DantesKite

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by DantesKite 1mo ago
I like: "Explain in 10 sentences or fewer." "Give me the gist of what you just said." "ELI5"
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by DantesKite 2mo ago
Wonderfully captivating article about a loquacious man that like the rest of us, wrestled with his demons and even sometimes machine elves.
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NameThat: A visual dictionary of UI elements(namethatui.com)
2 points by DantesKite 2mo ago|0 comments
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by DantesKite 3mo ago
I do find vibe coding fulfilling. Very much so. But not in the way someone who gets into a flow state with coding typically does. Why? Because I can finally make rapid progress on ideas I've had that would have taken me years to develo
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by DantesKite 5mo ago
About four right now. I used to have far more, but I learned the habit of bookmarking tabs that I've kept open for a long period of time. Actually, now that I think about it, this would make for a useful browser extension: have an LLM
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by DantesKite 5mo ago
If you could do calculus in high school, you likely have more than enough neural horsepower to build a wide array of commercial products with AI, since it can breakdown, suggest, recommend, and educate you on the conceptual gaps that remain
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by DantesKite 8mo ago
In general, increasing GDP per capita has all sorts of positive second and third order effects on net, likely improving the collective welfare of society. It's a bit far removed from what you might envision as "doing good" th
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by DantesKite 9mo ago
You might like https://abooklike.foo/ .
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by DantesKite 1y ago
I think Wordle is instructive here in that it has many lessons for how to make a game go viral or become even mildly popular. For starters, perhaps you should make it also available on the web, if at all possible. That makes it easier to sh
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by DantesKite 1y ago
It helps to clarify your goals and what it is you want to do with your life, otherwise you’ll always have this ambiguous sense that you’re not progressing in the way that you want. What do you mean by “productive”? What would progress look
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by DantesKite 1y ago
Highly recommend MovieLens if you have eclectic or niche movie tastes. It can be a bit of a nerd-snipe though. One of my favorites activities is rating movies and watching the recommended ratings (what rating it thinks I'll give a movi
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by DantesKite 1y ago
If true, sounds like a strong argument for removing minimum wage laws, so as to provide more economic opportunities for people and create a skill ladder they can climb.
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by DantesKite 1y ago
The best mental model of MVP I have found is that it is in some sense a science experiment and you’re trying to test a specific hypothesis as efficiently as possible with the resources you have, because you ultimately don’t know what’s goin
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Better an Absence of Men Than Imperfect Men(robkhenderson.com)
3 points by DantesKite 1y ago|1 comments
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by DantesKite 1y ago
Yes. It's basically a custom StackOverflow human available to you at all hours of the day.
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by DantesKite 1y ago
I really enjoyed the Edward Herrman narration of the "At the Mountains of Madness" when I listened to it years ago. What struck me is how it still feels haunting even decades later; it aged quite well. I couldn't help shake t
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Deregulation Suggestions(regulations.gov)
2 points by DantesKite 1y ago|0 comments
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The Area of the Pythagoras Tree(mathoverflow.net)
3 points by DantesKite 1y ago|0 comments
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by DantesKite 2y ago
Once your child grows a bit older (or is particularly precocious), I recommend Math Academy. If you search for "Math Academy" on Twitter, you'll find all sorts of great stories about it. The creators have studied the science
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by DantesKite 2y ago
Such a great demonstration of the concept. I think it’s inevitable that we’ll start to see more sophisticated ways of organizing our social media feeds. I don’t think it has to be this binary decision where we either abandon social media al
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by DantesKite 2y ago
If you toss it into Google’s NotebookLM, it’ll probably produce a much more accessible version of the blog that’s succinct and easier to parse in a few minutes.
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by DantesKite 2y ago
That does sound like a surprisingly useful and when I think about it, obvious application of LLM’s. Makes me wonder how many other tasks involving category organization can be automated. Probably quite a few.
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by DantesKite 2y ago
That’s a great website. I’ve been looking for alternative book recommendation websites for a while and it really has nailed it down. It even recommended me a somewhat eclectic book I’ve recently been meaning to read. Is there a reason you l
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by DantesKite 2y ago
It’s interesting comparing the comments here to Twitter where there’s been a lot of discussion about the ethics of this (as in she shouldn’t have done this for some ethical reason that is never quite elucidated in detail, other than it’s wr
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by DantesKite 2y ago
According to this tweet, he used Math Academy. “ Excited to see a @_MathAcademy_ student blowing up Hacker News with some insights they've realized about the process of learning math!” https://x.com/justinskycak/st
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A finite monetary supply for Bitcoin(github.com)
3 points by DantesKite 2y ago|0 comments
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by DantesKite 2y ago
Anecdotally I've noticed adding electrolytes seems to help reduce the incidence of headaches and possibly migraines, at least according to what my family members say. n=2
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by DantesKite 2y ago
Trust essentially. I don't trust random websites I've never used before, but I know Substack is a sure thing in terms of not excessively charging me money.
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by DantesKite 2y ago
A few years ago, the PPM in my town's water was over 850 PPM, well above the recommended guidelines. Worse than that, it had a distinct sulfur-like smell. So naturally we got a reverse osmosis water filter system and while the tap wate
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Your customers hate MVPs. Make a SLC instead (2017)(longform.asmartbear.com)
61 points by DantesKite 2y ago|70 comments

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