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by ssgodderidge 2y ago
And why is it on the main page?
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by ssgodderidge 2y ago
> “Which point you can’t in good conscience stay” I’m curious about this sentiment. Why would living in a place be condoning the international political actions of said place? If I move to Spain, I don’t automatically condone the governm
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Getting Started with Continuous Glucose Monitoring(thirdpercentilefitness.substack.com)
1 points by ssgodderidge 2y ago|0 comments
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by ssgodderidge 2y ago
Couldn’t it just be that younger kids have less distinctive features that prevent correct classification?
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by ssgodderidge 2y ago
Agreed- just because you have these devices on hand doesn’t make you a helicopter parent. It’s just like having food storage doesn’t make you paranoid. You’re just prepared.
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by ssgodderidge 2y ago
Are you saying GH has more than Codestral and therefore GH has a better model? Or that Codestral would be better because Codestral is not littered with "bad" code?
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by ssgodderidge 2y ago
> “his conduct did not mandate removal.” Curious what “mandate” refers to here. He didn’t do anything illegal? Didn’t break bylaws? Or was it that he didn’t do anything to lose the trust? He could have done everything well within his rig
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by ssgodderidge 2y ago
I would love to see how this works. Where can I learn more? I’ve been pretty dissatisfied with the VO2Max on the watch overall.
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Fascinating. I would love to see my breakdown of bugs-per-commit, or words-spoken-in-meetings, compared to sleep to see if there any correlations. Anecdotally, sleep seems to be the number one factor that influences my productivity. More so
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Agreed, this feels like it could be a helpful free directory - no “AI” needed. I’m guessing it’s paid to cover whatever LLM that is used? I respect the hustle, but personally, I’d just dump the recommendations on a directory site, or share
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Wow, that paper was super useful. Thanks for sharing. Page 2 is where it shows the breakdown of all of the data sources, including % of dataset and the total disk sizes.
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
A shuffling of the C-suite at Microsoft (eventually) led to it becoming the world’s most valuable company. Certainly not a guarantee, but it’s a step in the process
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
> “MVPs are too M and rarely V. Customers see that, and hate it. It might be great for the product team, but it’s bad for customers. And ultimately, what’s bad for customers is bad for the company.” I think the author agrees with you in
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Super interesting! How does the data get fetched? Not all of these services have APIs to get this data. Does Gandalf just scrape this data?
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
> "The name, Scuttlebutt, came from sea-slang for gossip. Basically, like a watercooler on a ship, where sailors and pirates go have a yarn." [0] Personally, I respect the effort to stand out in the sea (get it?) of social plat
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
This is cool! I'd love to also see the leaders' rates over time, rather than a point-in-time snapshot. Switching banks is relatively time consuming. I'd prefer to choose a bank with the highest rate over the last 1yr, 2yr, 3y
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
For those who use TamperMonkey[0], here's a basic script [1] I wrote to replace HTML on matching URL's with your own message. [0]: https://www.tampermonkey.net/ [1]: https://gist.github.com/stephen
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
I did the same thing with my old Samsung. Disconnected it from wifi and immediately had way faster boot-up times. The ads were really bogging it down. Somehow, 3 years later, it still recommends the movie "Hancock" every time I tu
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
The most interesting aspect of this is the public anonymous letters [1] [1]: https://www.futureme.org/letters/public
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Honestly thought this headline was about OpenAI before I read the article. Was I the only one?
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
To avoid controversy AND potential lawsuits.
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On Perserverance in Running and Life(irunfar.com)
2 points by ssgodderidge 3y ago|0 comments
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
> Imagine if Linux published only a binary without the codebase. Or published the codebase without the compiler used to make the binary. This is where we are today. This was such a helpful way to frame the problem! Something felt off abo
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
yeah exactly. The problem is that the Mega Users are the ones who are most likely to share their system. People who say "I just use X as a notepad" aren't as likely to share.
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
100% agree. The barrier to using Obsidian can seem intimidatingly high before jumping in. I tried and failed a few different systems before I just started using the daily notes as scratch pads. From there, I figured out more and more slowly
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
I wonder what effects AI ripping off today's artists will have on the next generation. They will grow up with AI "art" generators. Will they be concerned enough about AI-ripping them off that the don't put out novel, &qu
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
I see this as less of a competitor to a smartphone, and more of a competitor to a Light Phone [1]. Seems like it might help folks avoid doom-scrolling in a similar way, while providing a higher level of functionality. [1] https:/&#x2F
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
Text sharpness is really critical, IMO. Also, if text moves at all with any head movement, its a deal breaker
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by ssgodderidge 3y ago
With what use case, do you think?
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Font Matrix – See and Pair Typefaces Like Never Before(pimpmytype.com)
2 points by ssgodderidge 3y ago|0 comments

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