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by sotix 1y ago
This is so cool!
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by sotix 1y ago
Well maybe they were just from rural Texas!
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by sotix 1y ago
You can indeed. However, if I knew all of the words I would mispronounce, I would have already looked them up! The trouble with mispronouncing words is that often you’re unaware that you’re doing so. Respite got me recently.
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by sotix 1y ago
My Greek teacher had trouble with early and yearly
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by sotix 1y ago
You can always tell someone who is well read in English when they mispronounce everything they say. Greek is so much easier than English to pronounce words correctly.
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by sotix 1y ago
Yes. However, really it’s our lead VC investors who are forcing it and want to see us have 75-100% AI teams. Yet now we’re in a mini panic after customers said the core functionality of my team’s product isn’t up to muster. So we’ll probabl
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by sotix 1y ago
Very cool looking designs. I’ve always been partial to the more straightforward Rolex explorer myself, but it’s far too expensive for my tastes.
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by sotix 1y ago
Which mechanical watch?
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by sotix 1y ago
Ooh that looks like a great site! Would you consider sending me an invite? My email is in my profile.
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by sotix 1y ago
> > they produce shoddy and broken code > We must have dramatically different approaches to writing code with LLMs. I’ve seen this same conversation occur on HN every day for the past year and a half. Help! I think I’m stuck in an
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by sotix 1y ago
Agreed. LLMs have no taste.
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by sotix 1y ago
> I scan tons of stuff related to my children's school/activities etc. One day when I'm gone, maybe they will enjoy going through them and find some things they will call gems and lots of other junk. My sister and I have a
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by sotix 1y ago
Language Transfer[0] will continue to be a better resource than any AI course. It’s very hard to beat a human that has put in time crafting a logical way to teach a language with the appropriate ramp ups. The Greek course on there is fantas
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by sotix 1y ago
Reminds me of the YouRube extension DeArrow[0], that renames videos and replaces the thumbnail with an accurate still from the video to make the content less clickbaity. It’s a seriously valuable change in my experience. [0]: https:/&
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by sotix 1y ago
An issue I have with my SE is that ever since the last major iOS release in September, I think they forgot how tall the device is. Notification Center pushes notifications so far down, that I’m unable to scroll down to see them. It feels li
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by sotix 1y ago
> genre and fashion always evolve in new directions, because what's the point of creating more of what exists already Well aren’t we mostly retelling Greek myths and great works the same as Shakespeare did in his time?
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by sotix 1y ago
This exactly why I push back to people such as Sam Altman making the claim that AI will allow us to create more art, which people want. Do people truly want or need that?
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by sotix 1y ago
The Facebook iOS app used to be great too when it was developed by one man. Or at least I thought so at the time. I can’t remember if that was the app designed by Joe Hewitt or Adam Ernst.
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by sotix 1y ago
Like Spotify ugh
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by sotix 1y ago
That’s a great approach! That’s what I meant to convey if I had been a bit more articulate. I assume journalists do exactly that. Takes away some laborious work while retaining accuracy.
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by sotix 1y ago
Thanks for the clarification. Bit ironic given the talk’s subject. It is quite a bit of effort, but there’s something to say for going through and manually writing up the transcript like a journalist. Sometimes you can’t beat human effort ;
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by sotix 1y ago
Is this because it was recorded with AI tooling rather than a traditional note taker?
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by sotix 1y ago
Does the hoe operate itself? I took a statistics course in high school where we learned how to do everything on a calculator. I was terrible and didn’t understand statistics at the end of it. My teacher gave me a gentleman’s C. I decided to
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by sotix 1y ago
What exactly was the difference between PC speakers and MIDI? Why do we no longer need a MIDI device today to play the “correct” sound?
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by sotix 1y ago
Many churches meet in the middle with heavily watered down wine
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by sotix 1y ago
The government required them to scrub the commit history. Hilarious that they used that message for the second commit.
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by sotix 1y ago
Yeah, I’ve been to that part of the world. That’s really cool. I didn’t know it was available to tour at that time.
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by sotix 1y ago
How did you visit Albania before communism collapsed? I thought it was closed off from the world.
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by sotix 1y ago
Thanks for the clarification. Personally, I view accounting as a dying industry in America. The number of well paid accountants is few and decreasing each year. If programming follows that path, it will be devastating for the industry. Some
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by sotix 1y ago
Do you mind clarifying your point? Are you implying excel didn’t replace accountants? As a CPA and software engineer I can tell you that I left the accounting industry because accountants had been replaced. Wages are abysmally low for a fie

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