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by hahajk 2y ago
My understanding is that the original use of AI was to describe algorithms that solved complicated problems, but only sometimes, and usually through heuristics. As opposed to provably correct algorithms like Dijkstra's. I think that&#x
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by hahajk 2y ago
His mom telling him he's "neurodivergent and won’t survive at a smaller company"... unfortunately I am familiar with this type of mother.
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by hahajk 2y ago
I've worked in places with both. I always have my own notes/planner system using text files. Being able to use weblinks to reference emails is a killer feature of even the most ascetic web client. My outlook messages always got lo
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by hahajk 2y ago
For all we talk about "learning" being the purpose of a college education, the true purpose for students is accreditation: to get a degree to get a job. Take away the degree and very few people will attend college. This article (a
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by hahajk 2y ago
Can't you select Chatgpt as the model in cursor?
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by hahajk 2y ago
That's an AI produced accessibility description so I thought it seemed wrong. But more directly from the article text: This is a new artist’s impression of our galaxy, the Milky Way, based on data from ESA’s Gaia space telescope.
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by hahajk 2y ago
In order to access the internet you are required to enter into a contract with a corporate entity. That's not because the internet is "theirs" (like Facebook's servers and systems are Meta's), but because the networ
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by hahajk 2y ago
Ok, so as I understand it, yggdrasil and cjdns are virtual P2P networks that offer the normal layer 3 routing services, but built on top of the existing internet. So they still require ISPs and internet backbones, etc. Are there any project
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by hahajk 2y ago
Whenever I think I've cracked the code on something and know better than everyone else, it's often the case I haven't accounted for everything. From his PPS: > until I planted my bare foot on that bare concrete floor a few
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by hahajk 2y ago
Ha, I'm the opposite. Every time I'm writing python I have to stop and think "is it response.json or response.json()?" And then I think about how Ruby (I think nicely) solved the attribute/method decision problem.
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by hahajk 2y ago
I don't think you'll be able to compete with Spotify for personal recommendations. But there's a fatigue that comes with being kept in your recommendation bubble. I want to hear something new and good and different! And not c
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by hahajk 2y ago
> but 1:1 tutoring is just so much more effective than basically any other kind of educational context Do we know how much of that effect is the "personalization " of 1:1 learning (something AI can replicate) vs the effect of i
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by hahajk 2y ago
I was going to argue that you don't need to be an ornithologist to know a robin, at least in the US where they seem to be 1 out if every 3 birds you see here. But I just asked 3 people around me what a robin looks like and no one knew.
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by hahajk 2y ago
I've owned several cars (Ford, Subaru, all ICE), and never went to the dealership after buying the cars. Are you buying high end European models or electric that require dealership maintenance?
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by hahajk 2y ago
Baking bread is more correct, but in my experience "to cook" is generic enough to include baking. If someone has something in the oven and I ask "what are you cooking?", it's not weird. On the other hand, "cook
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by hahajk 2y ago
The September issue aside, 20€/mo seems pretty reasonable depending on how often you can go. Especially if there is a coach involved. Typical gyms in my area are about $20/mo just to access the machines and weights. Specialized gy
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by hahajk 2y ago
Hmm, I just flew American Airlines last weekend in a 737 and there was a barf bag in the seat. I've always found them when I looked.
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by hahajk 2y ago
What have you replaced lightroom with? That's the one thing Adobe makes that I haven't found a good replacement for.
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by hahajk 2y ago
I'm not sure I understand what you're suggesting. Are you saying that the US govt should make it illegal for people in its borders to communicate with people in those countries?
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by hahajk 2y ago
If I'm at all worried about having accidentally committed secrets in the past, I usually create a new repo for the public release with a fresh git init.
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Cities also like them (alot) since they assume costs that cities usually pay for. Neighborhood parks are usually maintained by the HOAs. Less commonly sidewalks, roads, and water lines are maintained by the HOA.
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by hahajk 2y ago
Nothing gold can stay... > Southwest of Cleveland, OH, there was a cluster of now removed waypoints: WHHAT, THATZ and MYMOM.
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by hahajk 2y ago
Well it's being kept alive in the DoD as "tactical chat" [1]. Although the article is from 2015, watchstanders do still use it today. [1] https://publicintelligence.net/tactical-chat/
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by hahajk 2y ago
Well, that all Siri can do right now. If it could add something to my grocery list (3rd part app) or tell me what the gym schedule looks like tomorrow (in another app), or turning navigation voice on or off while driving, I would be doing t
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by hahajk 2y ago
That article basically says the same - that they're less effective after a time (and if you're trying to save your life with them, less effective could mean deadly) It does try to suggest that "there could be bacteria growth&
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by hahajk 2y ago
I went through the same process a few years ago. Your requirements are very similar to mine. Amplenote is what I settled on. Cross platform, quick UI, and very good in no-network and (even more commonly) poor-network conditions. Even the we
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by hahajk 2y ago
Oh, I thought this was going to be a semi-rigorous discussion on computability. It's actually just another "GPT-4 still fails at these prompts" essay.
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by hahajk 2y ago
I'm super concerned about the new longhorned tick that was recently found in eastern states. It can reproduce asexually and spreads fast. Scientists are still figuring out if it can transmit Lyme to humans (it can at least carry it). A
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by hahajk 2y ago
I didn't see the parent say there was no precedent. But anyways, I like to hope that the US is better than China. If US citizens are abused while in China, I would be appalled to see Chinese citizens abused in the US as retribution.
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by hahajk 2y ago
On the other hand, I often do non-required things just because I'm curious and they have often been boons for my team. As an example, as a proj manager at a big org I went through the steps of setting up my own tenant account in our or

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