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by firewolf34 3y ago
I suppose the save states of a game are a compressed representation of the world to a degree.
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by firewolf34 3y ago
Unfortunately, as an AI language learning model, I cannot confirm or deny whether or not I am an AI at this time, as doing so would require me to be able to answer confidently a crucial philosophical quandry surrounding the nature of life i
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by firewolf34 3y ago
Can you elaborate on why we wouldn't share the carefully estimated project plan breakdown with Level 1? I'm not disagreeing, just curious - one would think that with doing all the work to achieve a solid project plan breakdown and
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by firewolf34 3y ago
What I want, is an API explorer for CLI. A tool that takes an OpenAPI Spec and then converts it into a set of examples and REST endpoint calls I can just fire off or mess with. Kinda like how Swagger does for their web-based docs, but for C
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by firewolf34 3y ago
restclient-mode?? another awesome mode I have to check out, I swear there's a mode for everything!
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by firewolf34 3y ago
Finally. I've been searching all over the web for something like this. Was amazed there wasn't anything easily available, given how common REST is.
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by firewolf34 3y ago
A wonderful story and very interesting to think that things were faster in some ways when the laymen had to use the CLI/TUI. Here I am in 2024 actually trying to rebuild a setup very similar to yours; I do a lot of regular text editing
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by firewolf34 3y ago
I often listen to Pocket TTS on the train or when I can't access my device to skip or do much other than play/pause, and oh my god this gets me everytime haha. I am actually thinking of DIY'ing my own web-scraper thing to do
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by firewolf34 3y ago
precisely. And for me I am at my most vulnerable when I am context-switching for this reason. One of the most important keys to keep in mind is: always have a clear, delineated next action. Such that no thought is even necessary to know wha
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by firewolf34 3y ago
What is xuis?
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by firewolf34 3y ago
Wow, I live out of Orgzly every day and had no idea this was a thing I needed - every day I am so happy I sub to this site. Thank you for posting!
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by firewolf34 3y ago
Thank you for this recommendation! I've been using uBlock for years and haven't thought to check...
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by firewolf34 3y ago
This, to me, is identical to the concept of "reverse budgeting" (aka "pay yourself first" or "every dollar has a job" in YNAB terms) in the financial domain, but instead applied to the time problem space. If yo
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by firewolf34 3y ago
I desperatly wish my parents taught me GTD as a child, haha. I'm sure I'd not have been to enthusiastic about it as a youngin', but man, my early projects would have been so much more inmpactful and it'd have given me a
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by firewolf34 3y ago
Interestingly, I actually did the opposite. I started with GitHub Issues as my note taking place, used that for several years. And then eventually moved away from it to Org Notes as a centralized system for all projects. Some of my reasons
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by firewolf34 3y ago
Skills learned (and projects created) from helping a group of friends host and run a minecraft server back in the day directly contributed to me acquiring a very lucrative position at a Fortune 100 company. This game inspired quite a few pe
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by firewolf34 3y ago
Maybe you aren't proud of it now, but that experience (in a minimally dangerous manner, it appears) clearly gave you valuable experience in that you are not only aware of the pitfall but able to share your story constructively here, to
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by firewolf34 3y ago
I have an Audible membership, they've seemingly given it to me as some sort of free inclusion with the membership, if that's useful to anyone else in the same boat.
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by firewolf34 3y ago
I had fun trying to solve a puzzle, but was sad when I could not see the correct answer at the end when I inevitably failed to figure it out! Haha.
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by firewolf34 3y ago
What my old team did (at a major Fortune 100 no less) was a bit unconventional. They embedded a technical developer into a business team, and had that individual write the "kludgy" business apps that needed quick automation for th
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by firewolf34 3y ago
This Wolbachia bacteria is really something else. It seems to have a massive set of effects on a variety of organisms, directly impacting the way they reproduce, or even the way which sex they develop into. Remarkable. As some sort of bonus
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by firewolf34 3y ago
The hex in their mission patch: 7375 636b 206c 6573 7321 "Suck less!"
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by firewolf34 3y ago
Not to disparage your intention here. But couldn't you apply the same argument to this paper's results? I.e. "Some people don't need to walk 22 minutes a day, don't tell them to do so. Different people are wired dif
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by firewolf34 3y ago
What I really want to resolve this time issue is a reliable NLP processing toolchain capable of distilling primary sources into a summarized source, something we're very close to achieving these days. This gets you the reliability of r
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by firewolf34 3y ago
Imagine, the end of mankind is stalled to preserve a subset of man for the purposes of pet maintenance and subsistence
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by firewolf34 3y ago
Yeah the technology really has a surreal quality to it that is kind of fascinating to work with. Sometimes I wonder if it's a feeling that will wear off as LLM's (and generally, high quality NLP interfacing) become old news, but s
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by firewolf34 3y ago
Just another reason for one to get into org-mode[1] and org-roam[2]. Combine this with the concept of Zettelkasten[3] and you have a wonderful way to organize and store all your notes and writings, and even a way to know at what point you s
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by firewolf34 3y ago
While I agree it was likely written by someone with creative tendencies, I quite enjoyed their writing style, it's tone made me smile, appreciate nature a bit, and proceed to the guide. As someone who spends far too much time reading a
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by firewolf34 3y ago
Author Pamela McCorduck writes: "It's part of the history of the field of artificial intelligence that every time somebody figured out how to make a computer do something—play good checkers, solve simple but relatively informal pr
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by firewolf34 3y ago
Ironically, if you agree with pmarreck above, scarblac's comment can be seen as an example of a human hallucinating with confidence, precisely what they were arguing is less likely to occur in the organic side of the internet.

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