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by wendyshu 4y ago
Hard to split the problem into small enough pieces
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by wendyshu 4y ago
On the math stack exchange site someone will harass you if your question might possibly be a homework question. Infuriating.
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by wendyshu 4y ago
That sentence is redundant noise on the page. Show your appreciation by upvoting answers instead.
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by wendyshu 4y ago
I don't see the rationale for closing questions. If they're bad questions, downvote. If it's a duplicate, put an answer linking to an answer to the other question. Closing cuts off the possibility that someone might actually
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by wendyshu 4y ago
I had an 8:15am or 9:00am class and I was struggling to get enough sleep. In the middle I told the instructor that I was going to skip lectures so I could sleep better. He didn't like that idea. I went ahead with my plan and used Khan
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by wendyshu 4y ago
Increasingly a subskill of other positions, automated, or specialized.
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by wendyshu 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34612351
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by wendyshu 4y ago
Depends on your definition of conspiracy theory I guess, but serious people take it seriously https://twitter.com/robinhanson/status/1463219980506439691 There may be no direct positive evidence for it, but that do
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by wendyshu 4y ago
Shocker
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by wendyshu 4y ago
AI safety is a real issue but the fact that ChatGPT is censored to be politically correct is tragic.
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Why the conventional wisdom on how to grow muscles is wrong(mennohenselmans.com)
238 points by wendyshu 4y ago|239 comments
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by wendyshu 4y ago
Practical, empirical cooking tips: America's Test Kitchen https://youtube.com/@AmericasTestKitchen E.g. "The Best Way to Cook Steak" https://youtu.be/uJcO1W_TD74
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Mounting a Trackpad on a Kinesis Advantage Keyboard(petekeen.net)
17 points by wendyshu 4y ago|5 comments
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How to charge late fees when clients don’t pay on time(blog.freelancersunion.org)
1 points by wendyshu 4y ago|1 comments
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by wendyshu 4y ago
At the moment it's too error-prone to do anything without human interaction. Progress has been fast recently but will slow down because there's less new data to train on and scaling hardware will get too expensive.
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by wendyshu 4y ago
I would say they show at least "signs" of creativity and understanding.
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Eye Contact via Multiple Cameras(jefftk.com)
1 points by wendyshu 4y ago|0 comments
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PyPattyrn: A simple library for implementing common design patterns(github.com)
10 points by wendyshu 4y ago|3 comments
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by wendyshu 4y ago
I guess GiveWell still does that, but I'm not really sure what everyone else in the movement does.
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by wendyshu 4y ago
A lot of people in EA have poor social skills and a lot of people in the community become friends and lovers. That probably explains most of this phenomenon.
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by wendyshu 4y ago
Why did you switch jobs so often?
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by wendyshu 4y ago
I liked Kane's book "Docker Up and Running"
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by wendyshu 4y ago
Thanks:)
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by wendyshu 4y ago
Out of curiosity, what's the benefit of async for you?
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by wendyshu 4y ago
Yes, that's probably my biggest complaint about the library. The docs are there but hard to navigate. Sometimes crucial tips are buried in an aside on one of the many pages that talk about the same topic. It's difficult to get sta
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by wendyshu 4y ago
Increased static type coverage: https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/20/changelog/whatsnew_20.html...
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by wendyshu 4y ago
Oh, how?
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by wendyshu 4y ago
Why is GPT so bad at humor? I thought it'd be a text generation task it's well suited for
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by wendyshu 4y ago
A difficult comment to understand. I had no idea what GBP was and had only a rough idea what was being said thereafter.
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by wendyshu 4y ago
Not very common among the readers here and hard to look up

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