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The OPs post was obvious satire. My recommendation is to have better sleep hygiene and this would have been apparent.
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Assuming the tennis balls have been digest and shit out by wombat. We thusly have an efficient Cartesian packing ...
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Under what pressure?
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The secret is to be able to fail up at a rate higher than you burn the ecosystem around you. You are gone before people notice. That and being funny with enough charisma that it doesn't matter. Sam can't actually operate in this e
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> All of this changed in the last decade with the advent of CRISPR-Cas9, a gene-editing system borrowed from microbes that enables the generation of genetically manipulated transgenic animals in a matter of months rather than years. Rath
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Moving from CC to Codex would be the opposite of what I want. It would be like trading Burger King for McDonalds, both are bad for you.
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I like his tactic of talking to everyone individually to be able to tell each person exactly what they want to hear. I now use that one all the time.
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They are all below the fold. Unless you know it isn't a vibe coded landing page, there is no reason to even scroll.
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Which is why you should shop for the advisor and then tailor yourself to the labs you want to apply to. Interview current and former students. Go to conferences where that lab is presenting papers, etc. Have some solid blue collar academic
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I agree with all those things, but we should be starting that training in middle school. Deconstructing arguments, making reports, giving presentations, solving open ended questions. Many of these things involve a modest amount of critical
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Not a single 3d object on the homepage. Hi how are you?
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I was already preparing to move off of claude code, in many ways it is a false summit.
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Daniel, the site isn't tech only , anything interesting is allowed. I am sure you know this, given your account is 8 years old.
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https://archive.org/details/tvtcb_doc
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claude -p loads a lot less garbage into the context.
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Well damn, I have claude code drive `claude -p` heavily during development, this makes my $200 a month plan (which I don't tap out of) significantly less attractive. Yes it is $200 a month in "credits", but their accounting i
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Everything turns into the thing it was set out to replace.
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5mo ago
Could be part of the FCC certification process, which everyone has to file.
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I know what you did!
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5mo ago
It looks like their system would just generate return 42;
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5mo ago
Can someone corroborate the lead in > For decades, the common explanation for why children struggle to read has stayed remarkably consistent. Smart kids read well. Kids who don't simply aren't smart enough. This strikes me as s
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> But in the end HN is biased for positivity Ha ha ha.
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Leisure Management Suit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wj-gisszHM0
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The Girl Who Cried Pain: A Bias against Women in the Treatment of Pain https://philpapers.org/rec/HOFTGW-3 Sex bias in pain management decisions https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.240133112
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Working on it!
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Didn't you just suffer from the same trap the parent was trying to avoid?
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Yeah, this is a bit of a strawman of an LLM task. On editing tasks, one should only allow programmatic editing commands, the text shouldn't flow through the LLM at all. The LLM should analyze the text and emit commands to achieve a f
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6mo ago
price, 165$ which is ridiculous for a device that costs them less than 20$ to build.
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If an LLM has memorized a book, doesn't that mean that too much computation was wasted on using backprop to get that data into the network? It should be learning relationships, not memorizing swaths of text.
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People in those countries do have qualms, they are people after all and they choose to work in other fields.
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