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by holyknight 1y ago
cool collection
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by holyknight 1y ago
Yeah, this is a the answer. Our brain only remembers novelty, our firsts years and even decades are plagued by it. But after you are already 5 or 10 years onto your "adult" life you basically do exactly the same each day. 80% of w
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by holyknight 1y ago
If you give me back 3 month of vacations in summer as when I was a kid, they will also feel long.
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by holyknight 1y ago
While I agree that AI wont replace you, the analogy is BS. Magnus Carlsen is not replaced by a chess engine because he is not paid solely because of his raw skills. As any professional player of any massive sport, he is an entertainer first
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by holyknight 1y ago
scary AF
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by holyknight 1y ago
damn, i remember using valgrind when writing C in university a long time ago.
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by holyknight 1y ago
how do you come up to this conclusion? Valve has by far the most revenue by employee from all the big players. They seem to be the most efficient at what they do.
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Are personas even doing something when prompting?(blog.fjrevoredo.com)
1 points by holyknight 1y ago|0 comments
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Beyond the Boilerplate: How to Partner with Your LLM for Deeper Coding Challenge(blog.fjrevoredo.com)
1 points by holyknight 1y ago|0 comments
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by holyknight 2y ago
I don't think I fully agree with either the premise or the solution, but the pov is at least refreshing; in a world full of people proposing the same stuff we already tried 100x times over the last 70 years and we already know it doesn
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by holyknight 2y ago
Soo.. any of these had any real applications by the Pentagon? Or then why is the Pentagon using their budget to fund general research? It could be perfectly valid research, but that's not their job.
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by holyknight 2y ago
damn, this is so cool
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by holyknight 2y ago
Everything is designed with an average and it works, because by definition most people is in fact around the average. It's not a perfect fit for anybody, but it's a decent fit for almost everyone. If you don't design stuff wi
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by holyknight 2y ago
They surely can, you get burn out because you get constantly frustrated for long periods of time in your daily tasks. It can be caused by overwork, underwork, underperform, overperform, etc.
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by holyknight 2y ago
I don't understand the problem. School is designed for the average (as it should be), spending your whole summer vacation doing math is far from an average thing a kid would do. If you enjoy doing something beyond what school offers,
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by holyknight 2y ago
How can people just spam links of their projects and not get flamed and/or get their posts deleted?
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by holyknight 4y ago
kinda makes sense, it's addressing a very specific problem that mostly arises around instagram and tiktok.
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by holyknight 4y ago
The main problem is inflation, and the second problem is that most houses are owned by people (boomers and silent gen people) who already have a lot of wealth (not millionares or anything but they got the opportunity to buy cheap and save f
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by holyknight 4y ago
wtf is going on really?
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by holyknight 4y ago
damn, this concept is mind boggling
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by holyknight 4y ago
Yeah, EU is really a thriving market for tech and innovation right?
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by holyknight 4y ago
No, almost all users don't even know what they want. So sadly if you want to appeal to a large audience you need to put guardrails everywhere so user don't fck up and then sue you or make you a hell PR campaign. You can only have
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by holyknight 4y ago
does he even have that kind of money?
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by holyknight 4y ago
Does he even have that kind of money?
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by holyknight 4y ago
One of the few good legislations in SF in a long time
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by holyknight 4y ago
Sounds like a good idea to explore. Glad to hear some new ideas on these kind of flows that usually never get any improvement.
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by holyknight 4y ago
Most teachers are incredibly incompetent at their job. I am all up in rising the wages of teachers if they can keep up with their task. Wages and seniority should be based on data on teacher performance not in years.
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by holyknight 4y ago
I don't know why you assume in the first place that intelligence correlates at all with happiness or unhappiness. There's no adequate proof for any of those asumptions.
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by holyknight 4y ago
I think the main issue is that papers and studies with negative results are almost never published. There should be some procedure in place that ensures that papers will always be published no matter what is the result. This decision should
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by holyknight 4y ago
Great

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