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11mo ago
Beautiful piece and reminder. If you're never done growing, you're never done peaking, nor ever really done trying. One working out can lead to the next way. Wishing everyone well who this piece resonated with.
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11mo ago
Well said, this is the real game to pursue. Best of continued luck.
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11mo ago
Millions of hits a day doesn't seem to be the correct metric for an HN front page traffic spike. Concurrent connections per second is likely much more relevant, and in that case, one can put the most basic proxy or cache in front of th
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11mo ago
Testing Regurgitation on concepts or process is a large part of what learning is too often the case.
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11mo ago
Contact with paying customers, or eyeballs who refuse to pay is reality. Contact with curious internet traffic crippling a non cloudflared webserver might not be.
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11mo ago
Great name.
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11mo ago
We lose our voice based on how we use our voice. We improve our use of words when we work to improve our use of words. We improve how we understand by how we ask.
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11mo ago
This is slightly terrifying. All these years of cybersecurity build up and now there's these generic and vague wormholes right into it all.
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11mo ago
For sure. False positives with technology that is non-deterministic is guaranteed. It's more than slightly comedic people being amazed when LLM math works as it's created to.
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11mo ago
Tests are a way of largely seeing if a response to a question was memorized. The lesson of how to swim sometimes only comes in applying the learning.
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11mo ago
You make it about the student and the material in all ways. There are teaching frameworks and methedologies that help.
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11mo ago
Technology doesn't solve the problems created by technology on it's own. People do learn how to use the web, social media, mobile devices to ultimately work for them or against them.
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11mo ago
I'm not sure if profits were hurt, but the manufacturing did slow and stop and take some time to get going again.
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11mo ago
Manufacturing is based on anticipating demand. Unforseen things like the pandemic hurt profits. Letting things go this unmanaged with a 3 year run way for AI demand seems a little hard to understand. In this case, not anticipating demand se
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11mo ago
Maybe skulls will need a faraday cage.
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11mo ago
That's a little over reaction. Most wifi routers have a guest network mode, that does the first few good steps. Devices on the guest network can't see or ping devices on your main home network. But... if appropriately configured t
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11mo ago
At the very least it seems critical to treat such android devices as a hostile device on a segmented network (Guest network, or dedicated IoT Network).
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11mo ago
This is a nice approach. The students who know the material, or even who manually prepare before seeing the prof achieve the objective of learning.
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11mo ago
I think it means every time AI is used, it will detect it 80% of the time. Not that 20% of the class will marked as using AI.
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11mo ago
Easy if one of these options might be available to the writer: - Write it in google docs, and share the edit history in the google docs, it is date and time stamped. - Make a video of writing it in the google docs tab. If this is available,
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11mo ago
I just like the reference to 10G ethernet. It can't become normal soon enough.
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11mo ago
Since this is a story from Canada, it might be worth learning from the consumer protection laws from Canada and the U.S. in the context of the comments in this thread.
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11mo ago
Absolutely agreed. Data is a two way street.
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11mo ago
The irony, hotel industry is among the cheapest.
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11mo ago
Seriously. Maybe it’s an attempt at being devils advocate. Or they work in the industry?
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11mo ago
Doesn’t seem realistic. It shouldn’t be a problem ever. It’s a mutual agreement. The free cancellation is provided to one side in exchange for booking. If the booking wasn’t cancelled it would be charged. The booking agency could limit it
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11mo ago
The power of positive prompting.
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11mo ago
This looks great. Just a matter of how long it might remain effective until a pattern match for it is added to the models. Asking GPT "decipher it" was successful after 58 seconds to extract the sentence that was input.
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11mo ago
This isn't entirely true, the prefrontal cortex doesn't finish forming until age 25-26. Also, The brain from age 4-12 is highly impressionable and quite different from 13-26.
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11mo ago
Bugs taking less than 2 days are great to have as a target but will not be something that can be guaranteed.
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