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by dmos62 1y ago
You'd be surprised how developed these skills are in people that are in visual arts.
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What helped me when I was grieving is to remember the feeling of the loved one's presence. At first it's subtle, then as you start enjoying the visualization it becomes more pronounced. Like imagine you're sitting alone and t
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> I do get anxiety about not remembering people once they pass away. Have you tried remembering how their presence felt/feels? Consciously identifying the feeling that a loved one "carried" was an important part of a recen
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This made me curious, I too have difficulty sharing experiences. What's the region?
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You might want to back those statements up.
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by dmos62 1y ago
To share the service? https://unbloq.us/
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Hey, good job!
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Neither participated in the Holocaust. To say that a genocide was deserved is in breach of the standards of this community. The Soviet genocide of the middle class had nothing to do with the Holocaust. That is plain misinformation. The geno
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That's a valid viewpoint. Ignorance and all other vices ellicit compassion in me, though I don't have infinite patience by any stretch of imagination, so I have a discrepancy between principle and practice, I guess.
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What if a billionaire is unskilled in using their money to their full advantage to help people? Or what if the billionaire is ignorant? Would that make him evil? It sounds to me like you're equating them being inconvenient administrato
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by dmos62 1y ago
One can only presume that you don't mean this post when you refer to such acts of generalization, right?
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The "kulak" genocide was more widespread than the wiki article implies. For example, these deportations happened in Lithuania in 1940-1953 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_deportations_from_Lit... My an
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More data would be nice.
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Power-accelerated imperfection. Your great-grandfather's combustion engine might run great on vegetable oil, but if you put vegetable oil in a race car, bad things will happen. The more powerful your tools, the more dangerous you are.
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Seems like the "dwarf" term is not about absolute size, but about its orbital dynamics.
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I love how languages reveal cultural and societal features. A popular example is that in English the word "free" means both "gratis" and "libre", which, in my opinion, are very distinct meanings in today's
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The occasional fine I get (and the prospect of getting another) does affect my driving habits and attentiveness, and it's the same for people close to me. Can't talk for others, though I'd expect this to be the norm.
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I didn't intentionally misrepresent your comment, but I am open to having misunderstood it. Also, me answering with questions didn't help. > > So, why not have fun learning something new, writing most things myself? I defini
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What led you to say that the author did not have users' interests at heart? What led you to imply that there's something wrong with reimplementing something or having fun or whatever it is you disliked you so much? What leads you
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by dmos62 1y ago
Wow, what a disheartening comment. Did GP not explain why they did what they did? This is an open-source project, the author expressed joy in working on it, and you have the heart to tell him off. This is far below what I expect of HN.
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AI-writing has the cost of human orchestration, debugging, review. Code is now cheap to write, but for there to be a net efficiency gain, those other tasks have to not bloat too much.
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Am I the only one that read this as "are you even using ai for this number?".
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Well, this isn't the first github-based agent. A well-known one is https://app.all-hands.dev/ . And, there are great cheap or even free more general agents. So, given that this agent isn't a novelty, price is natur
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If I drive carelessly and get a meaningful fine, I'll think twice next time, irrespective of who gets the money. I only care that I am fined. Unless the police starts to administer fines when they shouldn't, all is good, right? Wh
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Happy to hear this, good luck!
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I presume that this works by processing the html and feeding to the llm. What approaches did you take for doing this? Or am I wrong?
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Congrats. What tools do you see as the closest alternatives and how do they compare?
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Care to share your thoughts on muscle-mem, the recent, related "meta-tool" for caching "agent trajectories"? https://github.com/pig-dot-dev/muscle-mem
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At the risk of retracting from the really cool project, I notice that a lot of highlighted phrases in a text is indicative of an LLM writer. Not that I have anything against that.
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These are UX researchers. This is not an engineering project.

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