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by runjake 2y ago
Code comments, README.md, TODO.md, or Obsidian notes.
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by runjake 2y ago
I absolutely love the calm, muted design.
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by runjake 2y ago
I’m probably in the minority but I really don’t enjoy the track selections in this feature and it’s pretty much just easier and better to pin some Spotify playlists and use those.
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by runjake 2y ago
Why? In my limited experience, it was pretty useful, but again, my experience is limited. What made it one of the worst products you’ve ever used?
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by runjake 2y ago
Mobile is still nearly everything. Google continues to develop and improve Android in substantial ways. Android is also counted on by numerous third-party OEMs. This doesn’t strike me as zero relevance.
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by runjake 2y ago
> I really like Crystal, but I am too dependent on LSPs and such for productivity, and the Crystal LSP leaves a lot to be desired, even though it is fantastic work for what it is. Can't rely on AI either, as it constantly confuses
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by runjake 2y ago
Not OP, but I read books and write and code.
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by runjake 2y ago
Social media. Especially Twitter, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. I was never addicted to any of them, but in general they're all such garbage.
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by runjake 2y ago
Black Mirror is dystopian fiction that hits pretty close to home. Maybe too close to home. S07E01 "Common People" hit me pretty close to home with my own healthcare insurance experiences, where my rates go up every year and my cov
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by runjake 2y ago
OK, I'll keep playing. There's no evidence I've seen that "everyone who trains hard for a marathon has some level of heart damage". Can you point me to such evidence?
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by runjake 2y ago
I'm aware of this article, and in particular, this lesson. But I don't think it really applies to what I'm talking about. What I'm talking about isn't attainable via LLMs as far as I can tell, or at least, LLMs alon
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by runjake 2y ago
Not right now, but I will as these evolve. I would love an intelligent agent I can converse with via both voice and text that has access to all my information, privacy be damned.
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by runjake 2y ago
I didn't know what knock-out certificates were, so here's an edited excerpt from Claude: "Knock-out certificates (also called "turbo certificates" or "barrier options") are leveraged financial derivatives
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by runjake 2y ago
My PR is ~3:40, but to do that, I dropped a lot of weight (~30 lbs) and did a lot of dedicated training with a, let's say, reputable marathon coach. 3:40 is slow by "serious layperson" marathon standards, but it was about the
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by runjake 2y ago
The EKG stress test portion was fun. "We want you to run until you feel tired." (I forget their exact wording, but that's the spirit) "Uhm, we're going to be here for hours." "OK, get it up to 145bpm and t
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by runjake 2y ago
This is what they said and I quote: > my cardiologist said that everyone who trains hard for a marathon has some level of heart damage from the excessive training
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by runjake 2y ago
I'll use Claude about 75% of the time, and then a search engine about 25% of the time. That 25% of the time, I'm usually looking for: - Specific documentation - Datasets - Shopping items - Product reviews But for the search engine
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by runjake 2y ago
> my cardiologist said that everyone who trains hard for a marathon has some level of heart damage from the excessive training. This strikes me as either your cardiologist being wrong or you misinterpreting what they said. Can you da
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by runjake 2y ago
Many of the comments are getting this wrong. This video is CGI-generated. However, a prototype exists but all it can reportedly do is stand up and balance itself at present.
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by runjake 2y ago
I'm not even sure what politics is anymore. I'm largely not on social media, so I am generally late to what's taboo or a hot button topic, like Tesla automobiles and SpaceX, or anything else connected to a billionaire. In 202
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by runjake 2y ago
I have a morning shake with a scoop and a half of Optimum Nutrition Protein[1] and 2 tablespoons of Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides[2]. I'm not sure I've noticed any benefits, but like the other commenter mentioned, it keeps me s
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by runjake 2y ago
One data point I have discovered: many organizations block wix.com by default, because it's popular with phishing actors who mock up Google/Apple/Microsoft logins on free accounts and Wix has been relatively slow to take thos
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by runjake 2y ago
People here keep claiming he was disappeared but what evidence is there? In the absence of evidence and since the FBI is handling it, and with the secrecy, it seems more likely espionage-related. Xaiofeng could had fled to China for all we
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by runjake 2y ago
It’s a bit more complicated than that. Watch Karpathy’s video, Intro to LLMs. He explains it about as good as anyone could: https://youtu.be/zjkBMFhNj_g?feature=shared
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by runjake 2y ago
Nothing. I didn't mention anything about American products. I only said it was wise, given OP's security posture, not to buy electronics off of AliExpress, which is specifically what they were asking about.
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by runjake 2y ago
I can think of several ways to exfiltrate data, even with the limited information you provided, so, yes. But is it happening? Who knows. Maybe it doesn't now, but a future firmware update will. Who knows. Given your wise threat model,
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by runjake 2y ago
I understand, but my point is that it took a lot of time for Snow Leopard to reach a level where it lived up to that.
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by runjake 2y ago
Not that I've noticed, but I've made a concerted effort from the beginning to mentally work through any AI-generated code I use. Yes, it does require a lot of discipline. I believe it's equally important to ask it to explain
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by runjake 2y ago
It should be noted that Snow Leopard was pretty buggy until several versions in. Our memory is a lot rosier than the reality.
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by runjake 2y ago
More often than not, when I inquire deeper, I often find their prompting isn't very good at all. "Garbage in, garbage out" as the law says. Of course, it took a lot of trial and error for me to get to my current level of effe

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