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by striking 10mo ago
I'm excited for the AI wildfire to come and engulf these AI-written thinkpieces. At this point I'd prefer a set of bullet points over having to sift through more "it's not X (emdash) it's Y" pestilence.
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by striking 10mo ago
Yo definitely occupies an existing part of my mindspace. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yo_(app)
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by striking 10mo ago
https://archive.is/dRAMg
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by striking 10mo ago
Their comment asked for an alternative.
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by striking 11mo ago
Your comment seems incredibly confused. 1. Oracle is the litigious one here. My favorite example is that time they attacked a professor for publishing less-than-glowing benchmarks of their database: https://danluu.com/anon-b
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by striking 11mo ago
I was as curious as you were. Turns out there are only so many popular threaded discussion sites in the vein of HN on the Internet, so an educated guess is all it takes. Without making judgment on the actions of any involved party, I do won
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by striking 11mo ago
As an out of tree patch, sure. PREEMPT_RT was upstreamed last year. Might've been a pain to use before then.
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by striking 11mo ago
If it happens to me again, I will have to find my content elsewhere. It's not even a conscious decision, I just got genuinely fatigued from the experience. On the bright side, maybe I'd be better off. There are probably better thi
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by striking 11mo ago
For me this change was reverted quite quickly, I think within the week. On my Apple TV at least it is back to 3 (and a quarter) videos displayed at a time. I like to think that it was the feedback I submitted that pushed them to change it.
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by striking 11mo ago
> After adjusting for age, body mass index (BMI), disease severity and other health factors, GLP-1 users still showed significantly lower odds of death, suggesting a strong and independent protective effect.
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by striking 11mo ago
There's a difference between aerobic and anaerobic exercise. For many people, that manifests as walking being different from running. Which "zone" your heart rate is in (as compared to your maximum heart rate for your age gro
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by striking 11mo ago
It's not a question of trade-offs or utility. The sooner you intervene the more effective your interventions will be, sure, but it's hard for me to imagine a situation where there's absolutely no point in doing something abou
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by striking 1y ago
Excited for Htmy!
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by striking 1y ago
From the PEP ( https://peps.python.org/pep-0810/ ): > The choice to introduce a new `lazy` keyword reflects the need for explicit syntax. Lazy imports have different semantics from normal imports: errors and side effe
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by striking 1y ago
https://xcancel.com/XenoPanther/status/1983477707968291075
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by striking 1y ago
You want a hidden "jump to content" link as the first element available to tab to.
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by striking 1y ago
Why, don't you? How would you have posted this message if you hadn't?
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by striking 1y ago
I prefer https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2025-10-07/openai-s-... which shows the circularity in the deals. A stronger counterpoint to the circular deals suggestion is at the end of the article, which
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by striking 1y ago
No, we're using the OpenAI vendored version of zod-to-json-schema via https://github.com/transitive-bullshit/openai-zod-to-json-sc... , and applying it directly to the `json_schema` field of the OpenAI API. Maybe w
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by striking 1y ago
Not sure if I've been using it wrong but I've tried using the Zod-to-structured-output helper with GPT-5 and often gotten weird stuff like trailing commas that break a parse or seeing multiple JSON responses in the same response.
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by striking 1y ago
Sure, there's a few live text commentaries e.g. https://www.motorsport.com/f1/live-text/f1-azerbaijan-gp-liv... . Not quite in a standard format, though...
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by striking 1y ago
I have a more straightforward rebuttal of the need for an AI Hemingway. Someone already implemented a decent interactive guide to writing like Hemingway at least a decade ago, before all this LLM stuff: https://hemingwayapp.com&#
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by striking 1y ago
I'm not sure if that's how probability works.
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by striking 1y ago
Git is constantly gaining features, even if for the most part it seems like the core functionality is unchanged. If you'd like to review the changelog, the Git repo has RelNotes but I've found GitHub's blog's Git categor
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by striking 1y ago
If the code is brittle to change, it must not have been particularly safe in the first place, right? And if it's well-tested, maybe that condition is achieved by the use of a test suite which could verify the changes are safe too?
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by striking 1y ago
> Our 4.0 release includes a new license with changes to where tldraw can be used. Fate and capital both demand that tldraw be a sustainable project, so these changes are designed to help us commercialize the SDK without cutting off comm
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Stirring Bars Are Superstition?(science.org)
4 points by striking 1y ago|0 comments
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by striking 1y ago
Miami Fruit will reportedly ship them to you. Unless you live in California or Hawaii, much to my chagrin...
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by striking 1y ago
I'll bite. What's wrong with the post?
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by striking 1y ago
I think it's worth remembering that there's room for thoughtful design in the way kids play. Are LLMs a useful tool for encouraging children to develop their imaginations or their visual or spatial reasoning skills? Or would these

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