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I thought that may be the case.
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Nim gives the wrong answer (2.0). I've posted this to the Nim forum: https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/10866#72441
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The reason I won't use this is because it's drag-and-drop. That's just begging for an RSI during long-term use. For desktop using keyboard shortcuts would solve this, on mobile it would be pressing on something.
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People often build SaaS because of the business model. If they're not interested in generating income, Open Source is typically the next stop.
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3y ago
BASIC was a product of its time.
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The one I'm working on is still in-progress: https://aiconstrux.com to build software with AI. I plan to sell it, yes, but I also want it for my own use.
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3y ago
This could easily be because dogs lower stress levels. That's assuming they had cats and no dogs at all.
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3y ago
Published works are more authoritative. With ChatGPT you're getting something broader, more creative, and possibly wrong.
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Many of them haven't found what works for them yet. Productivity isn't taught in schools (that I know of). Self-help is still just that.
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3y ago
I'd say always supplement with P5P, never with B6. Although some may argue it's safe in small amounts.
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The component I'm referring to is at the top, named Filter with a magnifying glass icon. Not the components you can expand.
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It doesn't even do that for me.
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3y ago
Nothing happens when I enter something to search on.
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Google are a formidable force in AI. OpenAI will have to continue to innovate at speed to stay ahead. Q* could be what they need to do just that, hopefully it works out. The more competition in AI the better.
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3y ago
Set tabs to 2 spaces in your editor.
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Nim should be more popular, but it seemed to take some time to get started properly. It's now far more ready for serious use. Python also took some time before it took off, so there's hope.
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Here are some tips: - Use caffeine for a boost when you need it, but try to go without when possible. - Try a light green tea instead of coffee for your caffeine boost. - Take B Complex, strong enough for your needs. Others vitamins such as
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I'm not sure if such a system would qualify, the prize specifically mentions a model that could solve specific types of problems. I'm building something myself that I hope will be able to work similarly: https://aiconst
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I once read that intelligence is compression (or similar). An abstract way of thinking about it, but if true, then AI is on the right track.
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Satellites make fly overs redundant, especially of the quality the US must have today.
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If they have AI doomers at the help of an AI company, then the company itself is doomed.
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3y ago
HN readers, I'd love to get your opinion on health & fitness programs. There are also options for overcoming burnout and better productivity.
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I have some ideas and I'm working on it, can't say more than that for now. But I'm definitely not the only one. There are several Open Source projects, at a minimum, using LLMs with the same aim. Back when you were 13 and pro
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LLMs have proven to be useful on real problems. A spell checker isn't in the same category.
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I'm working on something which I'm hoping can approach AGI: https://aiconstrux.com . The description on the landing page doesn't outline the full planned scope and abilities.
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Just because a system uses AI doesn't make it fundamentally unsafe. But giving AI unchecked control over systems that handle large amounts of money is no different than giving such control to any other automated computer system. You ha
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I've always thought making people work long hours, repeatedly, would have a negative impact on their health. These injuries are far worse than I expected, but then I was only thinking about a desk job. I love what SpaceX and Tesla are
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They've got some weird above-the-law scenario going on there, which sounds like the root cause of their problems.
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My AI startup: https://aiconstrux.com
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These are more like technical experiments, that have a remote possibility of making some revenue. You could continue to develop your idea "muscle", but for some techies it's a long road that never gets there. The best advice
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