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   by fudged71 1y ago

   I think that's backwards, higher HRV is better?
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   by fudged71 1y ago

   1. This is fantastic and a really useful set of capabilities 2. I was recently looking into vibe coding an app to generate isochrone maps with google maps API and estimated over $50 to generate the data. You're telling me that this MCP
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   by fudged71 1y ago

   game.prompt("Dude, you ran out of eggs!|Would you like to buy|an 80 pack of eggs?", "Yes", "No");
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   by fudged71 1y ago

   This would make my wife laugh so hard. If only I could remember more important things!
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   by fudged71 1y ago

   It took me a while to find, but here is a BestOf Reddit comment from 16 years ago where a user Saydrah discusses communicating with Cuttlefish for an hour with her fingers https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/s/TBfh
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   by fudged71 1y ago

   Isn't your Observable notebook more applicable to what he's talking about (scraping the Claude UI)? https://x.com/simonw/status/1821649481001267651
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   by fudged71 1y ago

   Cue toilet paper panic Part II. Interesting to see how this plays out.
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   by fudged71 1y ago

   Like most things, you’d probably end up heating water somehow and using that energy.
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   by fudged71 1y ago

   you.com is surprisingly good for this as well (I like the corporate report PDF export)
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    an interesting area potentially missed (though acknowledged as out of scope) is how students might use LLMs for tasks related to early adulthood development. Successfully navigating post-secondary education involves more than academics; it
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    The most unrealistic thing is the inclusion of Americas involvement in the five eyes alliance aspect
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    That's pretty funny, right? They have to spy on you to tell you what else you are using could be spying on you. Do they happen to say this data is not transmitted to the company?
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    I just used this package list (and sandbox limitations) to synthesize a taxonomy of capabilities: https://gist.github.com/trbielec/a00a58fa97a232bef8984cc8d01...
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    Didn't Eric run into the same thing at Beeper?
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    This is a perfect modern example of the Tragedy of the Commons, where the absence of governance mechanisms or social contracts around a shared resource (open knowledge) leads to exploitation that threatens the resource's sustainability
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    Very cool. How does it work when multiple installed MCP servers have overlapping functionality? Are MCPs going to have competing prompts saying for example they’re the best to choose for OCR etc?
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    Yes. I think I need to get checked for BVD
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    Coming from the TFT space of Roam/Tana/Obsidian… this is awesome to see. Further still, it would be neat to see a hybrid system where humans and agents collaborate on building and maintaining a knowledgebase.
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    Hmm... a slightly different approach I've seen in the past is that instead of embedding each step separately, you concatenate them together. I wonder if that would make the path more linear/understandable?
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    Oh I've been thinking about this a lot, from a different perspective. Now that we can get highly detailed Gaussian Splats to represent spaces in 3D, there has been great work to do segmentation of these datasets. Theres a lot of moment
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    Stanovich proposes a three tier model http://keithstanovich.com/Site/Research_on_Reasoning_files/S...
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    Pebble was the only smart watch that worked well with winter gloves on. I was outside a lot during university and it was a godsend.
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    Haha small world! I went to the kebab shop across the street on a regular basis when I lived nearby for Techstars in 2015
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    take-home sleep studies are common for sleep apnea, are they not? I did one...
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    I was expecting to see a mention of Garmin acquiring Dynastream Innovations, inventor of the ultra-low power (ULP) technology ANT Wireless protocol
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    As a millennial, I use TikTok as a “normie” version of Reddit. The algorithm has a similar vibe. It puts content in front of me that I’m likely to be interested in, exposing me to quite a diverse set of content. The instagram/youtube a
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    I wonder if this would be a legitimate form of code diff visualization with VR glasses, just show the A and B for each eye
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    I really enjoyed Steve’s guest appearance on Dan Shipper’s AI & I https://open.spotify.com/episode/6hoiweWkAv84zYTC8DAi5B?si=C...
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    Here are some paradigm-shifting questions and their answers, grounded in the repository's evidence: 1. "Are we looking at Obelisks the wrong way by trying to classify them within existing frameworks?" Looking at the repositor
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    by fudged71 2y ago

    I’m verrrry interested in your regex!! Can you share? I’m interested in building a fitness ontology/terminology linked to a tokenizer and parser.