cloudripper

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Obsidian AI Assistant(bagerbach.com)
7 points by cloudripper 3y ago|0 comments
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Daily Index of Ocean Surface Temperature(climatereanalyzer.org)
2 points by cloudripper 3y ago|0 comments
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YouTube case at Supreme Court could shape protections for ChatGPT and AI(reuters.com)
4 points by cloudripper 3y ago|0 comments
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Learning to Code Isn't Enough(technologyreview.com)
3 points by cloudripper 3y ago|1 comments
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by cloudripper 3y ago
Can you provide some context? Curious what informs your thoughts on codecrafters' quality...
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by cloudripper 3y ago
Past HN posts for author's other book, "Build Your Own Redis": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34557389 (Show HN - 5 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34572263 (129 comments
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How do we prove humanity?(beej.us)
1 points by cloudripper 3y ago|0 comments
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Recreation.gov: Booze Allen Making Unexpected Millions Off National Park Visits(wsj.com)
8 points by cloudripper 3y ago|0 comments
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by cloudripper 3y ago
My former English teacher would question why the age of your math teacher is relevant in this post.
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by cloudripper 4y ago
Same. I'm a big fan. I caught their performance once in Hong Kong many years ago. Very captivating. Good reminder to celebrate a life well lived by rediscovering his beautiful artwork.
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by cloudripper 4y ago
Only if your colleagues are suspicious of you sitting painfully still at the computer with sunglasses on and a noodle neck.
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by cloudripper 4y ago
Naptime is my favorite pastime. That said, I've also found mindfulness meditation for the same amount of time serves as an equivalent mental reset without the added drowsiness I occasionally get from naps.
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by cloudripper 4y ago
Or eat less carbs. Ketones literally have a positive effect on brain metabolism. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33233502/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32739015/
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by cloudripper 4y ago
> One thing I've noticed is that when you take a sharp turn on a mountain bike, you tend to move the bike away from your body. But on a road bike, you maintain that alignment with your body and the frame. I don't know the answe
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by cloudripper 4y ago
Fascinating.. Thank you for the history lesson. Do you happen to have video of your demo functioning that you'd be willing to share?
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by cloudripper 4y ago
I don't disagree with your points. Sometimes there are personality issues (we're all a little quirky), sometimes there are structural/institutional issues. The point I raise is pretty focused on the author's harsh partin
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by cloudripper 4y ago
The team is often very well prepared, very knowledgeable, and we mostly have the resources needed. That is what makes the mission possible. Conditions are often challenging (weather, terrain (ranging from Mt. Whitney to Death Valley), and c
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by cloudripper 4y ago
I'm an active volunteer with Inyo County Search and Rescue. I was not around during the author's search efforts but have heard much about this article over the years. I have heard about the harrowing story, the amazing accomplishm
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by cloudripper 4y ago
If the OP turns their macroeconomics textbook into a chatbot, you can ask it how labor has fared in the past with regard to how profits are maximized through industrial optimization. The response to your question directly may illuminate som
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by cloudripper 4y ago
Walking. Currently in my late 30s, I've long enjoyed pushing my limits in many forms of physical exertion - running, climbing, skiing, mountain biking, etc. However, as I've aged and my bones are no longer made of rubber, I have b
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by cloudripper 4y ago
I like how you included a significant number of typos in the README to make it clear that it was not produced by chatGPT (nor supported by any spell-check technology for that matter). This is an interesting exercise and really adds to the s
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by cloudripper 4y ago
Said every skilled worker whose industry was disrupted by tech..