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   by hamasho 2y ago

   I'm not an expert in machine learning, but rather a web developer and data engineer helping develop a system to detect diseases from endoscopy images using the model developed by other ML engineers. And it was 5 years ago when I worked
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   by hamasho 2y ago

   I'm not familiar with the medical field. To what extent does experience using mice translate to humans?
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   by hamasho 2y ago

   I worked on a project to analyze endoscope videos to find diseases. I examined a lot of images and videos annotated with symptoms of various diseases labeled by assistants and doctors. Most of them are really obvious, but others are almost
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   by hamasho 2y ago

   This reminds me of Korea's progressive feminist hand gesture [0]. For some reason, a video about Korea's gender war [1] ended up in my YouTube recommendation and somehow I decided to watch the 47-minute video (and another 110 minu
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   by hamasho 2y ago

   Thanks for the tip! I'll try leaving a task unfinished to start the next day with a small win. As a remote dev, I struggle to be productive all day. My company trusts me and gives me lots of flexibility, which sometimes allows me to pr
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   by hamasho 2y ago

   Oh, thanks for pointing out.
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   by hamasho 2y ago

   I didn't know what entropy means in software, so here's the definition[0]: ---- Software entropy is a measure of the disorder or complexity of a software system. It is a natural tendency for software entropy to increase over t
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   by hamasho 2y ago

   For me, it's not just social media but also Hacker News. I often open Hacker News, scan the titles, and open all interesting threads in separate tabs for later reading (I opened this thread the same way). Each thread usually contains i
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   by hamasho 2y ago

   I think if you know the domain well, it's not "premature" at all.
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    by hamasho 2y ago

    I agree. I think many people confuse LLM abilities because LLMs are so similar to humans that users expect them to do everything humans can do. Remembering what was said is a basic human ability, so it might surprise some users that LLMs ca
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    by hamasho 2y ago

    I get that it’s usually seen as bad practice to write down all the points and read from the slides, but honestly, I like that style sometimes. My monkey brain gets distracted easily, and I often lose track. Having detailed agendas displayed
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    by hamasho 2y ago

    Google is abusing its monopoly power, so I'm glad other companies are joining the search market. But we need a new framework to reward authors of primary information fed to LLM.
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    by hamasho 2y ago

    I often google Reddit posts to find products or services. Posts with a lot of comments usually have better solutions. I also check out YouTube reviews, especially ones with few dislikes, using addons like "Return YouTube Dislike."
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    Not GP, but navigating to an unrelated scammy site just having a link to the actual site is a terrible and unethical job by Google. Imagine if you search "youtube" and the top result is not YouTube but some scammy site just having
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    John Oliver explained this topic well. I recommend to watch the video. https://youtu.be/jtxew5XUVbQ?si=oYLWIhuD0srg13hN
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    It may be summarized to what they want, but it can be what I want too. All YouTube recommendations are already what I want to see. Videos from creators who share my world view, criticizing what I hate, and praising what I've already li
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    I like a package management system integrated with project management, such as JS's package.json or Python's pyproject.toml. I want to manage project scripts, tool configs, and dependencies in one place. It's sometimes annoyi
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    They're Amish in software world.
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    Simple, instant, and elegant. I hope search works in the same way. Life would be much easier if I started typing and a bunch of answers appeared immediately. I don't have to visit search results one by one just to find out it's a
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    Off topic but Jupyter cells on GitHub can't display horizontally long content and it frustrates me a lot. This small piece of code for the browser console helps me see more content, but it only works in large displays. $("[d
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    Thanks! It's reasonable. But I'm pretty sure yours is more complex than many typical SaaS or CRUD-based websites.
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    If you don't mind, can I ask why you use plain JavaScript rather than TypeScript? The product is truly remarkable, so what technologies used under the hood doesn't matter, but I think TypeScript is natural choice, especially if yo
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    This is truly fantastic, thank you! The overall experiences are so great. And I have strong respect for apps like this where I can enjoy a lot of features without being required to create an account. I understand it's difficult in corp
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    I'm concerned that the progress of LLMs will enable more bureaucratic and BS in corporate cultures. OpenAI's CEO tweeted [0] that people using ChatGPT to compose a polite, business grade email from bullet points, and then the rece
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    I'm pretty sure this is what my chatgpt thinks whenever I say hi. I know it's annoying, but you respond so quickly and gladly, so I can't stop starting the chat with hi. I should stop this, or I would begin to do the same to
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    I've finally come to the conclusion that user tracking is generally a poor practices and should be regulated. As a web developer, I didn't see it as a big problem. We always do it to maximize ad revenue, find out where users leave
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    I realized how long I watched YouTube videos, I don't learn any new knowledge. I can learn a little about things I already know enough, or I can grasp overview of new topics, but it's never enough to use in actual conversations. T
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    This AI bull run will make people like Son and Cathie Wood earn much money. Nothing is wrong with that but I hate those “Why don't you invest in TQQQ are you an idiot!?” people dominate everywhere.
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    I thought this was something similar to Microsoft mandating membership to update OS
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    by hamasho 3y ago

    This comment makes me wonder why ad companies haven't already used this to show ads. They are notorious for using any technology to grab users' attentions.