drakonka

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   by drakonka 2y ago

   you: 5/15 gpt-4o: 5/15 gpt-4: 5/15 gpt-4o-mini: 4/15 llama-2-7b: 7/15 llama-3-8b: 7/15 mistral-7b: 7/15 unigram: 4/15
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   by drakonka 2y ago

   I met my ex on Bumble; we were together for about 5 years. I met the man I'm currently dating on Hinge. Both times when getting back into dating after long relationships I heard that dating apps sucked, and that it would take forever t
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   by drakonka 2y ago

   Oh no, sorry, I should've specified I'm in Sweden; just felt like engaging with the question.
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   by drakonka 2y ago

   I use it for quite a few things and work with it as well, but specifically right now I'm using AI to turn a poem I wrote into a song and illustrate a video for it. Only after it produced the song I got a little offended that an AI is s
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   by drakonka 2y ago

   I like that this one seems to be a one-time payment, unlike Pocket Casts. I'm trying out both right now.
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   by drakonka 2y ago

   Thank you, I'm trying it out now.
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   by drakonka 2y ago

   Thank you, though AntennaPod is the one that I mentioned I'm trying to move away from.
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   by drakonka 2y ago

   On Android?
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   Ask HN: Can you recommend a podcast player/manager for Android?

   9 points by drakonka 2y ago|14 comments
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    When my 6-month-old kitten was sick and in the hospital, his 3-month-old "sister" would walk around the apartment yowling constantly. This would be broken up only by periods of her clinging to/around me in a way she never has
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    I'm only mildly and peripherally interested in music making but this looks _like so much fun_.
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    Thank you for the insight!
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    I hadn't thought of that, that makes sense! I wonder if we can one day have artificial hearts with a built-in warning system for failure. Maybe they could even flag irregularities _before_ total failure and go into some kind of minimum
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    I hadn't considered that. What are some practical implications for living without a pulse?
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    > That being said, the titanium heart is only meant to keep a patient alive while they wait for a heart transplant, which has always been the goal of fully mechanical heart development at this stage of the game. Why is this? What are the
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    This reminds me of a talk I went to at the 2020 ALIFE conference, in which the speaker presented an infinitely-scalable architecture called the "Movable Feast Machine". He suggested relinquishing hardware determinism - the hardwar
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    Anecdotally, I have never heard this sentiment from other women I know. That doesn't mean they aren't _thinking_ it, though. Maybe it also depends on location - where I live it is very common for both men and women to do some form
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    I don't think they missed this - the website does include those findings.
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    I'm exploring different things for this as well. I've only tried this one a couple of times, but in the last few weeks when I found myself ruminating on something fueled by anxiety, playing Tetris seems to have helped. I thought o
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    I've been running a setup that uses Hugo[0] + GitLab CI + S3 for years and it's worked really well for my blog[1]. Very low hassle. - [0] https://gohugo.io/ - [1] https://liza.io
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    This is adorable and reminds me of my first website :D Great job!
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    Got laid off last year, but the company extended my contract twice so I ended up there for 3-ish more months. Afterwards I'd decided not to actively look for another job for a while, but be open if something amazing came along that was
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    I'm not making a point, just sharing my opinion. But one thing that I think is better across multiple products is my ability to request that my identifying information be removed from a service within a reasonable time frame. Or the ab
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    I agree; also an EU citizen, working with AI. I think regulation can be a great forcing function for creating more effective, thoughtful, and overall better products.
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    This is mine as well; I haven't worked with Go professionally in a few years, but have very fond memories.
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    I just thought a lot about what kind of work I was especially curious about doing and decided that it was autonomous agents. Seemed like a great area to explore in, since I believe agents running in permissive environments _could_ be a real
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    I was laid off last year, but contract ended up getting extended until end of Jan 2024. After talking to a few other companies I decided to take 6 months - 1 year off unless something really interesting came along. A few days after that dec
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    by drakonka 2y ago

    Not sure that it's "AI-based" in the way you mean, but this is why I've stuck with YT Music for years. It's gotten good at guessing what I'll like, and creating auto-playlists to match different moods which are
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    by drakonka 3y ago

    For ebooks that I publish to sell, I use Vellum (Mac only). But if it was more of a PDF only kind of thing, without needing to be optimized for traditional book formatting or ereaders, I'm guessing exporting to PDF through something li
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    by drakonka 3y ago

    I am; it is extremely flaky. I use it mostly to make custom GPTs that read and analyze my own manuscripts. In the last few weeks I've had it refuse to read documents completely, read seemingly only the first pages, refuse to produce ou