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Food is next level in the NYC area compare to most other places. It's not just pizza, it's Ethiopian, Afghani, Iranian, real Chinese food (Szechuan, Hunan, etc.). The music scene and clubs can't be beat outside of other major
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I'm consistently surprised that people don't use XML for LLMs as the default given XML comes with built-in semantic context. Convert the XML to JSON output deterministically when you need to feed it to other pipelines.
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Major advertisers are trying to figure out Reddit now, but it's a mixed bag and the costs are high compared to other platforms. It's no longer a niche.
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1y ago
Building value vs extracting value.
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I got inked twice before I made a commitment to my third tattoo on my wrist so it would be plainly visible. I committed to never working with or for someone who refused to hire a person because of something like a tattoo. Sometimes the comm
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The first three sound like political decisions. Measurement and understanding doesn't mean action if the company's goals aren't aligned.
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Copyright was first established by governments and the Church prior to the invention of corporations.
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Depends. Started in CS and I would go out of my way to help nice people. Assholes were dealt with nicely but I’d follow the rules to the T. That was before CS was hamstrung.
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They can and do. They will also do deep cuts on prices/give away for free for refrigerated and frozen goods because those will just get tossed and neighborhood goodwill is still a thing in some places.
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The glue on pizza thing was a bit more pernicious because of how the model came to that conclusion: SERPs. Google's LLM pulled the top result for that query from Reddit and didn't understand that the Reddit post was a joke. It too
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We did it in 3rd grade in public school.
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Or you could watch Notch build it.
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“For every complex problem there is a solution which is clear, simple and wrong.”—HL Mencken
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Main way I learned how to program was computer magazines and copying code. I still do things like redrawing reference architecture diagrams from scratch, because I can focus on each portion and think about how the data flows between service
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I read this as "Kaggle for Kids" which also seems like a lovely idea.
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I'm married to an editor and friends with an editor at work. They both use em dashes appropriately—even with informal writing. I've now learned the keyboard shortcut just to confuse people in the age of AI slop.
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SSR is fine. We used to call it "PHP" or "Ruby" or "Java." People need to stop reinventing things, but feature development outweighs maturity when you have funding.
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https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/httrack - used it a couple months ago
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Live experiments have been done and they get really weird: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delayed-choice_quantum_eraser
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Case in point - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz
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Usenet was great until the spammers arrived.
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A friend is working on a system that automates scratch off tickets and uses computer vision to detect winners. Not sure what the end product is.
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~30% of voting age Americans voted for the current president. ~29% voted for the other option.
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Programming is easy. Asking the right question is hard. People don't know what questions to ask.
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If the population is increasing YoY and the number of homeless remains the same, is it?
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Why should a government agency "fully commercialize its forecasting operations"?
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Nintendo never really uses brand new tech. It's their design philosophy. https://medium.com/@adamagb/nintendo-s-little-known-product-...
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Haven't seen it in a long time. Generally one or two characters will cast a Light spell on something like a shield or holy symbol. Dark vision/devil sight will cover the rest of the party. Foundry has really nice lighting effects
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Where else is that money being spent?
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That was still nerd behavior depending on the group you were in. A lot of folks knew AIM, but ICQ was different.
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