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by hirvi74 2y ago
I have made slight modifications, but nothing too drastically different. See the top comment in this thread for the custom instructions I use. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38390182 Also, #13 is my favorite of the in
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I alluded to this in another comment, but I have 4o to be better than Sonnet in Swift, Obj-C, and Applescript. In my experiences, Claude is worse than useless with those three languages when compared to GPT. Everything else, I'd say th
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by hirvi74 2y ago
So, I have a custom prompt I use with GPT that I found here a year or so ago. One of the custom prompt instructions was something along the lines of being more direct when it does not know something. Since then, I have not had that problem,
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I've started to notice that GPT-* vs. Claude is quite domain (and even subdomain) specific. For programming, when using languages like C, python, ruby, C#, and JS, both seemed fairly comparable to me. However, I was astounded at how aw
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I've used the service plenty of times now, and was never charged interest. I wonder what situations lead this to happen? I know one has to select the payment option when purchasing through Apple and not all items are eligible. Maybe pe
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> This is why you do readings three different times a day for several days. What good is this if my monitor is not as accurate as the one at a doctor's office? It's not like my doctor would take my monitor's readings over
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Ha! I was 20 years old at the time, so hopefully that wasn't the case. Though, I feel time has caught up to me for sure.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
That is what I meant by the word debatable. I was trying to politely imply it's bullshit like 95% of psychology.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> no one watching over your shoulders That alone is distracting enough for me. I hate the "look busy" vs. actually being busy game people play in offices. I have severe ADHD and I don't even know what discipline feels like
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I met someone that got permanent tinnitus from bupropion. It happened quite quickly too. IIRC, I think it was within a matter of days of taking it.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
So, basically be rich enough to not work? There is probably some true to this advice, but the issue is not that it's some hidden secret, it's that fact that is basically infeasible for a majority of people. Trust me, while I benef
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by hirvi74 2y ago
For me, it felt like my brain would buffer like a YouTube video for a split second.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> People with ADHD, people with type 1 diabetes, most women, ... why do we find that totally unproblematic ADHD medicine is highly problematic. The medications are controlled to ridiculous levels, and there are strong social stigmas ag
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by hirvi74 2y ago
My understanding is the amph. works the same in everyone - minus the edge cases. The main difference is that the magnitude is greater in people with ADHD than those without. A reduction in hyperactivity, for example, is not really apparent
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> WFH takes discipline That is bizarre to me. I find the office takes far more discipline. Do people really get that distracted at home? What is so distracting?
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I am the exact same way. I tend to be more on the hyperactive side, and I am far less distracted when I work from home sheerly because there are not others for me to go talk to. I also have noticed that I tend to suffer from less mental fat
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I do not even think 50% is that good either and should be lumped in with pseudoscience as well.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Yes, that is why I wrote, "debatably."
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Not the GP, but it's debatably correlated, apparently. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macdonald_triad
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Interesting. According to the Wikipedia page for Problem Gambling^1, what you posted certainly plays a role. At least, for many individuals. The intro section states that gambling addiction is an addiction and not an impulse control disorde
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I remember reading something within the past month about how the SEC is looking to crack down on companies using fake job postings as a way to fake their growth. It's still technically an attempt to fraud shareholders. Edit: I can&#x27
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Interesting. I am going to try and find that study when I get off work. Based on your summary, it kind of reminds me of the "Rat Park^1" study a bit. I can and cannot believe people could be so addicted to gambling that they volun
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Much like many substance use disorders, I am inclined the to believe the substance is merely a self-medication technique for a deeper rooted issue. I am curious what about the gambling makes it so addictive? I refuse to believe that peopl
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by hirvi74 2y ago
Y'all are the smart one's on this site -- not me.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I guess it's a lose-lose situation.
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by hirvi74 2y ago
You are 100% right. What makes this worse is that I Googled it to see if it was hyphenated -- it was. I then noticed that I spelled it wrong, but in that nanosecond of time, I somehow forgot to correct it. I am also sleep deprived too. ;)
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by hirvi74 2y ago
> maybe the ADHD medications that doctors and academics often abuse today aren’t as efficacious as good old fashioned cocaine in keeping people working for 80+ hours Well, I have ADHD and take those meds. They can absolutely work like co
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by hirvi74 2y ago
It isn't just pilots, sadly. Hospitals are chalk-full of surgeons, doctors, and nurses that are all overworked, burned out, and half-awake. While I do not have the statistics, I would imagine sleep deprivation is a frequent cause of a
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by hirvi74 2y ago
I'm not sure I am all for abandoning all projects, but I do remember reading a comment on this very website that really resonated with me. Someone was complaining about always starting projects, but never finishing said projects. To pa
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by hirvi74 2y ago
The assembly on the test was much larger than the snippet you provided. I wish a kept a copy of the old test so I could just copy and example problem. Honestly though, that wasn't the worst part of the tests. It was the most dangerous

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