wodenokoto

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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
> why would you clean them when you're about to sell the house? So they look good and the potential buyer sees something that looks to be in good condition and working well.
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
Recently booked a hotel on agoda. Price increased after I logged in as part of the booking process. Opened cognito and bought at the lower price with a guest account. Felt both smug and piss off at the 5 bucks I saved
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
I find Python a terrible bash replacement. Calling all the command line tools is cumbersome, the Python cloud APIs are verbose compared to the cli tools and often have very different concepts for how they interact with services. But I agree
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
It’s because you forgot a comma after the last item. If you had kept that the items wouldn’t have been compacted (at least in black, I’ve stopped linking my code because it breaks intends of formatting more often than it helps)
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
So when I long click on new tab and choose a work tab, it’s … just the same with a different color?
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
I think it’s an excellent observation! Code quality is really about readability and organization of code. The thinking is, if the humans reading, writing and editing the code can’t read and comprehend it, they can’t develop it in meaningful
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
> Apple never allows the phone to fall back toward the cellular connection. Maybe you’ve turned off WiFi Assist? It’s an option to allow mobile data to supplement WiFi.
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
I haven’t heard about hugging face being sycophantic liars. Please do tell!
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
Since this is more about tools than the purpose I’d like to add my favorites: Pilot friction pens - the four color versions. I find multicolored notes great and they are erasable. Muji spine notebooks - hit the perfect balance between cheap
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
It's quite a different mental model the author has from me. Cut moves text from the application into a separate application, the clipboard. So just like if I edit in application A, change to application B and hit undo, I do not expect
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
> It turned out to be possible with fairly basic statistical text generation, because fooling humans is easy. I don't think it is fair to call a GPT model "fairly basic statistical text generation" - a Markov Text Generato
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
Maybe you shouldn’t throw out your new trailer, but it looks like a good deal for expanding a fleet. Remember that all signs point towards more CO2 fees and higher gas prices in the coming years
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
One of the nice things about notebooks (handwritten) is the juxtaposition of data, which makes it a joy to browse through and rediscover old thoughts and ideas. The only note taking app I’ve found to be fun to browse is Google Keep. I love
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
In your opinion how did it look just a few years ago, and why do you think the field has moved towards a bigger focus on fundamentals?
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
openAI just renamed codex to ChatGPT app … I think it is just par for the game.
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
I wouldn’t call it synonymous as much as I’d call it its literal meaning. https://jisho.org/word/%E6%96%87%E5%AD%97%E5%8C%96%E3%81%91
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
I think the streaming sites are in a difficult position. On one hand I expect access to the worlds music, but on the other hand I also expect not to be drowned in 8bit covers and AI music. They are - to me at least - also an arbiter of musi
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
Maybe I drank the cool-aid, but I like the corners on my Mac, and it took a lot of empathy from me to accept “the other” authors filing job, but this looks beautiful. Thanks to both authors for sharing the work!
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
I’m a very casual reader, nothing heavier than Murakami. My surprises: - it’s just 5 judges, who makes the shortlist - it’s the _same_ 5 judges judging the short list - there are generally no criteria - Pulitzer Prizes favors American setti
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
Sure, but when it is for things like "reimbursements, documentation and reporting, gathering and presenting business data. That sort of thing.", I'm not really sure offline is that big a requirement, or that there are that ma
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
Okay, but why do you need 3D for an interface where you register leave?
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
But take parents example. What is it you want the app version to do that a decent website can’t do?
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
I think 2 things happened to social networks / media: 1) companies had a desire to grow everyone's networks. Early numbers said, people more connected have more engagement, and the larger a user's graph is, the better we can
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
Corridor crew just did a video on this animatronic controller, which they adored, both concept and lore. They recreated one and had one of the stop motion guys from Jurassic park and another animator come visit and test it. Their conclusion
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
Isn't there a problem with rerouting that you push cars into community-roads that aren't supposed to be supporting commuting traffic? Wasn't there some articles a few years ago about communities that filled wheelbarrows with
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
Outside of war, ships and planes, I agree with you, that their benefit doesn’t seem like all that. But then again, I never thought WiFi would take over wired network cables, but now even my desktop is connected with WiFi. I also didn’t thin
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
I don't think it has something "profound" to say, but it also is a good article worth the read. It's mostly about why some people enjoy working with AI ("I get to build things I can use, that I couldn't build o
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
That quote also resonated with me. It reminded me of "Perl, the write-only language"-meme of yore. And I think there is a place for perl, just like there is a place for bash one-liners. The authors example is personal software. Th
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
While there are plenty of online updates on the switch, I never remember not being able to play a game without first running an update.
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by wodenokoto 3mo ago
Of course we have to see how it plays out in reality, but giving back all IP and a runway to complete planned games to game studios as they are "released" from Microsoft is a really nice gesture, not just for the studios but also

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