mym1990

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by mym1990 2y ago
Making true, lifelong friends is like planting seeds. People you meet and stay in touch with for the next 20 years will undoubtedly by wonderful friends in time, but people you meet today will not be the same as people you have known for 20
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by mym1990 2y ago
As someone who went to a bootcamp a good while ago...I am now formally pursuing a technical masters program which has an angle on AI(just enough to understand where to apply it, not doing any research).
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by mym1990 2y ago
I think people get complacent and if it a cut that one does fairly regularly, I could see someone saying on the 1000th cut "eh lets keep it off for this one time" and then it just becomes a thing.
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by mym1990 2y ago
Had a fun experience at work this week: tsunami warning goes off on the west coast while we are all in a remote meeting. I say that there has been a large earthquake off the coast. 30 seconds go by and coworker posts a link to a news articl
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by mym1990 2y ago
Uhh okay, but when I have a viral disease, I typically do try to isolate myself and generally am proactive about keeping friends, family, and strangers safe. I don't go to the busiest place I can find and then start sneezing everywhe
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by mym1990 2y ago
Very beginner woodworker here, but dados(or any kind of groove are the ones that immediately come to mind. Essentially anything that has the work piece going over the blade, but not cutting through completely.
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by mym1990 2y ago
Psychohistory is already a study of the past and why it happened the way it did, so maybe it could help answer your question, but it isn’t the ideology you’re seeking. There is a reason that advertising and media influence is everywhere ,
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by mym1990 2y ago
Percentages are not enough to get a full picture. If I make 100k a year, the person making 50k will need to see a 2x increase in their percentage gain to see the same amount gained in currency. I would take a small bump of a large number ov
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by mym1990 2y ago
Healthcare in many other parts of the world isn't as big of a burden as it is in the US.
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by mym1990 2y ago
There can be overlap in both though?
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by mym1990 2y ago
As a developer that got into the industry in 2015, I did not feel that way at all. It felt like everyone was piling into to tech at that time.
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by mym1990 2y ago
Time will tell, maybe for the people that can create feedback loops for themselves where AI fills the gaps, but at the aggregate level I don’t think AI will move the needle. More likely people will use AI translation as a crutch, rather tha
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by mym1990 2y ago
10 years ago was a very different time...
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by mym1990 2y ago
The initial comment makes the 2 mutually exclusive. You reframing it doesn't change what the original comment said. You also blew past the more important of the 2 points: that regular people care about their livelihoods as well.
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by mym1990 2y ago
This is a weird take, assuming the average researcher cannot be an average Joe, and also that average people aren't also worried about their livelihood...you might want to revisit your view of the world.
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by mym1990 2y ago
* All agents are not created equal * A good agent is absolutely worth it People aren't really arguing against these things. I don't get it, if the settlement didn't really change anything, why is everyone making such a fuss a
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by mym1990 2y ago
Closure is important! I do feel that I get in the mindset of saying “I’m gonna get back to this later” and it just never happens, meanwhile taking precious mental capacity every time I think about doing that thing. It’s okay to say “I tried
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by mym1990 2y ago
Yeah totally, I don’t disagree with that assessment. I would say it’s not productive to try to complete every single thing we start. It was just the headline snippets that were funny to me.
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by mym1990 2y ago
The irony of the #3 thing on HN today being this, and the #5 thing being 'Finish Your Projects' haha. Good points all around.
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by mym1990 2y ago
All we know is the tools that were given to the students, not how they used them, and it’s a fairly limited study on top of that, without knowing anything about how other variables were controlled. That being said, I wouldn’t be surprised i
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by mym1990 2y ago
I think it depends on how the tool is used. If a student is just plugging in the problem and asking for the answer, there is clearly no long term benefit to this. If the student is trying to understand a concept, and uses GPT to bounce idea
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by mym1990 2y ago
Given the information on the "happenings" of US politics, what is someone to do with that information other than moan and groan?
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by mym1990 2y ago
There are still some, even many, people there that are doing their jobs as well as they can at the expense of bad executive decisions. I’m sure morale there is not great. I don’t feel bad for the executives at all, or the company really, bu
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by mym1990 2y ago
I didn't specifically call out ChatGPT so those ToS do not apply here. The government can either create their own model, or not disclose who they are using, in which case they can generally blame AI for misleading the people. We live i
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by mym1990 2y ago
Someone already mentioned it, but this would be an interesting social and political experiment. The problem I see is that without transparency, it would be hard to see what is happening behind the scenes, it would essentially be a black box
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by mym1990 2y ago
You'd be surprised, I'm sure a human that is proposing this, and is in politics, would do everything in their power to shed responsibility for bad actions and take responsibility for all the good stuff. Tangentially related is the
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by mym1990 2y ago
Neither of these seem to be very active at all, so for starters I hope this site would have more interaction going on. I imagine the community aspect of the “problem statement/problem solution” is key in actually reaching any kind of v
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by mym1990 2y ago
Pretty sure they took her for 5 mil. She deposited 4.6 on her own accord and the app fabricated growth and then asked for another 500k, which she again handed over.
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by mym1990 2y ago
Yeah totally, there would be umpteen different factors that would influence the "age perception" so to say. I also wonder how losing different types of weight(water fast vs longer timeframe fat/muscle loss) could impact this.
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by mym1990 2y ago
I have heard that people who lose weight quickly will typically look older due to the development of wrinkles and the development of harder features. Skin simply doesn't have time to keep up with the weight loss. I don't know if

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