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Does some sort of batched style of research already exist? By batched, I mean a study where n number of teams all agree on a single methodology, and then conduct the same experiment simultaneously. Each team could then publish their results
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I'm with you. I've been riding with Safari for almost 20 years now. It's been nothing but great for me. I cannot think of a time I have used a website that did not function properly in Safari. Prior to the reintroduction of U
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It was a better platform when it was its own company back in the day.
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I have no idea what the parent meant by, "My guess is that your ASM is inflected by structured programming everywhere." (I am the GP) Your response was far better than mine. If those instructions were executed more than a couple o
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To be honest, I do not have much experience with C nor BASIC. I only know the extreme basics of C, and I have never written a line of BASIC in my entire life. My first real exposure to programming was in high school (Java). From there, I ba
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Addictions require harm in one or more areas of your life, and the compulsive use or inability to stop despite the harm(s). I imagine many diabetics crave insulin when they cease its usage.
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My understanding is that addictions have to have an element of psychosocial or physiological harm. Particularly compulsive usage and the inability to despite the harms is when something becomes an addiction. Quitting coffee might give someo
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So, I have never seen anyone actually use GOTOs, so maybe a lot of the stigma comes from excessive, poor usage or something. However, having written a good chunk of ASM in my life. I don't think jumps or branches are really that hard t
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> not what is demanded nor paid or appreciated. I suppose it is a matter of what one works on, but that has been consistent in my career. I have seen many be rewarded for choosing what I would deem intentional, gross negligence. But he
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> ...cause you to accumulate cognitive debt, make you less engaged with your work, negatively impact your critical thinking abilities, and hamper your skill formation. My employer gifted me all that years before LLMs were released.
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I say this as someone with ADHD: The issue is that ADHD is not real in the organic sense. Well, at least the evidence is scant. It's more of a description than a disorder. It's not something one "has." I like to compare
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That is not a characteristic of ADHD. Th most damaging thing to ADHD is the myth that the medications affect people with ADHD differently. It is the most pseudoscientific piece of information that is commonly repeated. As for tolerance, it
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But how does one know? According to some studies, spontaneous remission happens in about half the cases of depression in a given year. It's happened to me plenty of times. That's why I refuse to medications. All I have to do is ju
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I meant definitely proven with in a realistic sense. Smoke causes lung cancer, albeit only something like 20% of smokers get lung cancer. It's been proven, but not in the mathematical sense of the word.
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One, a study with more than 32 people. Two, replications with equally strong observations. I've read a lot of research on fMRIs and mental disorders. Something like this pops up every other day. Not a single one has really study the te
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You're not wrong. The United States has a legal system and not a justice system. Having spent many years of my life involved 'adjacently' with the system, I'd say it's actually a rigged, sadistic system.
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Bloated.
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Man, I was about to try setting one up with Emacs since an issue I had has finally been fixed, and now I am questioning if it's even worth the effort. Not sure if you are on Emacs 31 yet, but another HNer told me the version issue was
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I'm on your side of the argument, but while that research may be evidence, it's not definitive proof.
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The Mortal Kombat movie from 1995 should be considered equal in quality to the works of Bach, Da Vinci, Shakespeare, et al. Mortal Kombat 1995 is a paragon of human expression. If you are willing to accept TV shows, the first season of The
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I am not certain I would use any of the aforementioned items as a sign that western game studios are dying as a whole. Rockstar, for example, produced the highest grossing and most profitable piece of media of all time. If GTA VI delivers,
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Any other benefits?
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Omg, I can finally return to my beloved for all the languages I use. Thank you for the update.
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Do it! I went with the Mini/Neo combo. I don't need MBP power when out and about. When at home, the Mini is all I use.
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I hope my Treesitter issue has been fixed with macOS. I gave up on the problem about this time last year. By installing the grammars on the user's behalf, I think I might be in luck! I don't remember the exact issue, but I remembe
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> Remember we used to spend enormous amount of time in school and in our spare time studying computer science? Algorithms, operating systems, compilers, and etc. All kinds of insights. All kinds of fun. All kinds of hard engineering. Ye
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Ever since I was a teenager, I started to develop cyclical bouts of existential crises. While I have been feeling better for quite some time, I feel another starting to brew. While I was never one of the fabled 10x or rockstar developers, I
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Ex-head of the NSA was on the board of directors for OpenAI for a while lol (and still might be there?).
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I have a family member that is an attorney in housing law. She claimed that LLMs are not particularly useful for her work. If she asked a simple question like, "Find all the <insert specific housing laws> for all 50 states,"
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I remember reading a study a while back about learning from videos at 1.5x to 2x speed. The key observation that actually made the learning more efficacious was to watch the video at 2x speed two times back to back. Apparently, this method
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