dwaltrip

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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
Information can travel without people paying for it do so. Ban most ads and everything will still work fine.
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
Local parks are quite different from hiking trails.
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
That seems like a good approach.
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
More succinctly: * Know your audience. Saying things they are unable to hear is a waste of energy. * Choose your battles carefully. The flip side: * Trust your gut * Speak authentically and with an aim to help (not convince) * Don’t be over
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
How well has that worked? Has it backfired? I think you both are right in different ways.
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
What makes it predatory?
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
I’m surprised they didn’t mention increased social isolation.
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
Damn, I'm sorry to hear that. That sounds very difficult.
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
Sounds like your body is telling you something? Time to find support that you trust and face whatever is going on under the hood. For me, the three major turning points were quitting my job, later starting somatic therapy with the right the
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by dwaltrip 9mo ago
You gotta give yourself a bit more slack. We all deserve to rest and go slow now and then. What's the point of living if you can't take a break? We are chaotic and beautiful bundles of dozens of trillions of cells that evolved ove
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
You need company approval to sell yeah? That could be a major issue.
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
These facts aren’t mutually exclusive.
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
Are you sure you know what you are doing? ;) The actual goal is to faithfully replicate the functionality and solve the same use cases with a different set of base technologies. You describing similar but different instrumental goals, which
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
> TextSynth provides access to large language, text-to-image, text-to-speech or speech-to-text models such as Mistral, Llama, Stable Diffusion, Whisper thru a REST API and a playground. They can be used for example for text completion, q
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
How many hours until someone else is able to get it to work? I consider myself a bit of an expert vibe engineer and the challenge is alluring :D
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
AI is a tool I use while existing as a human. I’d like to know the relative downsides.
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
What’s the easiest way to read a PDF like this on mobile? It’s quite painful the default way.
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
In context learning for ya: it’s not supposed to be a literal scientific claim.
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
If they game the pelican benchmark, it’d be pretty obvious. Just try other random, non-realistic things like “a giraffe walking a tightrope”, “a car sitting at a cafe eating a pizza”, etc. If the results are dramatically different, then the
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
Children are incredibly smart. All of this was fantasy 15 years ago. Comments like yours are amazing to me…
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
Can you provide numbers relative to things many of us already do? - drive to the store or to work - take a shower - eat meat - fly on vacation And so on... thanks!
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
Any new useful tool must be managed in a way so that one isn’t overly dependent on it. - google maps - power tools - complex js frameworks - ORMs - the electrical grid (outages are a thing) - and so on… This isn’t a new problem unique to LL
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
Hah good point. Maybe v1 just pulls the first few lines from man.
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
The author is vastly overestimating the general legibility and familiarity of things they happen to know well and are used to. Boring names are also very generic, by definition, and thus often harder to remember. Especially when there are 1
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
These are the cutting insights I come to HN for.
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
Sounds miserable if you like solving real problems.
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
A bit reductive.
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
I have architectural discussions all the time with coding agents.
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by dwaltrip 10mo ago
Holy shit man. Get your gears check, they are grinding hard.
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by dwaltrip 11mo ago
It’s kind of fun watching this comment go up and down :) There’s so much evidence out there of people getting real value from the tools. Some questions you can ask yourself are “why doesn’t it work for me?” and “what can I do differently?”.

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