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3y ago
Definitely sarcastic. And I only realized the loop after clicking on the comment’s link (I had visited the post before, but not read it)
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3y ago
Followers on Substack only is much less valuable than a subscriber for which you have the email address. This is a first step for Substack to control who see your posts, when, and insert ads amid your content. You also can’t export follower
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3y ago
I think you can export all your email list any time at Substack
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3y ago
Great work! Inspiring for me, as I am trying to build a better UI to consult the document “Base Nacional Comum Curricular” and help all schools to use it for their curriculum creation. Is your site still up?
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3y ago
Agree. I communicate much better writing English than speaking English. I have time to think and I use Grammarly which helps a lot . I may make the same grammar and orthography mistakes, but at least there is not an additional pronunciatio
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soneca
3y ago
I don’t think “AI will take all coding”, if not never, at least not in the next decades. I think programming languages will get much closer to natural language, but the interesting, important, and hard part of coding will remain there.
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3y ago
I am close to that old at age, but a software developer for only about 6 years. My perspective to using LLM at coding is that it make my job more enjoyable. I can quickly create a good enough boilerplate code to get me started, I can quickl
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3y ago
I don’t know English grammar, but I don’t think inverting the position of the show/tell would be against Brazilian Portuguese grammar. I think a grammar is certainly necessary for everyday communication though. Not the academically d
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3y ago
I on the side that the complexity is even larger than this. There a lot of other analogies that could apply here, not just the dose/poison one. Some things are good in small doses on some occasions and in large doses on others. Some
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3y ago
> ” whether you have better odds of getting someone to read your book than was the case previously.” For me the answer for this is an even more strong “yes”. Before, you could give your manuscript to a few, less than 10, friends. Then
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3y ago
Not necessarily authority fallacy. Toni Morrison books had two big booms in sales. One after winning the Nobel Prizes and other, actually others, when Oprah Winfrey included her books in her book club. I would categorize those readers to be
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3y ago
I think there were news of an agency doing the work to favor good critics reviews among the 50 first ones on the release of smaller budget movies.
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3y ago
I do think the net result is less gate keeping. You can have more cases like Andy Weir, that proves himself publishing digitally in his own site before being traditionally published. He didn’t need to impress or be friends with an editor. H
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3y ago
There is a second “instead of” in the last part of the sentence that gives the proper context, in my reading
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3y ago
The same. Not necessarily a link, but more and longer quotes, rather than short quotes and interpretation of them.
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3y ago
> ”También hay quien piensa que son objetos venidos de otro mundo” Not even necessary. When you put this in evidence as an important topic of your article, you can already know it’s BS.
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3y ago
He really seems to be a real-life Frank Underwood.
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3y ago
But it’s much less exclusive and, in my opinion, more just than requiring people to, e.g., go to Stanford. Also, leetcode is just one way of doing technical interviews. There are others that also do not require going to Stanford.
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3y ago
If that’s the reason, I think it’s much more ideal than selecting a resume by the degree you have, or by which university you went. Orders of magnitude more ideal.
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3y ago
That code posted above is the compiled code in the browser. The developing code is not unreadable like that one. I think Tailwind is very readable during development. Even if I had only used in side projects.
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3y ago
It wasn’t an opinion, but I think you gave me the answer anyway, which seems to be “students learning CSS”. I never learned CSS like this, so I wouldn't think of it. I started learning CSS only about 6 years ago. So I had Stack Overflo
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3y ago
Who would be interested in inspecting the compiled code? Genuine question.
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> ”Rather than rely on a platinum cylinder in a bell jar in Paris, eggheads in the world of measurements decided to anchor the future kilogram to Planck’s constant. This is a fixed quantity tied in with E=MC2 and quantum theory, specify
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3y ago
I can’t listen to fiction as audiobooks. I get very easily distracted in my own thoughts and, in most of fiction, if you miss anything you miss everything. While reading, that one line saying which character entered the room is enough conte
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3y ago
> ” Did you post something negative about Google/DEI? Or maybe just upvote it? Or skim one of those threads. There you go. Time out for you." <---- this is particularly disturbing IF TRUE” This is bullshit. I am sorry you
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3y ago
I confirm that “months” seems the right time range for me (accessing from Brazil). I open HN, idk, 10 or 20 times a day, I would guess I see the error message around 5 to 10 times a week.
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3y ago
You don’t have to commit to Google OR ChatGPT. I use ChatGPT for questions with some relatively long wording and also for queries that I know will have tons of ads and SEO-spam. An example: yesterday I tried searching for board games that
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> ” One must imagine the conversation like a forum thread, since that’s the type of internet content GPT has been trained on” Is it? Any source for that claim? I would guess that books, fiction and nonfiction, papers, journalistic arti
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3y ago
Or price anchoring at its worst. When he gets 100B it will look like a failure.
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Could the link be changed to the original site: https://www.panoramai.xyz/ ? Just too many ads in the OP
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