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by sky2224 2y ago
I used the term "parent" here because it was the descriptor I thought people would understand best. For me personally, I was awful at working when my parents were hovering over me. In the past, I used to work with a professor on a
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by sky2224 2y ago
Maybe I've just hit a streak of good outputs, but I've also been noticing the automatic gemini search when doing google searches to have been significantly more useful than it was previously. About a year ago, I was saying that Go
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by sky2224 2y ago
THIS is the thing I'm excited for with AI. I'm someone that becomes about 5x more productive when I have a person watching or just checking in on me (even if they're just hovering there). Having AI to basically be that "
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by sky2224 2y ago
I really have to applaud how astute you've been with your observations of how your son is learning things. That's quite difficult. Additionally, I'm glad you weren't afraid to hand your son the real tools and let him bu
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by sky2224 2y ago
Holding down space bar on Firefox made me "Godlike!"
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by sky2224 2y ago
The thing is, addressing the spam and also allowing users to have a low friction experience would be the first step to addressing the concerns you mentioned (without compromising the purpose of the site: anonymous and totally free speech).
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Metropolis (1927). It was pretty ground breaking for the time.
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by sky2224 2y ago
> do we honestly feel like we've exhausted the options for delivering value on top of the current generation of LLMs? I know we absolutely have not, but I think we have reached the limit in terms of the Chatbot experience that ChatG
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by sky2224 2y ago
Addressing the bar kind of scene you're talking about: I just don't think it'd work for those that are of the legal age to drink (speaking from the US perspective). People go to bars/clubs for the intense environment of
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by sky2224 2y ago
> The non-deterministic nature is simultaneously the worst and best thing. This is what always has me asking, "How can you trust it?" with usage of LLMs for some pretty complex tasks, so I gotta know, what kinds of tricks have
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by sky2224 2y ago
Too broad of a question. What do you mean by "recent situation"?
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by sky2224 2y ago
What good would using other repository services do in this case when someone can still just rip the repo?
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by sky2224 2y ago
Tried the demo on firefox 131.0.2 and got a "desmos not defined" error in the console (the rest of the page just shows a "check the console" message) EDIT: seems like refreshing fixed the issue and this may have been a o
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by sky2224 2y ago
your UI is broken as hell on firefox
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by sky2224 2y ago
This one genuinely didn't make much sense to me. My (conspiracy) guess is that Nintendo hit him with a really fat lawsuit (given the blatantly stolen art) and they came to some agreement that he'd pull the game if he could go out
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by sky2224 2y ago
That depends: did you say yes to any of the new smart ideas along the way?
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by sky2224 2y ago
A Tale Of Two Cities by Charles Dickens. I didn't read it on my own personally, rather, it was read in my eighth grade class from beginning to end. Lots of discussion was had about the foreshadowing and meaning behind Dickens' wo
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by sky2224 2y ago
Any ideas what that might look like? What expertise would be needed besides a person manually checking the inputs and expected outputs?
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by sky2224 2y ago
Instead of trying to remember the literal content of the book, I try to remember the concepts. Additionally, I don't worry about trying to remember every little detail. I also don't really take notes. I draw a flow chart of key w
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Ask HN: Let's assume AI does take developer jobs. What's the pivot?
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by sky2224 2y ago
I think the best place to start is by getting your hands dirty with a real deal API. https://learnopengl.com/ is a great place for that. Oh and the best part is that the book is FREE. You'll need to be comfortable wi
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by sky2224 2y ago
performance and scrolling is absolutely atrocious on first load in Firefox. Your video embeds literally aren't loading.
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by sky2224 2y ago
It's not out yet, but the light phone 3 might fit what you're looking for. Although, it uses an e-ink display, so things like texting and gps may be a bit weird to use. Not sure if you'll get guaranteed updates for an extend
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by sky2224 2y ago
This is one of the top posts on /r/rust over on reddit, which details the pain points of using rust for gamedev. It's a long one, but give it a read if you have the time. Many of the posters in that subreddit along with even
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by sky2224 2y ago
As someone else said already: Theory of Computation by Sipser is the go to intro book for this. I'd recommend really reading the book front to back honestly. It helps to have a complete picture of everything that leads up to getting in
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by sky2224 2y ago
I know you're on the side of discouraging AI tools (at least that's how I'm interpreting your response), I just want to highlight that I think the calculator argument is different than the AI one. Yes, they're both new t
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by sky2224 2y ago
My guess though is that it's all just a show. I really doubt that other companies are incapable of producing devices like that. They just don't launch them because they're probably not viable one way or another (quality con
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by sky2224 2y ago
You bring up another interesting point that I hadn't realized. The internet doesn't allow us to recognize the "liars" as easily. In the village example you gave, you have a person's face to go off of. On the inte
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by sky2224 2y ago
I've seen numerous instances where Firefox Wayland has caused issues. Setting MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=0 fixed the issue I was having. In case you're curious: My issue was that it'd cause a burst of high CPU usage, which would res
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by sky2224 2y ago
I understand what you're getting at, but I think we're trying to attack the wrong issue here. Humans have been lying or sharing incorrect information (whether the person had known it or not) for thousands of years. The only diffe

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