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itissid
10mo ago
Could this record like a morse code(ish) like clicks instead of speaking? I can find a number of use cases for it: 1. Distress/Emergency makes you Unable to speak. 2. While doing vipassana meditation to record how strong the feeling at
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itissid
10mo ago
Oh I love this. I am going to contextually switch the instructions from this to my home trained instruction fine tuned LLM for doing a multitude of things.
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itissid
10mo ago
I have always wondered if I should be recording all my conversations privately — with consent —with family and friends and then train an LLM to let anyone speak to someone that sounds "like me" when I am gone. I suppose one could
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itissid
10mo ago
Does yours also use the oxford comma and generally more commas?
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itissid
10mo ago
It means any 3rd party even the app provider cannot read your data or the output of the function run. They can provide some data/resources like say map tiles, PoI data and a function to run.
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itissid
10mo ago
I have been trying to come off of google and cloud by building — quite slowly — my own nas server which has 2 nodes in two geographic regions where I am building certain services like cloud storage and backup, webhosting etc. But I think th
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itissid
11mo ago
> Would it? As compared to now. Yes. The whole idea is that if you align AI to human goals of meeting project implementation + maintenance only then can it actually do something worthwhile. Instead now its just a bunch of of middle mana
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itissid
11mo ago
All coding agents are geared towards optimizing one metric, more or less, getting people to put out more tokens — or $$$. If these agents moved towards a policy where $$$ were charged for project completion + lower ongoing code maintenance
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itissid
1y ago
I've spent an inordinate time tuning my home nas to what I want to do. e.g. NPM reverse proxy with all kinds of docker apps and configuring it securely made me appreciate how tough cyber security is. My latest venture was to create sev
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itissid
1y ago
I am not sure it's that simple. Thing is many costs are due to information assymetry: you not knowing something that they do. For example them counting on you to big hire a lawyer for collecting medical debt or mortgage debt your spous
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itissid
1y ago
A pharmacist once told me that big insurance companies have call centers out in other countries whose job it is to call everyone who has medication approved and any one with misleading line of questioning:"Did you get or approve medica
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itissid
1y ago
Does someone here understand how exactly to fight Facility Fees — outside of indiana or a state where its outlawed — which is what the author mentioned most of their fees were? Could one when signing admission forms accidentally agree to p
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itissid
1y ago
The author mentioned in a reply in threads that most of the fees was Facility Fees. That might be just wrapped up in a code for cardiology sure, but its just profit chasing hospitals because that practice can wildly inflate the cost and bil
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itissid
1y ago
What's crazier is that for 80k you can get a jet to fly you anywhere in the world and for far lesser than that get world class treatment. What's even more bonkers is that the private and govt insurance companies, and hospitals hav
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itissid
1y ago
A fit sequel to a line in Dead Souls https://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2021/05/17/americas-dead... A meager amount of AI will insulate you from a lifetime of woe, exactly as it was designed to.
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itissid
1y ago
Hospital pricing transparency is a joke as reported on by WSJ here too https://archive.ph/bp2Mc
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itissid
1y ago
I was working for a company recently and we were exploring how to model what a minor can do with their guardian managed account. I did initially look at RBAC frameworks but since it was too complex for a small greenfield project I went with
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itissid
1y ago
What if we use the structured prompts from coding sessions, especially the ones which use arch design document, domain knowledge(UML, Statecharts what have you), what team member to ask about X, for a large projects and fine tuned models. A
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itissid
1y ago
I wonder what might be more formal ways to extract such mental models. 1. Most people have been exposed to some sort of a computing device in their lifetimes, if that experience had enough UI/UX to support what the user wants from the
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itissid
1y ago
> I feel like Accessibility needs to include discoverability, affordance, and usability, as principal axes. Would most people who struggle with modern UI/UX would customize the discovery in their own way i.e. should every UI be con
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itissid
1y ago
Most of the western world population is about to become a lot older and hence more % disabled in the next decade. Wouldn't it be wonderful if someone just asked the user what were the main features they used and configured only those s
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itissid
1y ago
A few days ago I read an article from humnanlayer. They mentioned shipping a weeks worth of collaborative work in less than a day. That was one data point on a project. - Has anyone found claude code been able to documentation for parts of
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itissid
1y ago
If you are near Columbia the visiting students post baccalaureate program(run by the SPS last I recall) allows you to take for credit courses in the Social Sciences department. Professor Ben Goodrich has an excellent course on Bayesian Stat
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itissid
1y ago
Have you tried the codecrafters exercises, you can build a shell and a redis cache in it. It's not even that hard when you have a nice planned laid out like they do
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itissid
1y ago
Possibly You are conflating CPU usage with halting of video for length of the ad? ad blocker halts the video i.e.spinner widget appears for length of the ad.
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itissid
1y ago
A postmortem — software bug fix please. 1. Why did this happen? 2. What was the root cause in billing that caused this? 3. What are you doing to fix the issue that will ensure that if this error was to happen it escalated to the right medi
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itissid
1y ago
You could start by explaining what exactly went wrong. Not doing that would be a mistake.
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itissid
1y ago
And sadly true for most small pharmacist.
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itissid
1y ago
Long time ago, just for fun, I wrote a constraint solver problem that could figure out which high yield banks to put money into that were recommended on doctor of credit( https://www.doctorofcredit.com/high-interest-savings-t
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itissid
1y ago
Always good advice for anything. A variation of this is that you should also not answer the negative: that you definitely did not do something, if someone asks you that on a phone call. This is meant to spread harm to others. I was speaking
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