hirvi74

15 ms·

361.
by hirvi74 7mo ago
> Tahoe is disgustingly unusable I think Tahoe looks pretty good all things considered. Maybe fix just a few little minor UI issues and it'd be perfect to me.
362.
by hirvi74 7mo ago
I read the first four words of the title and got my hopes up.
363.
by hirvi74 7mo ago
The first image I saw gave me considerable anxiety and dread lol. I am so impressed, and have always wanted to do something like this. I took a digital logic course in university that was an absolute blast. I never wanted to stop there, but
364.
by hirvi74 7mo ago
> AI can generate solutions quickly, which makes the effort of learning the fundamentals feel less urgent. Less urgent, sure. But I would argue it makes learning the fundamentals more necessary than ever. I am a firm believer in there be
365.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
One adapts to it over time like any other state. Homeostasis is a blessing and a curse.
366.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
Ok fine, I'll chime in. No, it has not improved my memory. Though, I am not really certain anything does. At least, not permanently. Though, I will say the effects on memory are rather complex. Some diminished abilities in some domains
367.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
> Sorry, what exactly do you mean by "is representative of general intelligence"? This is a very abstract statement. No need to apologize. Perhaps my g is too low to describe my thoughts properly. > "is representativ
368.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
One, you are conflating IQ and g, which are not the same thing. IQ is a proxy for the measurement of g, but it does not measure g directly. Two, the military does not administer protected IQ exams, but rather, the ASVAB which correlates wit
369.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
Great! I ask it questions and still type every line of code by hand. LLM's are just a tool and nothing more to me.
370.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
Results consistent with the existence of a construct are not sufficient evidence for the existence of a construct. We can talk about statistical correlations till the Sun goes down, and I will not dispute that this ethereal 'g-factor&#
371.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
I support this idea. Personally, I do not really care about cheating in video games. If some is cheating in a video game, I can just turn it off, go outside, and take deep breath of fresh air and touch some grass. I rather play with cheater
372.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
> fear of not being good enough I believe that fear is not unwarranted. It's a learned behavior that helps one survive in their environment. I imagine many of those children were likely punished for mistakes or for not being good en
373.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
Do we even know what turns someone into an Einstein? The sheer reason you even mention Einstein is because he was beyond exceptional. There have been millions of people to walk the face of this planet with astronomical IQs, but there has on
374.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
> People don’t like the fact that requiring individuals to cooperate can enhance health outcomes for the group as a whole. I am not certain where you are deriving this claim from. > Similarly, people don’t like the idea that some i
375.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
I read the links, and the answers are still unsatisfactory. Here is the abstract from the original paper: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.2466/pms.1989.69.1.2... > The purpose of this research was
376.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
Compared to what though? Also, how is success in the military even defined? Highest rank? Most years served? Least injuries? The highest body count? Lowest double-digit APR% on 2018 Mustang with a rebuilt title?
377.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
Hmm, I don't have teams installed on my Mac, so I cannot be of much help, but I do have a potential solution for you. Is completely muting your mic sufficient? If so, I have an Applescript solution that seems to work if you want it. I
378.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
If workspace management is an another term for managing desktop/spaces, then you are going to be hard pressed to find anything that is not a brittle hack. I am writing a window manager bundled with other knick-knacks for myself. I have
379.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
What do you mean? Like muting the entire application so no sound comes from Teams or muting yourself while on a call? For the latter, I thought 'Option + Space' worked (or used to)?
380.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
What features are you trying to replicate from Aerospace?
381.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
I have fond memories of this app. However, after many years, I have moved on. I am in the process of writing my own replacement for some of the various use cases that Hammerspoon once provided me. Though, Hammerspoon will always be a source
382.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
I use Apple's Container tool on macOS, and Podman on other OSes. I really like Apple's Container. The only issue I have currently is that there are some annoying networking bugs, but to my knowledge, the developers are aware of th
383.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
This might be a paragon of masochism. Though, I am not only beyond impressed. I am beyond jealous as well. I've been using Emacs since one of professors/mentors converted me over a decade ago back when I was attending university.
384.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
> allowing yourself to not do the thing you think you should be doing, is an experience by itself. In my life, I have a term for that. It's called everyday.
385.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
I concur. I am finally starting to snap out of a multi-year long depression spell myself. Now, I did not alter my diet nor exercise more. I drink the same amount as I did prior. However, blood work showed I was deficient in Vitamin-D. So, I
386.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
I am unaware of any definition of AGI that states AGI cannot have humans in the loop.
387.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
VZ has been exceptional for me. I have been running headless VMs with Lima and VZ for a while now with absolutely zero problems. I just mount a directory I want Claude Code to be able to see and nothing more.
388.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
> they aren’t blacklisted or seen as anti executive. Which further solidifies my belief that this person is being disingenuous.
389.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
> respect someone who betrays a principle you care about for money? That is one of my many questions too. I am not certain I believe her either. People predicted AI would be used in such nefarious manners way before AI even existed. So
390.
by hirvi74 8mo ago
> AGI is so nebulous we will never be able to tell if we hit it. I completely agree. We can't even measure each other well, let alone machines.

More ›