elevaet

9 ms·

61.
by elevaet 1y ago
Also even if you do have good practices of semantic tagging, there are huge epistemological problems around taxonomies - who constructs them, what do the terms actually mean, how to organize them and so on. In my experience trying to work w
62.
by elevaet 1y ago
This is excellent, thank you. I'm realizing I'm also really annoyed with the suggestions at the end of an answer like: "Would you like me to quickly do X? It's [teaser sentence to try to entice more engagement]"
63.
by elevaet 1y ago
Perhaps you could share your custom instructions? Omitting anything actually personal of course..
64.
by elevaet 1y ago
This is something that's been bothering me lately, it seems like ChatGPT really upped the "yes man" personality lately. I had already put my own custom instructions in to combat this, with reasonable success, but these instru
65.
by elevaet 1y ago
I remember a time when using <div> tags was considered a sign of "expensive" to some.
66.
by elevaet 1y ago
This is the real reason why it's an amplifier and not a replacer.
67.
by elevaet 1y ago
This is a bit off topic, but what do you think about people doing nitrous recreationally? It's always concerned me that people are inhaling close to pure nitrous oxide and holding it in. I've always wondered if this creates damagi
68.
by elevaet 1y ago
Hippos don't come from the whale branch, but they share a branch with whales. From wikipedia: > It is unknown whether the last common ancestor of whales and hippos led an aquatic, semiaquatic/amphibious, or terrestrial lifestyl
69.
by elevaet 1y ago
From the article: > A confused public is less likely to support studies in areas it does not understand. What a great point to remember
70.
by elevaet 2y ago
> It will make Americans generationally poorer, but the world will be better off for it. The world will become more resilient, but this could easily be a lose-lose for USA and other democratic nations.
71.
by elevaet 2y ago
I agree that it's poor form at least in the context of HN - we want to be able to trace the "commit history"
72.
by elevaet 2y ago
What's warehouse 14?
73.
by elevaet 2y ago
> this is like Brexit but 1000x This sums up what I've been thinking too - it looks like the USA is sick of being the center of the world and is stepping down from the position right now. I guess this means it's China's mo
74.
by elevaet 2y ago
How can we change this? I want so desperately to live in a world where capital takes a back seat but have trouble seeing the path to that.
75.
by elevaet 2y ago
What you said could be true, but it's overshadowed by the fact that this is blatant corruption.
76.
by elevaet 2y ago
I'd definitely be more interested in seeing the storyboard than the AI generated movie. I guess that says something about how I/we value of AI generated content
77.
by elevaet 2y ago
+1 for Jodorowsky's Dune. It's a fascinating study of "the greatest sci fi movie never made". You can see its DNA in Star Wars, Bladerunner, Alien and more. I hope some day Moebius and Jodorowsky's storyboards are p
78.
by elevaet 2y ago
Half marathon in 57min is 2:42/km :0 I'm an ok hobby runner and I'm not even sure I can hit that speed momentarily on a downhill.
79.
by elevaet 2y ago
His death was so tragic. I believe his coach also died in the car accident.
80.
by elevaet 2y ago
Are acid flashbacks real? I thought that was an urban myth.. I've never had one and I don't think I've ever encountered someone who has. It seems like one of those drug war era scare tactics or viral rumours.
81.
by elevaet 2y ago
But as the block rewards diminish from halving it will approach 0, so that will leave the only incentive for "miners" to secure the network to be transaction fees. At that point transaction fees will have to be extemely high to ju
82.
by elevaet 2y ago
No, I get it, thank you very much. Early adopter of BTC here, I've read the whitepaper and all that, sodl when I realized what an energy pig it had become. The only thing that separates BTC from all the derivative shitcoins is hype and
83.
by elevaet 2y ago
There is an infinite supply of computer algorithms. Gold is an element.
84.
by elevaet 2y ago
I'm so curious what will happen as mining approaches the asymptote. When the mining rewards become more and more rare and if people aren't incentivizing the network with a lot of transactions, will transaction times just get slowe
85.
by elevaet 2y ago
It also needs to scale well, which bitcoin doesn't. This is evidenced by the ever increasing energy demand, slow transaction times and high fees.
86.
by elevaet 2y ago
I'd love to hear what you're doing with the CZ-101. CZ-5000 owner here.
87.
by elevaet 2y ago
My partner works in emergency. Someone came in with a blister on their finger yesterday. They had to see the patient and send them home with a bandaid. Not a good use of resources.
88.
by elevaet 2y ago
Candida species cause thrush and yeast infections. Afaik they are fairly ubiquitous in the human biome but become problematic when Candida gets out of control. So if you can test for it chemically there could be positives even if it's
89.
by elevaet 2y ago
I think it is doable in a modern lifestyle, but that most people don't make it a priority. Most people waste a shocking number of hours out of every day scrolling, watching TV etc, and just take it for granted as part of a "mode
90.
by elevaet 2y ago
It's not a minor contributor though, people vastly underestimate how much exercise our species is adapted for, how much we're capable of, and just how far off from that most of us live.

More ›