pjio

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by pjio 3y ago
There may be a neuron which fires if details have to be skipped to generate a shorter answer. Maybe it originates from reinforced learning. The later could possibly be confirmed or disproven by OpenAI.
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by pjio 3y ago
Now, that's a name I've not heard in a long time.
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by pjio 3y ago
On one side yes, on the other side those two entrances are now more crowded, making it even worse for handicapped people, possibly for the time to come.
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by pjio 3y ago
Scientists being able to do more science stuff in place where things wobble so strangely.
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by pjio 3y ago
I wonder if someone bothers to do a scientific study about how a more gentle or more aggressive icon affects the style and communication success of the mails written with thunderbird.
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by pjio 3y ago
Generalizations are always wrong (at the least to some degree).
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by pjio 3y ago
Related concepts: The Brown M&M’s Principle (Papercuts could be perceived as indicators of overall quality). Broken Window Theory (Papercuts may communicate poorer quality is acceptable). In practice it's a question of priorization
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by pjio 3y ago
https://archive.is/0WtTm
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by pjio 3y ago
An important skill is to differentiate when it's absolutely worth planing ahead. Sometimes what would have been a simple change at the beginning becomes a risky refactoring in the future. Other times starting simple and change it later
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by pjio 3y ago
Not what I expected, but not disappointed either.
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by pjio 4y ago
The Socratic method used to avoid being faced with the possibility of being wrong about something.
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by pjio 4y ago
> I can't foretell the future... I like how he states the scope of his answer just like ChatGPT would.
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by pjio 4y ago
With all respect for good salesman who can understand a customer and recommend the right solution: Those other types, which just verbally hype something until they get their lead, those may be replaceable by said ai some day...
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by pjio 4y ago
there is the same recommendation for "she".
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by pjio 4y ago
s/Factorio/Rimworld/ tilted: https://wiki.factorio.com/images/Solar_panel_entity.png flat: https://rimworldwiki.com/images/b/b4/Solar_generator.png
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by pjio 4y ago
> ... when tied to a framework to avoid the footguns. Escaping is typically handled in the framework.
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by pjio 4y ago
You're right, there is no option for "serious crime but only with warrant". Option 1 is more strict in both ways. Only Terrorism (which is more serious than "just" crime) and even then only with a warrant. Option 2
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by pjio 5y ago
I'm a "breakfast is my most important meal" person and therefore I eat breakfast and lunch but skip dinner. Works too!
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by pjio 5y ago
If you can afford it and the corona restrictions allow it, travel for some time with little luggage and on a low budget.
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by pjio 5y ago
Not that hard, just type this command and press enter: :wa|:!kill -9 $PPID
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by pjio 5y ago
Good point. One can read it as "making 50 mistakes per minute", I read it as "wait only 1.2 seconds to see the effect".
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by pjio 5y ago
> While there's no direct alternative to ci( The shortcut CTRL-W (CMD-W on Mac) could be used in IntelliJ for this. But not sure, I switched back to Vim some time ago...
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by pjio 5y ago
The quality of the language servers vary, but you could get a decent IDE-like experience.
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by pjio 5y ago
> I've never understood this assumption that focusing on one thing must necessarily always be to the detriment of another. I totally agree with you, having a bright, exciting vision of the future is a huge motivator and technologica
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by pjio 8y ago
> to yank out parts of a system which I did not understand - to see what breaks, and through that, gain understanding. On your development machine or on machines of other people all around the world? You can also gain understanding from