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by submeta 2y ago
> until Claude4 snuffs it out later this month Any source? I’m a heavy user of Claude and pay for the Teams plan just for myself so I won’t get throttled. Love it. But I’ve been impressed with O1 Pro lately. That said, I don’t like payin
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by submeta 2y ago
Wow, this is so unbelievable, that I decided to sell my Kindle Oasis and get a Kobo. Thank you for this comment. I hate the restrictions on my Kindle.
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by submeta 2y ago
Isn‘t this old news? There is research that says that if x percent of a group moves in one direction, the rest will predictably follow. Swarm study reveals this. And this can be observerd in human crowds as well. I was wondering if Crypto w
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by submeta 2y ago
Well you may be right. But you can turn on the details and see that it seems to pull data, evaluate it, follow up on it. But my thought was: Why do I see this in slow motion? My home made Python stuff runs this in a few seconds, and my bott
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by submeta 2y ago
It ends its research in a few seconds. Can this be even thorough? Chatgpt‘s Deep Research does its job for five minutes or more.
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by submeta 2y ago
Working from home has increased my productivity tenfold. No idle chitchat, no wasted hours commuting, and full control over my environment. I’ve reached peak productivity, and there’s no compelling reason for me to return to the office.
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by submeta 2y ago
I am wondering if the artist was a genius ahead of his times. Like an Einstein thinking about the nature of time. - Creating a sculpture of a human being when contemporary artists just depict animals at best, in a very abstract way. And eve
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by submeta 2y ago
> The model accepts up to 200,000 tokens of input, an improvement on GPT-4o’s 128,000. So finally ChatGPT catches up with Claude which has a 200,000 token input limit ever since. Claude with its projects feature is my go to tool for work
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by submeta 2y ago
Good point.
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Agreed.
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by submeta 2y ago
> Discovery coding is a practice of understanding a problem by writing code first, rather than attempting to do some design process or thinking beforehand When you write larger systems you better start making up your mind about the domai
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by submeta 2y ago
Yeah, it‘s from another era. The concept of beatiful code came up with TextMate, Sublime, VS Code. And old editors tried to catch up, but didn’t really make it. But I have a nice-ish theme in BBEdit for markdown, and I‘m ok. I don’t code in
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by submeta 2y ago
I can totally understand that. Why only one? I still use BBEdit on my Mac for all kinds of text editing (search/replace across files is excellent in it), even though I mainly use VS Code as IDE and Emacs for orgmode and automation via
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by submeta 2y ago
The dev jobs won‘t go away, but they will change. Devs will be more and more like requirements engineers who need to understand the problem to then write prompts with the peoper context so that the llm can produce valuable and working code.
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by submeta 2y ago
I did this in Emacs, created a function that will search a keyword on various sites. :) M-x omnisearch keyword<RET> And it logs all of my searches in an org file. Pretty useful logfile after a while. So yes, I can see the value of suc
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by submeta 2y ago
I had an Amiga 2000 with an 68000 processor when I was a kid. How I got excited when I heared about the 68020, or even 68030! And then even RISC architecture. Those were things that got me excited back in those days. I could let my Amiga sa
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by submeta 2y ago
I use functions in openai and a template that forces the LLM to generate questions and answers from a text in a format that can be synced into the Anki app. Very straightforward workflow.
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by submeta 2y ago
My observation is that I learn more than ever using LLMs. I tend to learn asking questions, I did this using Anki cards for years (What is this or that?) and find the answer on the back of the index card. Questions activate my thinking more
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by submeta 2y ago
> „China's using Tik Tok to subvert "democracy," This is grotesque. Israel is massively influencing US foreign and domestic policy via AIPAC and other lobby groups. AIPAC pays US politicians significant amounts of money, p
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by submeta 2y ago
Ahh, I did this in Python before I learned about Cursor and Sourceforge‘s Cody. I‘d use a template where I provide a tree of my project structure, and then put code file contents in my template file, and then have a full repo in one giant m
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by submeta 2y ago
We all know the Elephant in the room, that Israel‘s genocide in Palestine led to lots of criticism on Tik Tok, and that led the Israel lobby to push a Tik Tok ban.
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I went fully digital some years ago, gave away most of my printed books and bought ebooks only. Now I have my whole library in Calibre and on my Kindle. Why? Because I have my whole library with me. And I can download my highlights and proc
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Imagine that, there are also men who care about environment, who are not offended by seeing homosexual human beings, and who don’t want to have fascism.
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There’s a globally shared movement opposing anything the left considers progress—for minorities, the environment, a shift away from fossil fuels, animal rights, fairness, and other ethical causes. This opposition dismissively labels such ef
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Been using the bullet journal method for two years and journaling on paper for over thirty years, and I must say that nothing comes close to fountain pens for handwriting. But for bullet journals (drawing tables, lines, calendars) gel pens
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by submeta 2y ago
I prefer VS Code + Sourcegraph‘s Cody. Cody has access to the entire codebase of a project, but it doesn’t “know” or load all the code into memory at once. Instead, it uses Sourcegraph’s indexing and search capabilities to retrieve relevant
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There‘s a therapy form that can help you in that case as well: Behaviour therapy. But if you try to understand the root causes (in the present) of your problem(s), you need psychodynamic psychotherapy. Both will be helpful. Depending on you
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My spouse is a psychotherapist, and from her 10+ years of work I have seen that it can work very well. But the success depends on the patient’s mental attitude. If you go to a therapist with the mindset „here I am, do something that I feel
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by submeta 2y ago
I pay for Perplexity (and for Anthropic and for OpenAI and lots of other services) just so I don’t see ads. I absolutely detest ads. That’s why I hardly use Google anymore because its results are polluted, both search results and images. Th
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It’s sort of like the parent whose kids have finally left home or the person who hits retirement after decades of routine. You spend so long in a role that demands all your energy—raising children, clocking into work, scaling a startup—that

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