lee-rhapsody

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by lee-rhapsody 11mo ago
This is a great project. Very cool
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by lee-rhapsody 11mo ago
That doesn't make sense. LLMs will be used to write SQL, I'm sure (I do that) but replacing SQL?
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
Crumb was fascinating
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
Sure, I'll shoot you an email
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
I work as a journalist covering the lab space. Lab informatics and automation in particular. A few factors off the top of my head (there are more): - Proprietary communication protocols between equipment from different OEMs. It's possi
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
Record questions, not notes. https://foolsconfession.blogspot.com/2024/10/the-dubious-val...
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
You're fitting the wrong tool to the problem. That's user error.
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Pull Requests Are a Poor Fit for Agentic AI(bauer.codes)
2 points by lee-rhapsody 1y ago|1 comments
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
I'm a magazine journalist who's usually working on multiple stories at once. I collect a lot of tabs. So the other day I used Claude to make a browser extension that saves all in an active window to the specified "Writing Pro
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
>No business would choose no-growth + reduced cost over growth + same cost. If that were the case, why are so many companies bent on eliminating some employees and equipping the rest with AI to make up the difference? Wouldn't it be
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
Going back to forums locked behind accounts would be a good first step.
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
Hey, I'm really interested in lab software administration as a career. I have some related experience. Can we chat?
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
No, but knowing that a book was written by a bot would hinder my enjoyment of it to the point that I'd drop it.
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
I guess I don't really understand why. I'm a writer. The joy in storytelling is telling a story. Why outsource that to a bot?
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
"Maybe this will finally get me on the cover of Poof..."
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
Also a journalist. I use em-dashes all the time
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
This is one of the more insightful comments in the thread.
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
The issue with solving real-world problems is that it distracts from publishing, which is all scientists are taught to care about.
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
Terse writing is a gift. I'm an editor and I wish my writers were more terse.
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by lee-rhapsody 1y ago
>makes $220k+ a year >"i have no accomplishments" give me a break
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by lee-rhapsody 2y ago
Do you have more specific critiques? I think HN's UX is great. I think you're just used to more bloated "pretty" sites.
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by lee-rhapsody 2y ago
The "Deep" search features hallucinate like crazy, I've found.
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by lee-rhapsody 2y ago
This comment is almost certainly chatgpt.
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by lee-rhapsody 2y ago
Not really. If you've ever read fiction--like, at all--it's intuitive.
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by lee-rhapsody 2y ago
Do you mean fiction books?
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by lee-rhapsody 2y ago
Agree. This entire thread is weird. How do so many people in this thread have such obvious reading comprehension issues? On a similar note--I've noticed that HN comments are often overwrought, like the commenter is trying to sound smar
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by lee-rhapsody 2y ago
My wife and I have a shared Google Sheet where we enter every purchase (logging date, location, cost, and category) we made that day. Then we reconcile it with our monthly budget that night and make spending decisions from there.
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by lee-rhapsody 2y ago
So, what exactly should we be doing in regards to AI/LLMs? Investing in those companies? Working in the field?
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by lee-rhapsody 2y ago
That's a really interesting idea, but how do you make a business case for something like that? It'd be far too easy to just resort to whatever the organization's cultural norm is, especially for high-priority comms. I couldn&
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by lee-rhapsody 2y ago
Strong agree. Once I understood Big 5, my understanding of myself opened up far more than MBTI ever helped with.

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