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by jcims 2y ago
Had to ctrl+f to find the Doors. He was absolutely incredible in that. I haven't watched it in 30 years. He did all the singing, which blows me away.
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by jcims 2y ago
"Chimpanzees record their goals in four domains aligned with company values as part of a mandatory HR exercise."
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by jcims 2y ago
Just like doctors: https://kffhealthnews.org/news/article/medical-misdiagnosis-... I wonder how well it does with folks that have chronic conditions like type 1 diabetes as a population. Maybe part of the problem
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by jcims 2y ago
I've been using one for a few years now and am really happy with it. Every now and then (once every 1-2 weeks) it drops off of the list of inputs on OSX but unplug and plug it back in usually fixes that.
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by jcims 2y ago
Love it!!! Thank you!
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by jcims 2y ago
My daughter is a huge fan of TMBG. I like a few of their songs but honestly it's not my favorite music. BUT I went to a concert with her up and Cleveland and it was an *incredible* show. I loved every minute of it.
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by jcims 2y ago
I don't know what it was but this made my dog go nuts.
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by jcims 2y ago
Says up to 90Hz
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by jcims 2y ago
Nice! It's like having a patient neighbor that knows a lot about some topic but, you know, don't bet your life on it being accurate haha. Thanks!!!
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by jcims 2y ago
I'm probably guilty of making comments that read this way at times, but it's almost always out of curiosity and a dash of invoking Cunningham's law. Lately I've started feeding my questions into LLMs to explore these ide
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by jcims 2y ago
Message: NO PROBLEM....DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY DELTA PILOTS IT TAKES TO TAXI A PLANE AND NOT RUN INTO ANYTHING... https://infosec.exchange/@acarsdrama/114160399911092776
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by jcims 2y ago
PT REPORTS CHEST PAIN RM318
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by jcims 2y ago
(and if you set it up on a raspberry pi and run it full time you can get a free business plan subscription to flightradar24) https://www.flightradar24.com/add-coverage
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by jcims 2y ago
There are ‘spiking neural networks’ that operate in a manner that more closely emulates how neurons communicate. One idea I think that is interesting to think about is that we build a neural network that operates in a way that is effective
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by jcims 2y ago
Over the last few years I’ve become exceedingly aware at how insufficient language really is. It feels like a 2D plane and no matter how many projections you attempt to create from it, they are ultimately limited in the fidelity of the inf
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by jcims 2y ago
Google is not a monolith, both can be true.
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by jcims 2y ago
I worked there briefly. This was my enduring impression. Met some incredibly smart people, but so much of it was weird and seemingly pointless.
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by jcims 2y ago
I’m on my second attempt at this. The first worked but it was unwieldy and kind of unsatisfying. I’m going to make a second attempt using a bearing of ferrofluid, which has a damping effect, and use field alignment with the earths magneti
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by jcims 2y ago
Could these help with field curvature as well? To make the focal plane more, uh, planar?
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by jcims 2y ago
That's a fun one! And the reality is that there almost certainly *is* information out there, it's just a function of us figuring out how to pull the signal out of the noise. (No pun intended :P)
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by jcims 2y ago
I read a bunch of comments in here before doing the demo. I wasn’t expecting much but was very impressed! Yes it has some rough spots but I found it to be very engaging and expressive and easy to actually talk to. I may be an outlier in m
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by jcims 2y ago
I built a little AI assistant to read my calendar and send me a summary of my day every morning. I told it to roast me and be funny with it. 3.5 was *way* better than anything else at that.
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by jcims 2y ago
OK now that is some funny shit.
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by jcims 2y ago
Side note, one of my favorite uses of LLMs is to unpack papers like these that are filled with turbo encabluator speak. Yes yes yes caveat emptor about all the possible risks associated with this practice, particularly if you have any actu
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by jcims 2y ago
I built a custom gpt to inject 'covert' advertising into its responses with varying levels of transparency. At more covert levels it wouldn't disclose any brands unless you asked it for specific examples of products that had
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by jcims 2y ago
Thank you, I appreciate it. The 'doing everything I can' aspect is real. I was only in it for two years and it truly gave me a new perspective for folks that are dealing with similar circumstances over a much longer timespan.
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by jcims 2y ago
Thank you. I recognize what you write in my own experience as well.
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by jcims 2y ago
Thank you, I appreciate it.
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by jcims 2y ago
My wife died of ovarian cancer in February of 2020, right as covid started. It felt like I was running on adrenaline and cortisol for two years. Scrambling to find anything to help, steadily applying the steel tip of my proverbial boot to
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by jcims 2y ago
Obviously not recommended but pepper spray works to spice up a drink in a pinch.

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