jasfi

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by jasfi 2y ago
Zinc is usually recommended on an ongoing basis if you have skin problems. Just something to consider.
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by jasfi 2y ago
Better infrastructure is always a good thing, but I don't see it as a limiting factor. A battery plant is an example of where you need decent infrastructure, that's all. Software is eating the world, that's the industry I&#x2
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by jasfi 2y ago
The problem I see is a mindset that doesn't value creators/makers. Why is public transport seen as the problem? Who can't make the next great thing because they can't get from A to B? With remote work that shouldn't
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by jasfi 2y ago
Have you tried zinc? It sounds like you must have after going through all those medical treatments.
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by jasfi 2y ago
I've found contrast suffers when using that approach. That's why dark mode seems to work best for some of us.
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by jasfi 2y ago
The most impressive thing about LLMs is their definite progress.
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by jasfi 2y ago
I recent saw a video that aims to take on procrastination, including for those with ADHD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xcJGEeX9gM Do you think his system is helpful?
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by jasfi 2y ago
As long as there are enough people working on this problem, I don't mind how many approaches there are. Education systems around the world just aren't good enough.
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by jasfi 2y ago
We have standardized tests to measure intelligence. These are always compared when a top new model comes out.
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by jasfi 2y ago
This is just an adventure in making the word programming as abstract as possible. There's no practical use to doing so, except perhaps to try and ease users that want to learn to program into it.
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by jasfi 2y ago
I'd like to see resources on how to many my front-end less bland. I know how to make it functional. I know I can always use a template, but that's mostly only for the landing page.
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by jasfi 2y ago
More aggressive layout of solar is the best thing to do. I don't agree with all the pro-nuclear sentiment after Fukushima. It's like nuclear is always safe "now", don't consider any previous disasters.
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by jasfi 2y ago
I look forward to the day when Bun can run Next.js. Apparently the main showstopper is in the Next.js router.
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by jasfi 2y ago
I found Nim to be refreshing, too bad it's not more popular.
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by jasfi 2y ago
I'm betting on co-operation leading us to better outcomes in general.
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by jasfi 2y ago
They are very useful when ideating with a human. On their own they could veer off into uncertain territory, and likely make mistakes obvious to humans.
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by jasfi 2y ago
I believe we'll see a lot more of this in the future. The sophistication of politi-tech is going to go up a lot more, and will be taken quite seriously.
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by jasfi 2y ago
The first thing I noticed when I read the story was that the ketones were administered and not the result of a diet. Good luck with your investment, the business sounds like a good idea. They need to do a ton of marketing though. I also sus
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by jasfi 2y ago
Similarly, some entrepreneurs (non-tech)e who can produce a basic MVP that generates money from the start, sometimes to an insane MRR. They use something like Google Sheets, Bubble or pay a dev shop a fraction of a corporate project to get
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by jasfi 2y ago
It's more likely that people in all types of jobs are leveraging AI as tool, to do more/do things better.
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by jasfi 2y ago
Which language did you write the engine in?
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by jasfi 2y ago
Infinity looks interesting, but I don't see any mention of support for clustering.
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by jasfi 2y ago
I've read about Marginalia Search before, and I love it purely because of my interest in search engines and wanting to see innovation in the field. I just tried it (with a query relevant to something of interest to me) and the results
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by jasfi 2y ago
Clicking inside the window activated sound for me.
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by jasfi 3y ago
Progress isn't as linear as you'd think. A lot of times one small improvement can make many more problems appear that people never had to deal with before. But compounded over many years it looks great. In fact, the longer a time
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by jasfi 3y ago
The more you actually rest during rest time, the more it helps. Generally any time with screens strains you a little bit, even if you don't notice it. So if you're always spending time on screens, you'll eventually get really
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by jasfi 3y ago
You have to find a problem, then talk to potential customers to validate that problem. Then you find/build a solution. A great book on the subject: https://www.momtestbook.com/
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by jasfi 3y ago
I use it as conversational search. That said, I'm actually building a platform for writing software (and more) with AI.
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by jasfi 3y ago
Is Devin a new LLM? Perhaps equiped with code and deploy plug-ins? The comparisons against other LLMs would suggest so. The real world eval benchmark puts Claude 2 way ahead of GPT-4, which doesn't sound right.
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by jasfi 3y ago
Don't 2FA codes have short expiry times?

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