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My friend and I labored over the word lists for our word game subletters.fun. We wanted the word pairs and at least one optimal path for each word pair to be from words on one list, which were simpler words that we would expect everyone to
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AI is the New Compiler
(abolinsky.io)
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AI is the New Compiler
(abolinsky.io)
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9mo ago
This is the answer right here as for why I use claude code instead of an api key and someone else's tool.
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9mo ago
Great game. I've been having fun with it every day, but today there is no puzzle! Be careful about this. I intuit that not having a puzzle on a day is enough to lose some players, with the number only increasing the more days you don&#
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9mo ago
Not required to eat any sugar at all. Your body will actually produce its own glucose if and when needed through gluconeogenesis [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gluconeogenesis
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fercircularbuf
9mo ago
Thank you so much for introducing me to this talk. Changed my way of thinking.
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10mo ago
Thank you for this post and your suggested readings!
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1y ago
I don't see the logic in this argument. What's the difference from your argument if I state that murder is a characteristic of our humanity? If people are to be allowed to be fully expressive as humans they need to be able to murd
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fercircularbuf
1y ago
First time I've ever heard that soreness = something wrong. Isn't soreness basically guaranteed to some degree if you've done enough work to actually build strength?
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fercircularbuf
1y ago
As someone living in Japan, the sheer number of instances of theft in your description shocks me. Is this that common there?
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fercircularbuf
1y ago
It sounds like Uber
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1y ago
Took 5 minutes and they've confirmed they're going to deposit $100 into my bank account within 24 hours.
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1y ago
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S027249442... The first paragraph of the conclusions section is also stimulating and I think aptly applies to this discussion of using AI as a tool. > it i
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1y ago
As the proliferation of the smart phone eroded our ability to locate and orient ourselves and remember routes to places. It's no surprise that a tool like this, used for the purpose of outsourcing a task that our own brains would other
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Show HN: subletters.fun
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Show HN: My friend and I built a word game called subletters
(subletters.fun)
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2y ago
I've intuitively felt that this general class of task is what these LLMs are absolutely best at. I'm not an expert on these things, but isn't this thanks to word embeddings and how words are mapped into high dimensional vecto
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2y ago
This is way too short on engagement and visuals. Way too much telling and walls of text. For these reasons alone this is not for "everyone".
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2y ago
One of the things that frustrates me in everyday life is people being distracted by a number of things while trying to engage with them in conversation. I understand that as we don more and more augmenting technology, we're inevitably
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2y ago
So if a virtual bollard erroneously pops into existence in the wrong location or moves... This is a nice idea but it's far future sci-fi at this point.
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2y ago
I wonder if this takes into account the number of young people going in to receive cancer-diagnosing tests. Perhaps as a result of news about microplastics, etc. people are generally becoming more worried and therefore more proactive in see
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3y ago
You have a wonderful blog!
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3y ago
Out of curiosity why the complex networking setup instead of, say, tailscale. What kind of flexibility does it give you that makes up for the infrastructure?
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3y ago
This is amazing work! Thank you for sharing! This is what I was envisioning when I embarked on this project.
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Show HN: Hook – a simple graphical C/C++ runtime editor
(github.com)
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You appear to know what you're talking about (I certainly don't), but it also seems to me that the knowledge in this post is not accessible to I would imagine the vast majority of people. Do you have any recommendations for where
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4y ago
ChatGPT is a language model, and as far as I understand it isn't designed to do explicit computations or logic.
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4y ago
Edit: Ah... I see now. By that logic, how is either (7,7) or (8,8) allowed?
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I'm confused by the Nested choices and funky order slide. How does x:=(y|2); y:=(7|8); (x|y) Give only (7,7), (8,8), (2,7), (2,8)? What about (7,8) or (8,7)?
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