elwell

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by elwell 1y ago
> That's a lot for an hour! If you still handcraft each personally, that's keine kleine Klein problem.
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by elwell 1y ago
That was really fun; I was pleasantly surprised with 43,165. Trusting intuition worked well.
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by elwell 2y ago
Good point. Here's a patch: Math.random = () => 1;
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by elwell 2y ago
The same can be said about plain old I.
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by elwell 2y ago
> IMPOSSIBLE to build an AI detector that works longterm return Math.random() < Math.pow(0.5, (new Date()).getFullYear() - 2023) ? "Not AI" : "AI"; This should increase in accuracy over time.
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by elwell 2y ago
> struck "went on strike"
37.
by elwell 2y ago
When are they going to go ahead and just rebrand as ClosedAI?
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by elwell 2y ago
I was hoping for a program that listens for dog barking and writes a timestamp log of every segment of active barking. Once you collect a couple weeks of data you can send it to the county.
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by elwell 2y ago
So does yours! (and mine)
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by elwell 2y ago
If the landing page doesn't lead me to eventually try the product, then this is a bad tradeoff. I would listen to this feedback more seriously.
41.
by elwell 2y ago
Droom
42.
by elwell 2y ago
In 2030, this algorithm will be expected to optimally solve some leetcode interview question.
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by elwell 2y ago
ClojureScript + Re-frame + GraphQL subscriptions over WebSockets: https://github.com/Vetd-Inc/vetd-app
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by elwell 2y ago
Plenty of ads though.
45.
by elwell 2y ago
> All these LLMs make up too much stuff, I don't see how that can be fixed. All these humans make up too much stuff, I don't see how that can be fixed.
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by elwell 2y ago
> 5 minutes of revenue. They made it back 'revenue' is not a complement to 'made it back', you have to look at profit for that.
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by elwell 2y ago
Lunar Lander was one of the early games I tried to make a copy of as I was learning programming in high school: (Java applet! ) https://github.com/celwell/space-landing
48.
by elwell 2y ago
Is not pedantry the aim of this article?
49.
by elwell 2y ago
> A true straight line from the starting point would take us off into space. How do you know? "Straight" relative to what? The expanding universe? Would continuous adjustments need to be made to account for the displacement due
50.
by elwell 2y ago
URL longerer
51.
by elwell 2y ago
Schrödinger's email
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by elwell 2y ago
> But only humans with knowledge can tell the difference Who says the humans (all of them) aren't hallucinating too?
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by elwell 2y ago
> core.async was actually the "killer app" For Clojure Script , it was React. Immutable state / functional programming fits so nicely, and hiccup syntax (JSX as simple vectors) is the perfect declarative (yet transformable
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by elwell 2y ago
There's only "14.7 million daily drinkers" in the US?
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by elwell 2y ago
> It went away for a while for reasons I'm unclear on. The creator, Anthony Grimes ( https://github.com/Raynes ), sadly passed away seven years ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments&
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by elwell 2y ago
> It's depressing This may sound not-so-empathetic, but it is: Capitalism is depressing. If we lived in a society where everyone shared and benefited together, then you wouldn't have to deal with this frustration of needing t
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by elwell 2y ago
Ok, I've been doing 190F for a while so I need to given high temp a try again, thanks for helping me continue exploration
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by elwell 2y ago
> 30 grams of coffee, 500 grams water at 205°F Woah, that's too hot IMO, and a bit watered-down. Me: 33g coffee, 350g water at 190°F
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by elwell 2y ago
I guess the interesting thing here is that it's being simply handled by JS: navigator.mediaSession.setActionHandler('pause', () => { press('.') }) navigator.mediaSession.setActionHandler(&#x27
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by elwell 2y ago
Maybe `Promise`s?

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