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What if procastrination is recursive, you never exit it, and when you get back to work that's procastrinating away from your previous task. Your own company should ask you to work on project A instead of project B, so what you call &qu
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> black/grey turtlenecks Jobs bought lots of them for everyone at Apple to wear, nobody accepted, and he kept them for himself.
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Starting the second phase of my mind tool to match networks of knowledge, allowing people to discover them.
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Ask HN: Algorithms to Automate Testing of AI?
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Also the Riemann hypothesis was solved in 2018, so they claim: https://www.businessinsider.com/riemann-hypothesis-solved-by...
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Something to think about: the self-decompressing algorithm of AGI is encoded at some index in PI.
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Youtube could use their programmable search engine to search inside playlists and comments. Too bad the right hand doesn't know what the left is doing.
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Wasn't the same old trick SIM swapping?
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Not a math guy, but I like working with computer graphics. Is there some theory in which the tangent curve has its +/- infinities connected? I like to imagine these are connected in 3D as a circle or spiral, and what we see in a 2D gra
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Gold is inert, but miners used mercury to extract it.
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> text-davinci-002: No, you should not use random numbers to give your students grades. That's a binary answer that could be randomly choosen, seems really poor. Instead text-davinci-001 gave an explanation that helps to determine t
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Years ago I found a niche on creative editing, checked all editors and found these lacked a good visual tool. After several months of work released the first no-code tool in this niche. About a year later competitors arrived, one from Asia
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> What is it exactly? What does it do in a novel way that other companies aren't doing? Is it a neural network? Does it learn? It matches networks of knowledge, which is not new and can be implemented with the methods you previously
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> what does it mean to "use AI on" the tasks and what is AI? Is that some sort of reflexive question? I see you are a long time HN reader, so you should know what AI is. Not to be disrespectful, but I'm not fully understan
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Newton "may" have solved what makes objects to fall, until Einstein gave a more complete explanation, and we still don't fully understand gravity. So it's always a "may" until you get a better theory.
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Mostly some app that allows you to organize your own knowledge or helps you to remember. If artificial intelligence (AI) is used on those tasks, then it's "powered by" it.
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Ask HN: Did your idea get funding from FTX Future Fund?
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Battery tracking leads to ads. Ads lead to the dark patterns of the force.
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Is the PHPSESSION cookie valid for GDPR? Or should we replace it with a token?
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Recording at 8 feet with halogen lamp to the face and pole microphone, ok sir?
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Sure, but it would be cool to compare the resolution.
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Great work!
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Which are your most expected objects that Webb should photograph? Here is my list: 1- M60 blackhole 2- Proxima Centauri b 3- Tabby's Star 4- some apparently empty space 5- Mars surface 6- Sagittarius A* 7- Mercury's craters with w
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> There have been a few search engines out recently I'd like to try them out, could you mention which?
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That's interesting. A few months ago my father's credit card was charged by Home Depot in Canada, and we don't live in that country. It was certainly fraud, and the payment was reverted. Maybe their systems are compromised an
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Shouldn't kettle logic be considered a paradox of Logic? Those options are mutually exclusive only if there are no hidden variables. We could make them theories and assign probabilities: There is X probability the client was nowhere ne
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In Firefox mobile, when changing the viewport initial-scale the sizes of some elements don't change. Do you know a way to soft-refresh the page so it recalculates all the sizes? This doesn't happen in Chrome mobile.
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Recommended movie on those topics: Enemy (2013)
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CD Baby's email unsubscribe doesn't work.
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Why wouldn't a police-state have a way to check phone logs from the phone network they control? Police in most countries can query number plates on the spot, it would be similar for phone calls if their laws admit it.
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