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by kixiQu 1y ago
Lots of feature dev here – anyone have color on the behavior of the model yet? Mouthfeel, as it were.
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by kixiQu 1y ago
FTFS ( https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S266635462... ): > All models adjusted for demographic and socioeconomic variables selected a priori for their potential to confound associations betw
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by kixiQu 1y ago
I love my Ergodox EZ except that I haven't flashed it for years and I'm not totally sure what all the keys did on all the layers. Still worth it, somehow!!
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by kixiQu 1y ago
Appreciating invitations that you don't accept is something many (as, obviously, many in this comment section) do not consider convoluted.
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by kixiQu 1y ago
Why is it safe to say that would be exceptional rather than representative? (Couldn't I just as easily claim it's safe to say it's representative rather than exceptional?)
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by kixiQu 1y ago
Terribly cringe naming but a genuinely fantastic tool.
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by kixiQu 1y ago
> You can now ask questions about the entire page you’re on right from the omnibox. Chrome can suggest relevant questions based on the context of the page to help you kickstart your search. You'll get a helpful AI Overview from Sear
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by kixiQu 1y ago
Can I block it as a site host? ( Please don't respond about how I shouldn't want to and isn't it just like some other usecase that I'd obviously want not to block)
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by kixiQu 1y ago
Oh, it definitely is. Repeated content, negative parallelisms, rule-of-three, surface-level citation, bulleted list abuse...
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by kixiQu 1y ago
https://maya.land/blogroll.opml My blogroll's better-known than my actual site, and it's feed-reader compatible OPML that I've just made fun with additional attributes and XSLT. A server-side transform to ven
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by kixiQu 1y ago
Well, "Case Studies of Tinker-Born Mastery" is a pretty LLM-sounding heading if ever I've encountered one, and that bulleted list of examples... It's interesting to think through which of the LLM-produced texts that I&#x
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by kixiQu 1y ago
> With your experiment, you are testing all sort of things unrelated to knowing how to read, to the point that you can't draw any conclusion on the ability of people to read. Even "caught off guard", not "feeling part
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by kixiQu 1y ago
Hey, a cute logo! I didn't know AWS allowed cute things.
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by kixiQu 1y ago
I have a hypothes.is account where a decent amount of my annotations are little rage nits against the thing I'm reading. You'd be able to infer a ton of correct information from me if you pulled the annotations as well as the UR
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by kixiQu 1y ago
I know many people come to the comments before they decide if they want to read the article. For these people I would like to point out that - there are zero digs of any kind about sexuality in this piece - the only reference in the text I
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by kixiQu 1y ago
A fun idea, but I'd like to read someone writing not about the concept, but about their experience trying to consciously shape their participation in community to help them achieve their goals. How well does that work in practice? What
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by kixiQu 1y ago
FTFA: > Regulated Algorithms: We regulate tobacco companies because their products are addictive and harmful. Algorithmic transparency or giving users control could preserve the benefits while reducing the addictive design patterns. The
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by kixiQu 1y ago
Generally it behooves one to take Marc Brooker seriously. That said, without invoking my legally protected right to discuss workplace conditions, I think it's fair to say this particular sentiment in this particular moment rings a li
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by kixiQu 1y ago
Can someone explain why this would be more effective than a system prompt? (Or just point me to it being tested out against that, I supposed)
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by kixiQu 1y ago
Some people think I'm effective at work because I have a deep understanding of the system my team owns. There are projects we take on and decisions we make that do depend on that understanding. However, what's far more important 8
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by kixiQu 1y ago
I think connecting this to what V expressed is the value I meant to add here, I think they expressed what they meant with the detail required to express it, and I'm not interested in engaging with the topic on a level that works from s
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by kixiQu 1y ago
I think we should all just calibrate what kind of project we believe the author to be engaged in from the following quote from a linked post: > After all, constant sunshine is the weather of the dullard. The lover of hot, lazy days and b
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by kixiQu 1y ago
I think it's worth being thoughtful about the whole range of folks doing a whole range of stuff out on the Internet. I like this piece about the various incentives that exist: https://vbuckenham.com/blog/how-to-fi
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by kixiQu 1y ago
What roleplayed feedback providers have people had best and worst luck with? I can imagine asking for the personality could help the LLM come up with different kinds of criticisms...
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by kixiQu 2y ago
This is a great use for LLMs because anywhere that they can get someone over the activation energy requirement of the blank page effect, it's okay if they're wrong – it's much easier to correct a wrong broken-down list than s
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by kixiQu 2y ago
> the people who put off or avoid reading before the meeting are doing so because they are slow readers or have poor comprehension or retention. Reading has a high opportunity cost for them, so they avoid it. This sounds like a descripti
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by kixiQu 2y ago
Really? The Acquerello example really made me pause – like there are forces pushing in a gentler older-school direction than the surveillance tech I've grown up with.
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by kixiQu 2y ago
Yeah, but they're definitely gonna fix it by sponsoring a multi-headliner pop punk tour! (Real: https://www.summerschooltour.com/ )
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by kixiQu 3y ago
FTA: > The researchers found the expanding gap was driven by rapid growth in the number of women living in rural places who succumb young to treatable or preventable diseases. [...] Pregnancy-related deaths also played a role, accounting
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by kixiQu 3y ago
> If this was a native app on Linux or even Windows, you could attach a debugger and do the same kind of things whether or not you had the source code. Notably, though: for a certain value of "you" more narrowly scoped than th

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