netule

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   Stanford Prison Experiment(prisonexp.org)

   2 points by netule 11mo ago|2 comments
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   by netule 11mo ago

   Agreed. Although if you enjoy this very specific type of puzzle, I’d recommend a game called “Connections,” which, as the name suggests, is all about making these mental connections between words.
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   by netule 11mo ago

   I used to try and optimize my distraction-free writing setup, until I realized that by doing so I was distracting myself from writing. I’ve come to realize that if you want to write, then just write. It sounds oversimplified, but that’s the
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   by netule 11mo ago

   To add to your points, Wikipedia also generally cites its sources, whereas LLMs do not. I believe this is a significant distinction.
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   by netule 11mo ago

   I scroll past the initial paragraph only for this message to appear: > You`ve browsed for a while—now unlock all features with a free account and never miss a post! A while? This is my first visit to your random site.
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   by netule 11mo ago

   I started putting them on the covers of my notebooks instead. Gives me a brand new canvas to besmirch every few months.
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   by netule 11mo ago

   Looks like it was fixed since yesterday.
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   by netule 11mo ago

   The SSL cert used is only valid for atlantis.seagl.org, so the site is blocked on Firefox.
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   by netule 11mo ago

   They likely stopped using them altogether.
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    by netule 11mo ago

    I’ve found that the kinds of people who leave comments or send emails tend to fall into two categories: 1. They’re assholes. 2. They care enough to speak up, but only when the thing stops working as expected. I think the vast majority of us
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    by netule 1y ago

    This appears to be brown noise, not white noise. I have no affiliation with this macOS app, but I use it for the same reasons you do. It's paid, but worth it IMHO. It generates the noise on your own machine, and you can pick what kind
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    by netule 1y ago

    Absolutely, 100%. I'm glad they're finally implementing it!
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    by netule 1y ago

    I'd love to be able to open up an arbitrary web page in this sidebar. It would be super valuable for research. They can obviously do it, since the AI sidebar also loads a web page, but the functionality is locked for some reason, and v
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    by netule 1y ago

    TIL everyone on HN has built an RSS reader.
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    by netule 1y ago

    > I can imagine why you’d feel that way, but I can’t continue this conversation. This is ChatGPT, 100%.
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    Working Egg Cells Made Using DNA from Human Skin in World First(sciencealert.com)

    1 points by netule 1y ago|0 comments
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    by netule 1y ago

    Duolingo was helpful for me to expand my Spanish vocabulary, but it definitely did not teach me the language itself. Some of the most critical linguistic concepts are buried at the top of stages and not brought up in the gamified lessons th
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    by netule 1y ago

    I love being able to run local LLMs with decent performance on a laptop without external hardware, but it would be really nice if there was better gaming support.
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    by netule 1y ago

    Also seems to render nicely in Obsidian.
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    by netule 1y ago

    If you’re really into fitness and/or min-maxing your own stats. Honestly, it can create a bit of an obsessive loop once you get deep into it.
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    by netule 1y ago

    Do I get this for free if I’m a monthly donator?
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    by netule 1y ago

    Not only that, but an ad for their mobile app. Pretty low quality content.
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    by netule 1y ago

    This reminds me of the agent demo's MLB stadium map from a few weeks ago: https://youtu.be/1jn_RpbPbEc?t=1435 (at timestamp) Completely bonkers stuff.
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    by netule 1y ago

    And that’s a good thing. There are too many stories of unsafe insertion of household objects ending up in the ER.
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    by netule 1y ago

    James Patterson comes to mind. He simply writes detailed outlines for the plots of his novels and has other authors write them for him. The books are then published under his name, which is more like a brand at that point.
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    by netule 1y ago

    They used to have an API, which they removed about two years ago or so. Until then, there were a bunch of 3rd-party Grammarly plugins, including a pretty decent one for VSCode.
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    by netule 2y ago

    https://archive.is/ZDykj
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    by netule 2y ago

    Same, but I can’t do a long drive without wailing along to some tunes.
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    by netule 2y ago

    I loved REAMDE until a little more than halfway through, when it became a DNF for me.
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    by netule 2y ago

    I'm genuinely interested in understanding why you thought that ChatGPT would be a valid source. I'm not being facetious. Edit: typo