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by wyclif 1y ago
That is precisely what sold me on trekking poles. I used to be anti-trekking pole but that was before I did a lot of descents in the Whites.
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by wyclif 1y ago
Having hiked the AT through the Whites, the #1 way you can get into trouble fast is to not pay close enough attention to the weather reports.
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LLMs Transmit Behavioral Traits via Hidden Signals in Data(lesswrong.com)
6 points by wyclif 1y ago|0 comments
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by wyclif 1y ago
Thing is, a lot of how OMZ affects your zsh usage is based on usage patterns. For instance, I usually have zsh running in a terminal that is always open and running. Now, if I close my terminal and restart, then I notice that OMZ is kinda
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by wyclif 1y ago
I'm in the Philippines now, and that's how I know this is the correct take. Especially this part: "Driving data is cultural data." The optimists underestimate a lot of things about self-driving cars. The biggest one may
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by wyclif 1y ago
But it seems the reason for that is that this is a new, immature technology. Every new technology goes through that cycle until someone figures out how to make it financially profitable.
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by wyclif 1y ago
So this has been a problem in the tech market for a while now. Nobody wants to hire juniors for tech because even at FAANGs the average career trajectory is what, 2-3 years? There's no incentive for companies to spend the time, money,
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by wyclif 1y ago
Is it possible to clean the dust out of the M1+ models without cracking them open?
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by wyclif 1y ago
OP here—I'm posting this mostly to see what others think, but I have some serious problems with this study. What happens when they break down the tasks? This study measures "development tasks." Also, the study only mentions &
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AI coding may not be helping as much as you think(garymarcus.substack.com)
6 points by wyclif 1y ago|3 comments
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by wyclif 1y ago
I wish the Chicago Style Guide or MLA was organized like this, freely available, and open source. It would be a boon for writers everywhere.
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Pixel 3 XL NetHunter C-deck(hackaday.io)
3 points by wyclif 1y ago|1 comments
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The Coming Technological Singularity, by Vernor Vinge (1993)(edoras.sdsu.edu)
28 points by wyclif 1y ago|10 comments
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Backyard Coffee and Jazz in Kyoto(thedeletedscenes.substack.com)
596 points by wyclif 1y ago|269 comments
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by wyclif 1y ago
Just name it Wig. It's cleaner. <SeanParker.gif>
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by wyclif 1y ago
In that sense, AI is a tremendous learning tool. You could have learned about those subjects before, but it would have taken exponentially longer to search, scan, appropriate, and integrate them together to form a potential solution to a re
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by wyclif 1y ago
Many people don't realise how evil and terrible shingles can be, thinking "oh it's just itchy skin." No. It is much, much worse than that, and it's very painful as well.
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by wyclif 1y ago
What kind of salt to water ratio do you use, just out of curiosity because I've been doing intermittent fasting for a while now.
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by wyclif 1y ago
I laughed, but in all seriousness I too was interested in the amount of salt he's using for this.
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by wyclif 1y ago
A note on English: "Fresh off the press" is the colloquialism you're looking for, not "Fresh out of press."
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by wyclif 1y ago
What key serves as "clear" in this game?
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Tools for Humanity: Orb(toolsforhumanity.com)
1 points by wyclif 1y ago|0 comments
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by wyclif 1y ago
I don't think the OP was suggesting it would be a good life if by "good" you mean a life of relative comfort. I think his claim was much more modest. The point is that at that time a farm laborer was valued by the local commu
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by wyclif 1y ago
"Aristotle, not Nietzche."
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by wyclif 1y ago
After Virtue is his most important work, I think, but the above titles are the logical follow-ups to read next.
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by wyclif 1y ago
I'd like to see something that combined Hacker News and Lobste.rs, but without the latter's insane hatred and blocking of the Brave browser.
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by wyclif 1y ago
Well said, piltdownman. Don't forget Harry Enfield, though!
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by wyclif 1y ago
It really should a setting that the user can toggle to default.
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by wyclif 1y ago
I really like and appreciate their system. It's simple and easy for everyone to adapt to.
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by wyclif 1y ago
I don't know about everyone else, but as a dev who is currently looking for a job I simply cannot afford to devote a week of unpaid work to each application. It's not sustainable to say the least. Especially when I'm told by

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