock that basically doesn’t function without a $50/year subscription. For an alarm clock (Hatch.co). Consumers need to get better at understanding TCO when buying things. Or maybe the government should be
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by cj 10mo ago
Criterion D: > There is clear evidence that the symptoms interfere with, or reduce the quality of, social, academic, or occupational functioning. That criteria is not optional. (Someone please correct me if I’m wrong) Edit: Same applies
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by cj 10mo ago
Aren’t a lot of these diagnoses also based on whether they impact your work/personal/school life? E.g. if you have ADHD and it benefits you in those areas, you may no longer meet the diagnosis criteria IIRC?
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by cj 10mo ago
Can you share an example? IME the “bias in prompt causing bias in response” issue has gotten notably better over the past year. E.g. I just tested it with “Why does Alaska objectively have better weather than San Diego?“ and ChatGPT 5.2 not
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by cj 10mo ago
I agree with what you’re saying. > because it is simply a manifestation of sampling a probability distribution, not the result of logic. But this line will trigger a lot of people / start a debate around why it matters that it’s pro
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by cj 10mo ago
You're not wrong, yet there's still no compelling reason to make an extra effort to switch to ipv6 when the limitations of ipv4 don't personally affect you.
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by cj 10mo ago
> Even if your dream job is worth $100m to you, is the delta between this job and your realistic best alternative really worth that much? At least for me, regular financial decision making breaks down once the numbers are above a certain
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by cj 10mo ago
5 out of 6 paragraphs include concrete actionable advice. I’m sorry if you don’t like the advice.
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by cj 10mo ago
Or accept the fact that stock options are worthless, and don't accept a job offer if you're unhappy with the offer sans stock options.
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by cj 10mo ago
I've never heard of a millionaire express regret over making millions of dollars. That doesn't mean it's impossible to be happy without a million dollars.
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by cj 10mo ago
> What my life would look like had I not gotten married and had children For every person that feels better off in that situation, there’s another person who feels trapped and tied down and unable to pursue their passions. Different thin
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by cj 10mo ago
There are lots of online resources for outbound sales which will likely be better than advice you’ll find on a forum full of engineers (unless engineers are your target market) I’d focus on zeroing in on a niche (even if it’s an artificial
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by cj 10mo ago
Aren’t we talking about enforcing/exercising a legal right? Whether you have a reason to make a claim is much different than whether you have a legal basis for your claim.
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by cj 10mo ago
That’s a very intricate and convoluted way of saying they have no basis for making a demand. But sounds like we agree, they have no real basis for making a demand.
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by cj 10mo ago
No, he means basis, not reason. There's a difference and I'm genuinely curious in your answer.
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by cj 10mo ago
Imagine you started having back pain months ago and you remember asking ChatGPT questions when it first started. Now you’re going to the doctor and you forgot exactly when the pain started. You remember that you asked ChatGPT about the pain
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by cj 10mo ago
It’s an incredible tool for weightlifting. I use it all the time to analyze my workout logs that I copy/paste from Apple Notes. Example prompts: - “Modify my Push #2 routine to avoid aggravating my rotator cuff” - “Summarize my progres
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by cj 10mo ago
Presumably you could decouple timestamps from inference. I would be very surprised if they don’t already store date/time metadata. If they do, it’s just a matter of exposing it.
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by cj 10mo ago
Is this the same NAD+ that’s prescribed by longevity / hormone clinics? Edit: after some googling, sounds like NAD+ (which you can get from real doctors) is the “building blocks” similar to how protein is the building blocks for muscl
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by cj 10mo ago
Meanwhile, consumer debt is at record highs. https://www.newyorkfed.org/microeconomics/hhdc
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by cj 10mo ago
And speed.
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by cj 10mo ago
AWS IAM has caused multiple cross-region outages.

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