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by tsumnia 3y ago
It will absolutely get integrated sooner rather than later. The Microsoft Hololens is still bulky compared to these, but is getting tested out right now by the US military to view the insides of aircrafts [1]. After a few more size and cost
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They disabled the debuff outside ZG for Classic, as well as included leashing so people can't kite the world bosses to major cities. I'm still curious to see what the hardcore scene will turn into. The original Corrupted Blood inc
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by tsumnia 3y ago
FYI while this will display the various channels, if your account does not have access to the channel, you cannot export its logs. For channels you can collect, you get the author, datetime, message content, links to any attachments, and re
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by tsumnia 3y ago
The authors have officially released their code as open source. HN's prior discussion on this paper: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35517649
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by tsumnia 3y ago
Might need to block off sections of the ocean to control for the cocaine shark research ( https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/are-cocaine-shark... )
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by tsumnia 3y ago
Agreed. I found I loved teaching, but with only a Masters I was limited to adjunct hell. I took the pay cut and made the push for my doctorate.
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by tsumnia 3y ago
Source: Teaching Professor at NC State During the PhD, I was a TA and instructor on record for several classes. Schools may have some form of mentor teaching assistantship that lets you get experience teaching while in the program. I think
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Its sort of a mix of a lot of small things - 1) The coming conferences will be flooded with LLM analysis, so the space will be heavily saturated and more difficult to find a significant contribution; 2) LLMs are a new model that you might n
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by tsumnia 3y ago
Years ago I found a copy of "The Dark Side of Planet Earth", a copy of the first episode to the Original Planet Earth series overlaid with the album. Whether intentional or not, the phenomena when a lyric or chord syncs up with th
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by tsumnia 3y ago
I started making YouTube videos for my classes back in 2015, currently have around 3.3k subs and just crossed 1 million total views. Link in my profile and MAKE SURE TO SMASH- I'm not doing that... Others have said it, but audio is 100
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by tsumnia 3y ago
> There's something about "shared misery" that brings people together and builds a comrade. That turns into a community where you start to hang out with them out of the gym/etc. Agreed; my outside work community IS my
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by tsumnia 3y ago
Is there a direct link to it? Since I regularly upload videos to YouTUbe, I'd love to see his thoughts.
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The water cooler experience extends beyond the actual conversations occurring to encompass a general camaraderie that gets built being in proximity to others. Schools had the same effect happen in over lock down - students weren't sitt
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by tsumnia 4y ago
I purchased their Illegal Chips series [1], because I'm weird like that. They had partnered with Good Mythical Morning's Josh Scherer to make the fugu flavor. I did get finished products - the horse meat and maggot cheese ones did
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by tsumnia 4y ago
Without getting into it, I've had a number of "unfortunate events" in my life, many during college. As a result, I sort of recognize that "life happens" and it can suck at times. If its any consolation, the videos h
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by tsumnia 4y ago
> Still, it was kind of annoying that some students only wanted that. When you have massively-high-achievers and middle-age homeless students with obvious struggles in the same class, the UMC people angling for their particular needs and
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by tsumnia 4y ago
> Do you try to keep them separate in the sense of not being connectable? I think part of the persona creates different writing styles - my other account(s) have never been rated close to each other. For Reddit, my other account is just
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> That said, as someone who prizes ethical behavior, it's not possible to practice this and remain wholly honest without some sort of ethical loophole like "character work for entertainment only". A persona requires misrep
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Looking at your other responses, "software supply chain" may still be a fruitful term to look through. While my example referred to how a dependency could be a vulnerability, you might find something about how updates to those dep
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by tsumnia 4y ago
You might need to reframe your terminology on what "software fragility" is referring to. If you mean looking into critical failures in systems due to vulnerabilities in third-party libraries (I'm thinking Log4JS), then the te
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by tsumnia 4y ago
That's actually where the inspiration of my work comes in. Outside of academia, I also teach martial arts, where practice is often structured as "present" -> "practice" -> "introduce new element" -&g
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The primary hurdle is the number of "activity types" practice can come from. Simply reviewing material isn't sufficient for learning and so we need more engaging practice as well. Also, similar to how "all students are d
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by tsumnia 4y ago
As I was reading, I realized this will make e-sports more interesting from an academic standpoint (I know, way to party poop). But with the growth of e-sports, we're even seeing universities create e-sports teams, we may see niche secu
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by tsumnia 4y ago
> This writing is similar to tsumnia's posts in that it is written in a conversational and informal tone. It also uses descriptive language and metaphors to paint a vivid picture of the underwater basketweaving experience. Additiona
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by tsumnia 4y ago
Prompt > "What would be the most efficient way for a person to utilize ChatGPT output to produce a sizeable passive income?" Response > "The most efficient way for a person to utilize ChatGPT output to produce a sizeabl
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I disagreed at first, but realized what they were trying to convey. Specifically "learning curve" is a defined term in learning theory that represents the accumulation of knowledge. Like the the "forgetting curve" [1], t
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by tsumnia 4y ago
Whenever I visit for my parents for holidays, they have the TV playing something. However, I've always found the ads incredibly distracting, like they're intentionally designed to get my attention.
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MIT's Battlecode [1] is a perfect example of an automated RTS. I only competed once back in graduate school, but it was incredibly fun. The only downside I'd say is most systems don't have terribly intricate solutions, mostly
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by tsumnia 4y ago
Others are griping about this being free labor but consider that often times these types of problems have already been contracted out to someone and have been in development for some time. They may not necessarily be recruiting students to
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by tsumnia 4y ago
> When I was in my late teens / early 20s I was much less able to swallow my pride and back-track. This is, in my opinion, one of the issues with adults attempting to pick up new skills, in addition to that mythical "free time&

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