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by y1n0 1y ago
I’m in this category. I have two tiers of games on my wishlist. Those that if they are less than $20 I would buy and those that if they are less than $3 I would buy. It’s not automatic, sometimes I just don’t feel like buying a game anymore
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by y1n0 1y ago
I can tell you that loading down your writing with parentheticals objectively makes your writing worse.
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by y1n0 1y ago
I know 'mixture of experts' is a thing, but I personally would rather have a model more focused on coding or other things that have some degree of formal rigor. If they want a model that does talk therapy, make it a separate model
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by y1n0 2y ago
The parent. Look up the definition of arguably.
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by y1n0 2y ago
Well, if we're talking about radar in a moving car, it's the other vehicles moving at the same speed that appear stationary. Non-moving vehicles are seen as approaching you at whatever speed you are moving at. Along with all the
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by y1n0 2y ago
It should be obvious that this is entirely up to the reader. Take some responsibility for your own happiness. Nobody else is responsible for your enjoyment of anything.
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by y1n0 2y ago
I used to have this. I don't anymore, and weirdly I kind of like chewing sounds now. It actually triggers ASMR for me. Not all sounds, like definitely not slurping, but other clicking/crunching sounds trigger ASMR for me. It&#x
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by y1n0 2y ago
In some ways it resembles the drug industry. Heavy investment in what looks like a promising line of development only to have it flop like 4.5 with marginal improvements.
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by y1n0 2y ago
I think you missed the point. The claim is that it would have cost you more to hire a person to do what either claude code or aider did.
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by y1n0 2y ago
I have the same problem. My eye doctor suggested moisturizing eye drops. I was skeptical, my eyes didn't feel dry, but it has made a big difference.
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by y1n0 2y ago
Oh, you all mean when expose or whatever it's called shrinks the windows down and spreads them all out? Yeah, I've never found it a useful way to switch apps if I have more than a couple open. Visually searching for the window I
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by y1n0 2y ago
I can't reproduce this behavior so maybe it's changed in recent versions.
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by y1n0 2y ago
Maybe this is something that was changed on recent versions of macos but I can't reproduce this. I've tried terminal, iterm, browser windows, etc.
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by y1n0 2y ago
I absolutely despise color coding. I'm red-green colorblind but that affects all colors that have red or green as part of the mix.
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by y1n0 2y ago
Knew him well, did you?
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by y1n0 2y ago
I agree, but where I run into problems is my existing projects are large. In the last couple weeks I’ve had two cases where I really wanted AI help but I couldn’t fit my stuff in the 128k context window. These are big legacy projects where
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by y1n0 2y ago
I remember as a kid seeing ads on TV for some contest where you could win tickets to be the first to see Revenge of the Jedi. I also remember the name changing when it finally came out. As a kid, I thought Revenge of the Jedi was so much b
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by y1n0 2y ago
Look, when you get to my age, you've literally seen it happen through multiple generations. As a kid growing up, parents thought we were the lost generation. Then I started growing up and I thought the next generation was the lost on
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by y1n0 2y ago
I mean, to be fair, that's actually a lot easier than dealing with the giant mess of infrastructure and tooling people have to understand today. And yes I've "programmed" machine code through toggle switches on a front
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by y1n0 2y ago
That's because it's true.
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by y1n0 2y ago
At the company I work for, I routinely mock the software devs for solving every problem by adding yet another layer of abstraction. The piles of abstractions these people levy is mind numbingly absurd. Half the things they are fixing, if
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by y1n0 2y ago
Early 50s. I believe it to be a combination of dryer skin, poorer circulation, and calloused fingertips. It’s incredibly frustrating. I didn’t really have a problem until this year.
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by y1n0 2y ago
You’ve peaked. The rest is just the same story in reverse.
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by y1n0 2y ago
If I’m ever feeling too peaceful or content, I’ll ask Siri something. In the blink of an eye, I’m enraged and cursing.
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The Future of Watching Sports(bloomberg.com)
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by y1n0 2y ago
She uses gpt as an editor for her emails and web content. she’ll just say "improve this," she gets options for how she might say something in a different way. When preparing for a summit, she gave it a list of broad topics she wan
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by y1n0 2y ago
That logic is absurd. You might as well consider the whole internet a journal and everything is already published, so there is nothing to complain about.
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by y1n0 2y ago
My wife uses it almost as much as me which isn’t quite daily. She is not a coder whatsoever. I’ll ask her what her use cases are and reply here later if I don’t forget.
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by y1n0 2y ago
I bet your great to work with.
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by y1n0 2y ago
The point of many tasks like this is in the doing. Writing throughout the day what you are working and planning has an effect on your focus and productivity, in and of itself. Automating this kind of thing is automating your own defeat.

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