jimkleiber

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by jimkleiber 10mo ago
I'm curious, can you say more about what happens when you go through a conflict with someone who might be a friend? For example, when someone blames you or ignores your text or rejects you? How do you tend to feel? What do you tend to
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by jimkleiber 10mo ago
To me it seems you not only want to learn how to code/write software but also to learn how to make dinner and be with family, how to game with friends, and how to recharge on weekends. Learning it all is also about learning those other
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by jimkleiber 10mo ago
For a while I've thought so many of us are afraid to slow down because we might feel sad, as sadness is often one of the slowest emotions. Yet this quote has me thinking that maybe we fear slowing down because of the consciousness over
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by jimkleiber 10mo ago
Maybe a dumb question: if I'm entering a QR code, which info do i put in?
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by jimkleiber 10mo ago
I like the concept but feel kinda dumb: how do I add an action? I'd love a help button or keyboard shortcut to show keyboard shortcuts. Thanks! edit: I figured out the action, with putting [] first. But that was an educated guess based
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by jimkleiber 10mo ago
To be honest, I'm not sure I know the difference. I got invited to SAG-AFTRA after doing a TV commercial and it seemed pretty union-y to me. Not that it's inherently a bad thing, and maybe I'm wrong in that there are differen
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by jimkleiber 10mo ago
The film industry has a lot of unions as well, including for their "above average" people (writers, actors, etc.)
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by jimkleiber 10mo ago
I wonder if it's just creeping apathy, post-covid, current-AI boom. That we're just tired in life. There's a psych study, Dimensional Apathy Scale (DAS)[0] and one of the questions is basically "How much do I contact my
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by jimkleiber 11mo ago
The crypto train kinda ran out of steam, so all aboard the AI train. That being said, I think AI has a lot more immediately useful cases than cryptocurrency. But it does feel a bit overhyped by people who stand to gain a tremendous amount o
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by jimkleiber 11mo ago
As someone who has looked into forking Matrix for a new type of chat service, I'm grateful to see a more in-depth look at running it behind the scenes. Thank you.
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by jimkleiber 11mo ago
It's already shifting. I know someone who used to do SEO and is now marketing how to get in llm results.
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by jimkleiber 11mo ago
Holding hands may also be from when babies latch on and don't let go because of the necessity of holding on to the parent. My friend's 2 year old grabbed my hand recently and it reminded me of their iron grip.
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by jimkleiber 11mo ago
"Collectivist societies promote security, but at the same time destroy trust" Yes, very fascinated. https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-4-431-53936-0
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by jimkleiber 11mo ago
I am very very fascinated by these leads. Thank you so much for sharing them, and excited to hear about any more that you may have.
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by jimkleiber 11mo ago
Not sure yet, curious to reflect on it more. But initial take is that some environments people trust each other more. Trusting intentions, actions, words, ability. For example, a low-trust environment would probably be most prisons. High-tr
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by jimkleiber 11mo ago
I'm reflecting more these days on what I call "trust inequality." I'm curious how much trust in each other relates to wealth. Any thoughts?
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by jimkleiber 11mo ago
I wonder how hard it would be for Claude to give me someone's mother's maiden name. Seems LLMs may be infinitely susceptible to social engineering.
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by jimkleiber 11mo ago
I was reflecting on this yesterday, as I have often hated AI for generating emails and other written text, but kinda am loving it for writing code. One realization was what you said about me just wanting the code done so I can use the app.
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by jimkleiber 1y ago
I was pretty against coding tools like this until I'm trying to customize an open-source library, written in a language that I don't know, mostly to show an MVP. For that purpose? It lets me do things I never would have even tried
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by jimkleiber 1y ago
Login on claude.ai seems to be back online, but login through Claude Code via OAuth is still down for me. So I'm twiddling my thumbs.
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by jimkleiber 1y ago
I think you're hitting on something that very rarely gets discussed, at least in the US and maybe some other Western societies. I wonder if it's just simple depreciation or compound depreciation (or whatever the opposite of compou
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by jimkleiber 1y ago
In 2020 at the beginning of the pandemic, I set a timer, wrote for 10 minutes, live-streamed it, did it three times per day, for 35 days, and put everything unedited into a book. It seems as if it may be more relevant in our AI writing time
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by jimkleiber 1y ago
For some reason your link didn't work, showed bees buzzing with 403. I think this is the link you wanted: https://beesbuzz.biz/code/439-Falsehoods-programmers-believe...
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by jimkleiber 1y ago
I'd suggest legislation. It's like when hotels or rental car companies tack on additional fees and consumers hate it but don't have much incentive to cooperate to change it. Consumers don't unionize much, but maybe we sh
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by jimkleiber 1y ago
Not sure if i should post this here, but an ex-housemate of mine started a company focused on Naltrexone called Oar Health. I feel really proud to not only see how much it has helped him quit alcohol, but how he seems to be helping so many
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by jimkleiber 1y ago
It almost allows people to create their own real estate and rent it out at growing prices as the crowds increase. And when they max out at what one would pay for one piece of that real estate, they just rent off other pieces of real estate
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by jimkleiber 1y ago
Not sure how it translates outside of the physics space, but I'm pretty sure if one is trying to go up a hill, more friction would equal less effort. Because if there's less friction, then I think I would fight more against gravit
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by jimkleiber 1y ago
I think so much of it is our fear of dealing with conflicts and running away. Mindfulness, if it helps us have the courage to talk with people, apologize, forgive, and reconcile relationships with ourselves and others, can probably be super
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by jimkleiber 1y ago
> Also on the panel, Father Michael Baggot worried that "artificial intimacy is going to distract us from, and deter us from, the deep interpersonal bonds that are central to our happiness and our flourishing." > He called f
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by jimkleiber 1y ago
My heart goes out to you and your family :-(

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