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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
More expensive than you'd think, but I am pushing for something like that.
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
In the AI era, tests are going to have to be in person and hand written. I have written an article on how I have adjusted my classes to the situation: https://htmx.org/essays/universities-and-ai/ Ironically, I thi
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
Academic peer review has been broken forever and AI appears to be the final 1 ton tungston rod that will break the camels back. The wave of AI generated papers is crushing this years conference cycle and the traditional academic preference
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
I wrote an essay about how I am handling AI in my CS courses: https://htmx.org/essays/universities-and-ai/
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
tbh, not sure i ever understood it
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
Once locals get to Opus levels I think it we may see a phase change because that + a reasonably competent programmer is going to be a very powerful combination for most practical programming problems. Frontier models may eventually achieve
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
Industrial scale stochastic plagiarism is the only thing keeping this economy going, my friends.
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
Nice try, you aren't gonna get me to love AI guys.
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
nothing funnier than male rape, is there?
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
all we want are 70-series land cruisers, prados and suzuki jimnys end the idiotic chicken tax and make small trucks and utes legal again while we are on the topic, full size vans make a lot more sense than "suvs" for most families
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
To modify the old russian saying: "we pretend to have expertise and they pretend to be interested in hiring us"
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
Regarding the price: the reality with all these alternative phones (e.g. the clicks communicator) is that you are going to have to pay a premium to make them worthwhile for the manufacturers. Scale (and the spyware economy) are what allow
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
I would love to see people start to move these simulators onto the web, https://infinitemac.org , like, so that the systems were more accessible to casuals. (I've built two online systems for teaching my students computing:
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
Reminds me of why the lucky stiff for some reason...
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
May you live in interesting times.
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
Hey hn, I have written up some changes that I've made and plan to make to my courses due to the advent of widespread AI tools.
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The University in the AI Era(htmx.org)
6 points by recursivedoubts 4mo ago|2 comments
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
Not even the slightest justification for inflicting so much suffering on the current population of Cuba.
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
would it be possible for mythos to make the space bar scroll the pages on your website properly?
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by recursivedoubts 4mo ago
Gotta wonder how many returns are gonna get run through unauthorized AI tools by IRS employees this year, leaking private financial information into future training sets.
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by recursivedoubts 5mo ago
I wrote an essay on this: https://htmx.org/essays/yes-and/
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by recursivedoubts 5mo ago
modern man wanted "it's a small world after all" and now we are getting it, good and hard
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by recursivedoubts 5mo ago
awesome, very good looking and simple, useful functionality
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by recursivedoubts 5mo ago
When you are developing games, sometimes. When you are developing most other applications every byte does not matter. What matters much more is overall system architecture, collapsing unnecessary abstraction layers that some developers (esp
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by recursivedoubts 5mo ago
that's awesome i'm glad you guys found it useful please let me know if you make improvements, I'd love to iterate on it
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by recursivedoubts 5mo ago
I think these are based on the one I posted a while back: https://gist.github.com/1cg/a6c6f2276a1fe5ee172282580a44a7ac
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by recursivedoubts 5mo ago
This has been the case for most of Gen X's career: there was very little mentoring, very little succession planning and career shaping. Instead Boomers (who came into an economy where these things, along with pensions, etc. still exis
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by recursivedoubts 5mo ago
Amazing keyboard. This one is good to, and takes MX key caps.
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by recursivedoubts 5mo ago
See my sibling comment: the v2 beam spring keyboard (metal version) worked immediately out of the box and all I had to do was but key caps on. This is an enthusiast producing these and the beam spring mechanism is entirely redone with moder
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by recursivedoubts 5mo ago
Some people have mentioned quality control issues with this keyboard vendor, particularly with the Model F. I have the Model F and it is a bit finicky admittedly. I support the vendor based on their hard work to bring back these classic k

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