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I just watched DHH's video about this. He pronounces it "umachi"; how does that happen?
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Anthropic is proud to announce Eddice, its latest Epstein-class model. https://xcancel.com/atreides_sf/status/2088044874503524469
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<dickover>
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This underscores the importance of the Internet Archive and people like Marion Stokes ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marion_Stokes ).
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Careful: pointing out this distillation hypocrisy (“rules for thee but not for me”) is liable to draw moderation deeming it “a thought-terminating cliché” that is against the HN Guidelines. See, e.g., https://news.ycombinator.c
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♫ Don’t whiz on the electric fence! No, sir … I don’t like it!
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The surest sign that we have inhabited absurdity itself is that philosophers now command jaw-dropping salaries and receive stock options.
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1. Measure the real output that matters (not convenience / speed of administrative tasks). 2. Identify and break the constraint in your system. 3. Set aside time for deep work.
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Law practice in the United States is self-policing.
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So you want it to teach you and take notes for you?
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Case numbers? I'd love to take a look at the dockets.
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The Castros coming into the USA on a special orange visa in exchange for giving away part of Cuba will be quite the leopards-eating-faces moment in Miami!
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Etherpad – the editor for documents that matter
(etherpad.org)
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https://xcancel.com/ClaudeDevs/status/2085817074816070014
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Would you mind elaborating?
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I couldn’t help but think of Nute Gunray’s walking throne in The Phantom Menace .
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> … a Kentucky-based organ procurement organization that made headlines over a 2021 incident in which it was accused of trying to harvest a man’s organs while he was still alive … > … a 2021 incident in which a Kentucky man in his 30s
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Direct link to en banc opinion: https://media.ca11.uscourts.gov/opinions/pub/files/202312160...
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> Martha Stewart and her coconspirator went to jail for lying to the FBI. Jail ≠ prison.
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Seems like “probably has negative health consequences” in the article is missing “ ceteris paribus ” (negative when remaining sedentary).
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A wonderful corollary work: Pierre Bayard's How to Talk About Books You Haven't Read (see https://www.themarginalian.org/2012/06/15/how-to-talk-about-... ).
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Sometimes a user-initiated overview is helpful to winnow wheat from chaff. Even when I'm using a filter for better material like HN, most of the articles (really, the authors) seem unable to get to the f— point. I blame, in equal share
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People always seek shortcuts to true learning and understanding.
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Providing an accountability sink. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Unaccountability_Machine - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skin_in_the_Game_(book)
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misled
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Tiresome, or tiring, perhaps; but not tired.
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Nation beset by interrogative titles: Betteridge
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Good writing enables the reader to assess, skim, understand, and work with the text as fast as possible. If you want to enable your audience to read quickly, learn to write better. (A general statement; not directed at you personally.)
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To me it’s all quite analogous to walking up to, but not crossing, a border with, say, a fruit that’s legal to possess on the side you’re on, but not on the other side, and either eating or throwing away that fruit before crossing. “Hey! I
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Generative language models have helped me most by drawing my attention to the importance of context, communicative compression, prompting, comprehension, coherence, and coordination in the domain of human groups.
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