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jasfi
3y ago
This is a great idea and I'd love to try one of those. If you need something for eye strain, try Lutein.
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They game the system because it's worth a lot of money to win. That is, to rank as high as possible for the keywords they optimize for. But I think you have a good point.
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If you read up on narcissism, you'll see why this is no surprise.
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3y ago
This could be useful for learning from any site you admire.
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That's something that can only be viable if millions+ people make the change, over the long term. Public transportation is better, but not always practical for everyone. It's certainly something governments should be investing in.
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Definitely a red ocean market.
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I agree that a comprehensive strategy is needed, especially government support. All of that is in-progress, but still insufficient.
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3y ago
That is debatable, for sure. But I do think that EVs will ultimately help in the fight against climate change. Tesla did a lot to popularize the surge of EVs we see today.
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3y ago
I like the gamified approach. I'm starting to think of doing similar for some productivity ideas I have. Too much going on to start something new though.
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3y ago
This is climate change making real impacts on the planet. I just did a quick search and it looks like it's accelerating. We need more climate startups yesterday. Tesla is a good example of one such success. Edit: from the article: &quo
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I've pivoted from an AI art site ( https://inventai.xyz ) to trying to build anything with AI (not yet launched). The dev progress is going great, but it seems funding is out of reach without a co-founder. I'm starting t
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3y ago
A lot about productivity is what you don't do. Bad habits can ruin you.
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3y ago
What about Next.js? There are others too. Prisma for the ORM, although again there are others to choose from.
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OK, I was just wondering. It sounds like you're not using an ORM if a rewrite is required?
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3y ago
If the frontend is in Typescript, why not write the backend in Typescript too? Less context switching when developing. I also don't get why anyone would use MongoDB instead of PostgreSQL, but I can understand that its personal preferen
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3y ago
This isn't unusual for a startup. It isn't even something completely new, it's just a refinement.
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3y ago
I know, we're locked in an arms race with bacteria (and fungi).
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3y ago
His take on yoga is... unhealthy.
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3y ago
Not so fast, those bacteria have a way of mutating to beat antibiotics. This war has lead to strains that are harder to treat, and there's no sign of this stopping.
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3y ago
Solar is awesome, so I like what you're doing. Besides that "high-speed direct-to-device internet" caught my attention. Are you planning on competing with Starlink? Is 20km high enough to cover a big enough area?
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The benchmarks linked to don't compare PostgresJs to Prisma. That would be useful. Also the link text (Fastest full-featured node & deno client) should include the word benchmark, for those looking for one.
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3y ago
> and not the designer of an experience. You can still be the designer of an experience, is what I'm saying. There shouldn't be anything lost if writing code properly is what you always do.
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There's no need to sacrifice clean and correct code, the speed of implementation shouldn't be any less. I can understand performing fewer tests in that context, because writing tests can take a lot of time. Still, a minimum number
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I don't agree with this article. To me, clean and concise code is a skill that you should work to improve. When you have to solve difficult problems, that skill should be automatic and improve the entire process.
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3y ago
https://inventai.xyz - Generative AI images, but I'm working on pivoting to an AGI system (applied to YC with the pivot). https://logictrader.xyz - Online crypto trader, but still needs a lot of work. I'm a
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Found this: > The plant also seems to tone the brain circulation, which makes it interesting for cognitive or tinnitus problems due to poor circulation. https://aromaplantes.com/en/herbal-medecine/177-monarda-or
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I suspected this would happen. At the end of the day larger models have more to work with, this makes a big difference. Also, there's a lot of domain knowledge in GPT-4 which isn't code but surely makes a big difference when it co
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I wouldn't call it a token effort, they went to quite a bit of trouble to make GPT-4 safe. This is an active area of research too. At some point you need to prove GPT-4 would do something unsafe. If anyone did, they would improve their
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OpenAI has done this with their LLMs, most serious players have. See: https://cdn.openai.com/papers/gpt-4-system-card.pdf They cover the safety/ethics built into GPT-4.
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By properly training LLMs, and filters to catch unwanted behavior, this can be mitigated. Even without all that, the agent would need mechanisms to protect itself that would also cause harm. The scenario you suggest is so unlikely with all
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