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by l5870uoo9y 1y ago
Perhaps it should be clarified that this is a writing guide for marketing material and the formula is the same as always; concise sentences with a focus on action (readers almost always need to be pushed to click something, do something or
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
I know the Recharts[1] library have been trying to make their charts more accessibility, but so far I haven't seen any users with screen readers give feedback. If there are any users here with screenreaders, can you read the chart on t
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Use the Gemini API with OpenAI Fallback in TypeScript(sometechblog.com)
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
Inspired by yesterday's post "Apps lighter than a React button"[1] to show that you can render a React/ShadCN button and strip the JS when it isn't required. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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React/ShadCN button with no JavaScript send to client(chartmaker.io)
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
Had to lookup office.com myself to see it; their office package is literally called MS Copilot.
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Simpler RAG approach for text-to-SQL to avoid hallucinations(sqlai.ai)
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
“A Guide to the Good Life: The Ancient Art of Stoic Joy” by William Irvine has an entire chapter dedicated to letting go of past trauma and moving forward. The Stoic advice was “fatalism”. The Stoics' advice was “fatalism” in relation
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
As I understand the UK nuclear deterrence is highly dependable on the US, unlike the french.
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
Try buying conventional fruit and an organic one and taste the different, e.g. grape fruit.
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
Monkeys at a UK were put off “human” bananas and developed diabetes[1]. Fruit is healthy desert not - like vegetables - main course. [1]: https://edition.cnn.com/2014/01/15/world/europe/uk-zoo-monke.
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
Fair enough.
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They are however effective in preventing transmission of many other STDs that PREP doesn't prevent (and that PREP perhaps indirectly contribute to increasing transmission of including antibiotic resistant STDs).
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
> The problem here is that I don’t trust the author on being able to tell who is the “best artist”. A prerequisite to be considered a great artist is that the artist master a "craft" to perfection be it painting, drawing, sculp
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
Grapefruit can interfere with some medications but not all. If you fear it might interfere, I would suggest asking your doctor.
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
I have the same reservations, and not just about dietitians but also other scientific disciplines. Many dietitians are first and foremost businessmen selling various supplements. Whether the supplement is necessary, effective or even harmfu
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
Believe there was a zoo that started feeding monkeys with "modern" bananas and had to revert back to the old traditional banana, because the monkeys were getting diabetes.
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
Yes, the industry sweetens everything and removes bitterness. Organic grapefruits however are significantly more bitter – especially to modern tastebuds – than regular ones sold in the supermarket. Getting used to high-quality organic fruit
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
I haven't tried any bitter drops as I only eat grapefruits. Got the advice from "leading" nutritionist in Germany – so it should be sound advice.
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
Bitters take away the sweet tooth, such as grapefruit (especially organic), bitter tea or natural bitter drops. Eat a grapefruit after dinner and you cravings should be severely limited.
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
Are there any visualization libraries that visualize embeddings in a vector space?
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
"Don’t base your conclusions solely on whether an association or effect was found to be “statistically significant” (i.e., the p-value passed some arbitrary threshold such as p < 0.05). Don’t believe that an association or effect ex
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
Yes exactly. That way the user could "train" AI on a particular data source.
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
RAG doesn’t necessarily give the best results. Essentially it is a technically elegant way to semantic context to the prompt (for many use cases it is over-engineered). I used to offer RAG SQL query generations on SQLAI.ai and while I might
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
> personal ego (fame, honors, etc.)... Even in underpaid positions competition is fierce and personal ambition sky high. Better fraud prevention systems is likely a better way.
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by l5870uoo9y 2y ago
AI has a preference for dividing everything into sections, especially "Introduction" and "Conclusion" sections.
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Buying backlinks is still around and costly.
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I would add a ninth practice; throw errors. You find and fix them as opposed to errors that go silently unnoticed in the code base.
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I find lifetime bans draconian in general.
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> You see, in addition to space burritos (if you've heard the rumors), monads are like onions. Allow me to demonstrate with a common situation. Another mention of monads and burritos. [0]: https://mostly-adequate.gitbook.

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