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by graderjs 4y ago
To hack around the context limits of current LLMs.
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Adaptive Dynamic Prompt idea - ChatGPT writes its own prompt(gist.github.com)
1 points by graderjs 4y ago|1 comments
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by graderjs 4y ago
That's me. I identify as someone with an artist personality who works in software (right now). Just my mind is wired differently to all those engineers. Always has been. I'm like: more intuitive, more feeling, more flexible...less
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by graderjs 4y ago
Haha. Oh, you know...it's part of the satire. Something like: pointing out an actual bug in pseudo code in a joke is type of pedantic quibble HN comment threads are known throughout all the lands to espouse. Hmm, if I saw an actual out
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by graderjs 4y ago
Well maybe that's taking the metaphor too far...haha :)
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by graderjs 4y ago
Exactly. Was created to support meditation. But doesn't mean you have to meditation. You can get the benefits without it...although maybe not the magical powers! Haha. Although ...the postures are pretty powerful! :)
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by graderjs 4y ago
Haha :) This is not a summary of the paper. This is how it relates to something you can use to be healthy now.
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by graderjs 4y ago
For example, I can chew nicotine gum during exams but I can’t do yoga. But if you're doing yoga the benefits extend in time far beyond the session. So say you're doing hatha yoga 3 times a week. You're going to be relaxed a
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To avert war over Taiwan, a Sino-US joint declaration may be needed(scmp.com)
2 points by graderjs 4y ago|2 comments
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by graderjs 4y ago
That can also be accomplished with breathing exercises, ice baths, etc. Or yoga...That stretching! And posture.
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by graderjs 4y ago
I don't know. Nicotine can produce that intense relaxation. But why take a toxin for what you can get with just your body and some intelligent practices? All upside. Except it takes effort! :) But the longer term effects are way better
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by graderjs 4y ago
Hehe. The linguist has identified a distinction. Whatever works for you: maybe some stimulation, maybe some relaxation. :) We calm it and maybe it isn't active. We stimulate it and then it's relaxing us. I see what you're say
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I turned JavaScript into a compiled language (for fun and WASM)(surma.dev)
4 points by graderjs 4y ago|3 comments
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by graderjs 4y ago
Yes that's why yoga is so good at calming you down and making you healthy. It soothes and calms the parasympathetic nervous system, and helps relieve and release many held tensions in the body. It's no good just to do meditation a
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by graderjs 4y ago
5 years later women will be penning blog posts about "retaking Lena" - reclaiming women's place and free expression by re-appropriating an image maligned by a virtual signalling patriarchy (or misguided but mostly well-intent
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by graderjs 4y ago
This is so cool! My god. It's like discovery using AI. thanks for showing me new ways to use AI and to dream about what's possible!!!!!! :) ;p xx;p
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by graderjs 4y ago
Oh this brings back memories! I forgot how much I appreciated how rich the colors seemed. But also how dizzy the controls and walking made me. Ugh...
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Ask HN: Why are App Store statistics slow to update?
1 points by graderjs 4y ago|0 comments
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by graderjs 4y ago
I posted this before, and people were going crazy over how these security precautions were tantamount to pretending to be "Jason Bourne" or "James Bond" haha!! Crazy. People got triggered. They said it was a "misera
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by graderjs 4y ago
2/2: But there's also a danger to society as a whole, that when you delegitimize the success of people who work, you also remove the idea of having wealth and success as an aspiration. And without that as an aspiration, people thi
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by graderjs 4y ago
1/2: So basically, there's this thing called meritocracy, right? And there's a thing called fortuneocracy. So we can have these meritocratic or fortuneocratic beliefs, and we can be meritocritists, or we can be fortuneocritis
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by graderjs 4y ago
uoaei said: > You seem confused. I fail to find anywhere in the article that claims that hard work is not useful, nor that outcomes are entirely out of anyone's control. Your argument pre-supposes assertions that are simply not pre
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by graderjs 4y ago
Well, I guess you're not experienced enough. You're probably just mad that I'm free enough to say whatever I see, but you don't feel you can, owing to imagined restrictions in the language you feel is imposed upon you. W
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by graderjs 4y ago
You'd like it to be like that. A wrong done. A bad person. So you can white knight, right? Feel relief that you're not the bad you fear you are, and feel important. But, maybe instead of trying to "protect" women from im
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by graderjs 4y ago
Did some research and seems there’s no reliable diarization method right now. They all have error rates around like 20%.
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Netanyahu Can't Stop Israel's Regime Coup(haaretz.com)
7 points by graderjs 4y ago|13 comments
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by graderjs 4y ago
This is great! Thank you. We’re very similar actually: I also tried getting chat GPT to correct transcripts for errors but when I tried like 3 weeks ago it couldn’t manage. I just use voice memos app and let it run. I just talk and don’t th
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by graderjs 4y ago
Thank you sir! I will look for it. Stay tuned for updates! I might just consider putting that in soonish :) But I might not. I don't know. Can't guarantee anything about it right now. Thank you! asking and telling me about this
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by graderjs 4y ago
Also: The new term introduced by the researchers for this type of coexistence, "alcobiosis," is formed by letters from the three key words: algae, corticioid fungi and symbiosis. I prefer falgosis , but... whatever. Also:
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by graderjs 4y ago
Thanks! So, OK, if you write a review and provide your honest feedback about this on the App store, I will definitely consider doing that! Sound like a bad idea? :)

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