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Variability, Not Repetition, Is the Key to Mastery
(scotthyoung.com)
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Analogy as the Core of Cognition
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2y ago
I use light mode during the day and dark mode from dusk till dawn. I do this because I find it more comfortable, not because I'm told by someone or a study that it's better.
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Conversational Spaced Repetition
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I understand what the author means, though I struggle to express it as well. The best I can come up with is this: What defines I? Is it separated from "I" and if so how? Or does I merely appears that way because our perspective is
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2y ago
Because they're affordable. Many people forego the idealism in favor of practicalism.
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That's a good point. I assumed it being a single local server per app.
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I don't understand the downvote. OP said > a way to securely host local servers without root but also without just praying that another app doesn't port-squat me Binding to port 0 is a solution. I tested it and I always get a p
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You can bind to port 0 and have the OS then pick an available port for you.
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LIMO: Less Is More for Reasoning
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It appears that someone has implemented a similar approach for DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Qwen-1.5B: https://reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1id2gox/improving_d... I hope it gets tested further.
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> There is no incentive to actually build a product in such a setting and there is no incentive to remain competitive since you cannot be fired, or penalized in some other form That sounds horrible and stressful to be honest.
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2y ago
You can keep multiple copies in different locations.
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2y ago
I set up some time for myself and let everybody know not to interrupt me unless necessary.
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2y ago
TV series and movies can also be watched with a goal in mind, whether secondary to the fun or not. Examples are seeing how culture changed or how a genre evolved.
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2y ago
Before GPS navigation apps (I was a kid), I had to either print the whole route or bring a map of my city. When I didn't use such aids I would get lost, and I still do.
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2y ago
I'm not sure about that. Friends and family members do happen to remember something I or someone else said or did even years ago. People DO watch and pay attention, and often judge.
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2y ago
He’s not the first leader of a democratic country to claim it will be his last term, only to have another term thereafter.
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2y ago
> Someday you will die. Then you will die again when people forget you. I've already heard that line somewhere but can't remember where and who said it.
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2y ago
Related discussion: Variability, not repetition, is the key to mastery - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33354355
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I feel like this is about the difference between rote/explicit memorization and organic/implicit/tacit memorization, for a lack of better words. I suspect the former could narrow/restrict your understanding because it ma
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2y ago
Consider he was in his late 30s, which makes this even more absurd. For all I know, as you suggest, he could've also collapsed from doing heavy house chores or renovation, and it's something I've been careful not to overdo as
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In his late 30s. If he was, say, in his 50s or 60s this wouldn't have weirded me out as much. Could have been an anatomical defect or something like that, not caught by the regular checkups? Who knows...
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I don't know about the guy in that specific incident, but in my case he was apparently healthy with no health complications, having had regular checkups on top of the mandatory ones (to be able to frequent a gym). This is the scary par
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2y ago
*prospect of dying
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Something similar happened at the gym I went to years ago, although I wasn't there when it happened. The poor guy collapsed while lifting weights. WEIGHTS. I kept reluctantly going for a few days before stopping. Then on the radio I he
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Oops :)
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> The technique predates computers; it's basically the same technique used by the original voder [1] just under computer control. Something similar from the 800s is the Euphonia talking machine ( https://en.m.wikipedia.or
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2 possible additional explanations for trolling: 1. Spite/damage a community for perceived or effective injustice/discrimination. I remember this happening on Reddit and Stack Overflow circa 2010-2014. 2. Actually a neur
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Annoying that I have to wait to get accepted before seeing details about the files. I'm not planning to download them but was just interested in knowing their size.
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