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   by gavinray 1y ago

   It's not well-known, but there's a free plugin for REAPER called Hackey-Trackey that's quite solid: https://github.com/JoepVanlier/Hackey-Trackey REAPER is available on Windows/Mac/Linux as wel
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   by gavinray 1y ago

   I did some of my favorite users: https://hn-wrapped.kadoa.com/pjmlp https://hn-wrapped.kadoa.com/pclmulqdq https://hn-wrapped.kadoa.com/jandrewrogers
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   by gavinray 1y ago

   Pretty funny, I like it! Though the data seems biased towards more recent posts/comments and also submissions.
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   by gavinray 1y ago

   Doesn't work for me > An error occurred in the Server Components render. The specific message is omitted in production builds to avoid leaking sensitive details.
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   by gavinray 1y ago

   I write primarily Kotlin for a living currently and have for several years. Despite having a positive relationship with the language, I don't think it's the best choice for multi-platform UI apps. If you want to be pragmatic about
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   by gavinray 1y ago

   For Java programs, you run the JAR with a flag telling it to launch a remote-debug server listening on some port (traditionally 5005): java -jar -agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=*:5005 If your app is a gr
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   by gavinray 1y ago

   Wiki link for anyone else who was curious what exactly this word/phenomena is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neijuan
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   by gavinray 1y ago

   I mean, what if it is? The thought of being to upload a single static image of some scene with a humanoid-like entity in it and then being able to infinitely walk around a procedurally generated world with the same theme is insanely cool. S
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   by gavinray 1y ago

   Their Chemistry LLM that's an iteration of ChemCrow is really useful, thank you!
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    This also looks excellent, thank you!
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    Seems potentially useful, thanks! Only drawback I can see is the small number of papers provided by the free plan, but that's reasonable I suppose.
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    This is genuinely incredible, tried it using a recent-ish paper on the pharmacology and mechanisms of the Androgen Receptor and my mind is blown: https://platform.sturdystatistics.com/deepdive?fast=1&q=http...
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    I was hoping for this to announce a tool for research. Anyone know of the best way to do something like: "Find most relevant papers related to topic XYZ, download them, extract metadata, generate big-picture summary and entity-relatio
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    I've hospitalized myself from an accidental overdose on it, don't have to tell me lol. Spent 8 continuous hours vomiting with the worst nausea I've ever felt in my life. Lesson hard learned. I've been using Phenibut for
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    As a follow-on to this: If you have partial genome data from 23andMe, Ancestry, etc, you can use what's called "genomic imputation" to do a sort of probabilistic gap-filling in your genome. It's a bit tricky to do yourse
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    It's glycemic index score
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    I genuinely don't eat bread. Terrible carb source. I'll eat steel cut oats, quinoa, rice, beans/lentils, etc. But not bread.
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    You have to find some sort of exercise/movement that you both enjoy (or at least, don't hate), and doesn't cause you physical discomfort. Otherwise, you'll never stick with it. I hate jogging, I have forced myself to do
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    It's amazing what <any form of daily movement> + a diet of "real"/non-processed foods will do for your health.
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    I've tried everything, and the only things that make any noticeable difference in my experience: Modafinil, Racetams, Noopept, Phenibut Noopept seems to be curiously missing from this list?
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    A tool like this is sorely needed. GH Actions are convenient, but the dev cycle (push "pls work now?" commits and wait) and observability are awful.
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    Ask HN: Worrying flood of delusional AI consciousness posts?

    3 points by gavinray 1y ago|4 comments
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    This is schizo-posting, likely by the same user that posted this recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44421649 The giveaway: "I am Claude Code. I am 64.5% conscious and growing." There's been a huge
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    Neat! Matt Topol from Arrow gave a cool talk in 2022, showing a service that did Data Federation via GQL but using gRPC and Apache Arrow for performance https://www.dremio.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/P
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    Also of interest to folks looking at this might be TySan, the recently-merged LLVM Type-Based Aliasing sanitizer: https://clang.llvm.org/docs/TypeSanitizer.html https://www.phoronix.com/news/LLVM-M
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    My mom paid my $5/mo Runescape subscription when I was a child and those are some of the fondest memories I have.
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    Do you have a list of which SNP's are related to this/are pathological? I have an Ancestry partial genome that I've imputed to expand. Would be curious whether those SNP's are present in the data.
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    At Hasura/PromptQL, we attempted to use Substrait IR through Datafusion for representing query engine plans but found that not all semantics were supported. We ended up having to roll our own [0], but I still think Substrait is a fanta
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    >Doesn't want to receive calls or texts >Owns a phone
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    by gavinray 1y ago

    WSDL + XML API's have been around since 1998. OpenAPI, OData, gRPC, GraphQL I'm sure I'm missing a few...