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Absolutely! Trying to understand world religions better, it stops very soon once you keep digging deeper. Asking it, why a torture instrument (the cross) became the symbol of Christianity , it tells me that „This content may violate our con
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Once ChatGPT starts generating a response to your prompt, it might take seconds until it finishes. You could not stop it. Now you‘ll be able to.
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To me, ChatGPT is the most exciting thing that I have come across in a long time. - I can't stop finding use-cases for it. Examples - Want a book summary quickly, without going through dozens of google search results? Try "Summar
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Been using Python for over 15 years, and although there are many programming languages that I find way more attractive (Lisps and functional programming languages), I keep sticking with Python, because you can learn it very quickly, you hav
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Wouldn‘t it help to feed the model with thousands of doctor‘s reports and diagnoses? Wouldn’t it then be able to predict propable responses based on the data given by the prompt?
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These Executives are restricting the screen time of their children for a number of reasons. Some executives, like Evan Spiegel and Sundar Pichai, grew up without much access to technology and credit the technology restriction to their succe
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„How to read a book“ by Adler / van Doren. Taught me how to read several books on a topic (he calls this syntopical reading) to unserstand the structure of a topic. „Getting Things Done“ by David Allen. Learned about how to capture eve
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Did I miss the part where he talks about how much money he is making now?
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Wow, did not know I could find all of that on that platform. Still, the quality of those videos is rather mediocre, to say the least. - But maybe I'm not the audience of this platform. But at least I now see there is a target group for
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But is it really worth anything to have young kids post videos about how good they look or what they eat? Compare this to some really high quality content on youtube.
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Absolutely agree. Very confusing to see a folder full of attachments. Ulysses app (another exmple) does this better via textbundle.
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Can you elaborate on the syncing part? Last I tried Logseq, syncing across devices via iCloud was very unreliable. So I gave up. Although I would have loved to replace Roam with Logseq back then. Now I stick to Emacs + orgmode and Obsidian
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How about Emacs + org-mode? Org-tables are plain text tables on steroids. You can quickly create, rearrange, modify these tables, and do even basic (or complex) calculations within them.
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Being able to be anonymous is actually a valuable thing. Think of people in oppressive regimes. I believe we need countermeasures, so we need to create algoriths that add fuzzyness to our writing to protect privacy.
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Does it run Emacs?
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> I can open them in a modern word processor, and they look similar – but it’s not the same. Some of the fonts and graphics are missing, and I don’t know where I’d find replacements. Why not convert your documents to PDF? That‘ll preser
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Ruby is a beautiful language, but it lost the race against Python long ago. - When I first looked into both some ten years ago, I was undecided what to choose. But even back then googling problems led to much more professionally written blo
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I have been drinking way too much in my younger life, and I always thought this is the most normal thing to do because (here in Germany) everyone was seemingly doing it, at least I thought so. But in fact there are whole societies where alc
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The article left me more confused than enlightened. My understanding is this; Expressions return a value, statements on the other hand are actions, commands, definitions, declarations, assignments, and control structures.
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The full text search feature is surprisingly useful. Just searched my ~800 books for keywords like "tree traversal" or "assoc" to find books that I wouldn't have suspected to deal with these topics (`assoc` being a
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Kovid Goyal, the developer of Calibre, is a very responsive, very gentle person. Whenever I needed help, I have gotten help from him. [1] - Calibre is an indispensable tool for me to manage my digital library with close to 800 books. I supp
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Here's how to check the power on hours on a Mac: I didn't have `smartctl` installed on my Mac, so here's how to install it via `brew`: brew install smartmontools My SSD is `disk0` (check `Disk Utility.app`). Running
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Much ado about nothing.
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I wouldn’t want to work on these kind of projects as it is clear that eventually these technologies will be used for military purposes. They will lead to a kind of weapon that will get out of control. And will be used to kill many human bei
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Have you ever seen the complete opposite? non-DRY all over the place? No variables or constants defined, same values manually inserted all over the code? Or same code with slight differences duplicated all over the place. - When you see tha
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Excellent! This is a wonderful function I did not know about. - I learn a lot about Emacs from Mickey Petersen, his book "Mastering Emacs" (highly recommended), and his articles on r/emacs. Thank you again for this article.
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It‘s the same here in Germany. Many „Kneipen“ have closed. I am thinking that low income people cannot afford to pay 3.50 Euros for a beer anymore. Thirty years ago low income meant you were able to go to a kneipe 2-3 times a week and drink
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Things can change though. For decades rich disgusting guys were abusing young girls and women, without repurcussions, until the #metoo movement sent the Weinsteins, the R‘Kellys, the Epsteins and their helpers and others to jail.
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I‘ve been doing this ever since I migrated from Windows to Mac in 2015. My bash history has over 40k lines, datestamped. I can recall any command I have typed in my terminal in the past seven years. Extremely helpful whenever I need to repe
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Look at what happens here in Germany. A job portal for students just closed 45million Euros in Feb this year. They have raised 95m in 7 years. Their revenues in 2019 were merely a couple of million Euros. I can only guess their valuation.
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