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by pigeons 3y ago
This was my favorite rabbit hole for years!
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by pigeons 3y ago
Where can we find out more?
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by pigeons 3y ago
I love calibre's content server
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by pigeons 3y ago
OK thanks, I get your points. What I was getting at is a disagreement with "Hypoglycemia isn't really much of a problem anymore with current CGMs and pumps." Because lots of people on current CGMs and pumps still deal with hy
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by pigeons 3y ago
> Hypoglycemia becomes symptomatic long before blood sugar is low enough to result in death or serious debilitation and T1D patients know their symptoms well. There is a what seems to be a significant number of people who don't &quo
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by pigeons 3y ago
I think its quite the tribute that another strong, not always compatible personality such as Wolfram put such obvious effort and care into this remembrance. Thanks.
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by pigeons 3y ago
Beavers.
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by pigeons 3y ago
That's similar to what some faithful say when you criticize stock market technical analysis. That it only predicts when participants haven't seen the chart.
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by pigeons 3y ago
All subsequent generations weren't born with the internet either. I guess it depends on your definition of the internet, but ARPAnet didn't start using TCP/IP until the 1980's.
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by pigeons 3y ago
So we can't see them?
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by pigeons 3y ago
Yes it was the same 30 years ago.
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by pigeons 3y ago
How does this address the privacy concerns? OpenAI could still accidentally provide your data to other users, they could retain, sell or misuse it despite agreeing not to, or a rogue employee or an intruder could do so, or they could be for
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by pigeons 3y ago
man 1 talk
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by pigeons 3y ago
See it quite a bit (more than I ever do in the USA) on lawns, cars, and clothing in Metro Vancouver / Lower Mainland BC. The US flag is common in some areas of the US and uncommon in others. So far it seems like its somewhat similar in
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by pigeons 3y ago
Check out David Graeber and David Winslow's book, The Dawn of Everything regarding the autocratic default form of government assumption. Of course the books suggestions and conclusions are arguable, but I found it interesting.
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by pigeons 3y ago
Starship Troopers came out in 1959.
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by pigeons 3y ago
Like what?
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by pigeons 3y ago
I mean I can't even use the one they host because I wait for things to load and spin.
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by pigeons 3y ago
even a default jira is unusable just from a slowness perspective.
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Getting Started with Dusk OS(alexw.nyc)
3 points by pigeons 3y ago|2 comments
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by pigeons 3y ago
Dusk OS is a 32-bit Forth and C-based operating system created by Virgil Dupras.
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by pigeons 3y ago
GPT-4 still confidently makes up sources for wrong answers and throws subtle mistakes (the obvious mistakes aren't as big a nuisance) into output. This isn't to say gpt-4 isn't cool or impressive or a development to watch and
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by pigeons 3y ago
After surrendering to the United States, Japanese companies were taught Harvard Business School ideas as part of a reconstruction effort. While that is a very tiny piece of what is referred to as Japan's Economic Miracle, it is enough
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by pigeons 3y ago
From my experiments so far, I am unsure if chatgpt is effective at optimizing prompts, even though it thinks it is.
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Tumble Forth Blog(tumbleforth.substack.com)
2 points by pigeons 4y ago|0 comments
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by pigeons 4y ago
I just read a New York Times article from Noam Chomsky because it was linked on HN in this same HN browsing session where he says the same sentiment about this "new normal" of AI developers restricting their systems from producing
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by pigeons 4y ago
My biggest hurdle is searching within a note.
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by pigeons 4y ago
What part of the world do you live in.
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by pigeons 4y ago
yachts
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by pigeons 4y ago
I totally thought it was sarcasm

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