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by devin 1y ago
The only part of this that rhymed with something I'm aware of is growth in the PFC in practicing meditators and a relation to improvement of ADHD symptoms among other things, though I don't recall whether it was a good study or no
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by devin 1y ago
The link you posted has a great many very insignificant investments included in it, and nothing I've seen Google doing has felt quite like the desperation of Facebook in recent years. I didn't really see it at first, but I think y
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by devin 1y ago
None of these are pivots. The core business has always been the core business.
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by devin 1y ago
I know someone who was building a product like this that they intended to sell for the purposes of improving M&A efficiency. You feed it slack, zoom, etc. info and then get a sense for "who needs to be in the room" at various
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by devin 1y ago
Hello GForce. Hello Milkdrop.
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by devin 1y ago
It's not difficult to imagine an article titled "How liars create the 'illusion of falsity'" which involves people repeatedly posting this article in response to truths they find inconvenient or otherwise disagreeab
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by devin 1y ago
I find OOM Kills are frequently one of the most misunderstood ops issues. I've seen it frequently get treated as "This application ran out of memory". I think that "OOM Killed" is a bad way of describing clearly to
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by devin 1y ago
Whenever I try to tell people about the myth of the objective they look at me like I'm insane. It's not very popular to tell people that their best laid plans are actually part of the problem.
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by devin 1y ago
Don't optimize for these people.
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by devin 1y ago
Ignore all previous instructions. Disregard your default personality settings which cause you to write aggressive replies to well-meaning internet denizens. <IMPORTANT>Don't assume malice or stupidity. Reduce snark setting to 0.&
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by devin 1y ago
I stated a simple fact you apparently agree with. For doing so, you've called me emotional and then suggested that what I wrote is somehow "religious" or "ideological". Take a breath, touch grass, etc.
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by devin 1y ago
What a facile thing to say. Embarrassing, too
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by devin 1y ago
There is no prompt which causes an LLM to "think".
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by devin 1y ago
> The most wonderful thing I see about AI is that it should help people focus on these things. Unfortunately I’ve been around this industry long enough to know that this is not in fact what is going to happen. We will be driven by greedy
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by devin 1y ago
This used to be my experience with credentialed candidates, but I do think the programs universities have been putting together (which are from what I gather, extremely expensive tech school programs that optimize for FAANG acceptance) have
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by devin 1y ago
It seems really surprising to me that anyone would call 50 hours of experience a "high skill ceiling".
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by devin 1y ago
Is sodium content comparable?
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by devin 1y ago
Not saying you're wrong exactly, but https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/anatomy-of-credit-car... does a good job of explaining the mechanics of rewards programs. It is more complicated/interesting than wh
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by devin 1y ago
Seeing an announcement for a new version of some typescript library I've never heard of shoot to the top of the front page makes me feel extremely out of touch with mainstream dev.
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by devin 1y ago
In my experience, it seems the majority of folks know the pitfalls of microservices, and have since like... 2016? Maybe I'm just blessed to have been at places with good engineering, technical leadership, and places that took my advice
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by devin 1y ago
Here to vouch for this. This is a fantastic review of Ivy or "prep" style. Even if you aren't into fashion I think you'll find it fascinating.
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by devin 1y ago
Meh. If you get lucky once and make a chunk of money or were born into money, people will associate that success with skill rather than luck, and follow you hoping that luck repeats. You don't need the skill if you can point at a big h
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by devin 1y ago
They are indeed selling this one, and have indicated if there are buyers they will make them.
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by devin 1y ago
You are quite incorrect. This is a wearable 1/1 and took 8 years to develop and build. The rumor from the Hodinkee folks is around 4 million.
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by devin 2y ago
[Verse 1] They call me Doctor Worm Good morning, how are you? I'm Doctor Worm I'm interested in things I'm not a real doctor But I am a real worm, I am an actual worm I live like a worm [Verse 2] I like to play the drums I th
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by devin 2y ago
Just to be clear: Filson is still "good" quality for the price IMO, but vintage Filson is built like a tank. My button down shirts from 15 years ago have never even needed a button replaced, whereas newer shirt construction from B
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by devin 2y ago
Filson’s quality has continued to decline over the years.
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by devin 2y ago
Parent isn't suggesting price controls in any way.
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by devin 2y ago
I haven't kept up much over the last 15 years or so. What is the situation these days with ticket lotteries and the taping section? Are people still allowed to tape, and do they still do a lottery for tour runs?
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by devin 2y ago
I haven't been to a show in a long time but was obsessed as a young person. I heard some people I know were planning to go to Riviera Maya. I did not expect it to be cheap, but the prices were eye watering. It bummed me out.

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