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by tester457 3y ago
The killer feature of Obsidian was the wikilinks, but now that other editors are getting that feature it is replaceable. But the other killer feature is avoiding vendor lock-in. With some apps your notes are on their servers in an inscrutab
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by tester457 3y ago
I would brake up with her earlier.
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by tester457 3y ago
Helix is beginner friendly. It's keybindings make more sense than vim's.
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by tester457 3y ago
How does spaced repetition not account for the spacing effect?
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by tester457 3y ago
In countries like America yes those 90s computers were widely available. But now practically everyone no matter the country has a phone now. The availability is much higher. There are more ways to learn, videos from harvard and fun games ar
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by tester457 3y ago
You're downvoted but learning material has improved a lot since then. Spaced repetition + today's resources should remove a couple years from the 10. People can even practice programming on their phone with termux. Anyone can prog
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by tester457 3y ago
I would use function calling instead to return a boolean and throw away anything that isn't a bool.
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by tester457 3y ago
You simply feed the text to another ChatGPT. Just kidding, it should only require function calling[0] to solve this. Make the program return an error if the output isn't a boolean. It's easy to avoid this mistake. [0]: https:&#x
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Idiot user tries to use Kakoune (for notes? Also Helix?) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by tester457 3y ago|0 comments
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by tester457 3y ago
Those are my first thoughts too. The calcification is real.
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by tester457 3y ago
> Let's call it Koderski's paradox since that's the Reddit user's name. I'm in favor of this name.
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by tester457 3y ago
This scene is at least 7 hours in, at episode 1 no one ever expects Maeve, the sex worker to be such a focal point in the series. Her being the first to wake up this way and become more conscious is a huge spoiler.
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by tester457 3y ago
The author considers the bug reporting to be a benefit, it's a contrast from this post last month "One game, by one man, on six platforms: The good, the bad and the ugly" [0]. > The Ugly > Linux accounts for less than 1
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by tester457 3y ago
No most real artists still enjoy having a job and the actual process of painting.
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by tester457 3y ago
> Or if the superintelligence is starting to disrupt our economies or computer systems, why wouldn't we be able to detect that early and purge it? If it is a superintelligence then there's a chance for a hard AI takeoff and we
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by tester457 3y ago
Also spoilers
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by tester457 3y ago
"Ilya" They are suggesting that Ilya Sutskever played in this coup.
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by tester457 3y ago
But can't anyone just look up the owner of the LLC, that info is public? I believe that if someone with a patreon wants their identity to stay private, making an LLC (depending on the name of it) may backfire?
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by tester457 3y ago
> or who won't pay $20/month for the best homework tool? That much isn't necessary, GPT4 api costs $0.03-$0.06 for what's more than an essay of text. It's affordable and accessible to anyone with a credit card. E
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by tester457 3y ago
Good selection of older books. I didn't see [1] Game Programming Patterns. [1]: https://gameprogrammingpatterns.com/
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by tester457 3y ago
> Stop believing OSS is automatically clean and safe. Not disagreeing but Free Download Manager stopped being OSS in version 3.9.7, that was 2017 and this article's infected package was released in 2020.
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Simple bookmark manager built with Go(github.com)
3 points by tester457 3y ago|0 comments
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by tester457 3y ago
It needs a better landing page
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by tester457 3y ago
Thank you!
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by tester457 3y ago
Good to know! Which of the omit directives do you usually use?
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Ever used `SQLite_OMIT_*` directives to reduce SQLite's memory footprint?
2 points by tester457 3y ago|4 comments
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by tester457 3y ago
Great difference in scale, humans cannot automate at nearly the level machines can. The law will have to account for this.
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by tester457 3y ago
It can be the smallest things. Just the other day a CS professor was banned from a programming server for interviewing at the NSA 15 years ago. That was pre-snowden. The bright side is that it's easy to move to a new server.
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by tester457 3y ago
His name was generated by xbox for a gamertag
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by tester457 3y ago
> Claiming that WFH is bad because you can't bounce ideas off other employees and get into the real world-changing "deep work" is silly Ironically it's easier to get into deep work at home because you don't have

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