EduardLev

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by EduardLev 3mo ago
How are people possibly taking this seriously? > That, collectively, we can begin to change our relationship with our bodies and start to ask questions like: if we can catch things early, can we change our lifestyles to correct them? We
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by EduardLev 9mo ago
I was interested in reading this article but then I saw a link to the video which was titled something like "How the top 1% communicate". And that sort of communication made me not want to read the article. I understand the YouTub
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by EduardLev 1y ago
Not a biologist but I don't think it has to do with how much the genes get expressed but rather that they do get expressed and in bad times (pesticide) they're really good and look like they dominate (in that you only need one cop
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by EduardLev 1y ago
This looks like it could be really cool. However there are obvious mistakes pointed out by other comments which makes me distrust the content. I'm sure there are still good ideas in there, I just don't think they would be as creat
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WeTransfer Terms of Service(wetransfer.com)
5 points by EduardLev 1y ago|1 comments
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by EduardLev 1y ago
WeTransfer TOS now includes a right to use your content to "operate, develop, commercialize and improve the service"
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by EduardLev 1y ago
This focuses on what managers should do differently, but not what engineers could do differently to make the relationship better. Improve their communication skills, document and evangelize their work, etc.
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by EduardLev 1y ago
I'll echo the other comments in saying that I believe this to be not convincingly argued at best and at worst condescending. Terms like "fairly obvious", implying parents "don't want to hear something" feels to
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by EduardLev 2y ago
> Kind of like Steve Jobs not telling his staff more about the iPod than "It's white and needs a dial" Isn't Apple infamous for siloing information amongst its departments such that almost nobody grasps the full exten
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by EduardLev 2y ago
What's it called when someone asks you a question with certain parameters, then makes fun of you for trying to keep your answer within certain parameters because you didn't think outside the box?
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by EduardLev 2y ago
Wow, what a great website. I wish I had found that back when I was a chemical engineer.
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by EduardLev 2y ago
I can't seem to load the page, would love to read.
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by EduardLev 3y ago
Thanks for finding the exact words for how I also feel about the rationalist community. Source: sufficiently smart chemical engineer
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by EduardLev 3y ago
Makes me sad that the best show on/produced by Netflix (Narcos: Mexico) has so little hours watched compared to the rest (30,000).
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by EduardLev 3y ago
I would put this at a 5/10, there’s a lot to do and read through. My thoughts: 1. ChatGPT can do this trivially. 2. It’s a reasonable amount of things to read through and understand. Reminds me of a project from my CS masters program (
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Ask HN: How can I easily create reminders?
1 points by EduardLev 3y ago|3 comments
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by EduardLev 3y ago
I would never expect or want any recognition or cards or similar from work for events that happen in my personal life. Is this a generational difference or am I just a curmudgeon? (To be clear, I’m a millennial)
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by EduardLev 3y ago
This is what I got: > lets talk in discord for a fun time ;) wink wink my tag is: Apostrasia#0878
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by EduardLev 3y ago
Yep. Thought it was just for me.
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by EduardLev 3y ago
One comment on the article from what I’ve read so far. The article states that GPT bombed an economics test, but after trying out the first two questions on the test, I think that the test itself is poorly constructed. The second question i
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by EduardLev 4y ago
I don’t think it’s necessarily a bad take, but I would disagree. It’s kind of like any sports debate where you argue about who is the best or greatest of all time. You’re splitting hairs, but it’s still a fun debate. Also even at the level
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by EduardLev 4y ago
Was looking for this! I’m a Chemical Engineering grad who’s in a Computer Science masters program currently. Comparing the two, the collaboration in my engineering classes far surpasses anything that’s occurred in my CS classes. Almost ever
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by EduardLev 5y ago
The subreddit is titled Mitchell and Webb, but it looks like the discussions are about “Back”, which is a more recent show starring the two. But I also went right to Peep Show, which I thought would be interesting to see discussions of!
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by EduardLev 6y ago
Good article. I thought this line from the article was interesting: > Online sign-ups are especially challenging for older people, perhaps the worst group to beta-test a new system. I think I understand the author's intent when sayi
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by EduardLev 6y ago
I skimmed through the article, and seems similar to literate programming: https://github.com/gicentre/litvis Would be grateful if anyone could explain the significant differences between the two.
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by EduardLev 6y ago
Some of the pros as listed in the article taken point by point: > It also encourages the developer to keep pull requests small, ensuring a feature is developed in many small pull requests (or at the very least comprising of many atomic c
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by EduardLev 6y ago
I’m working on this as well. I found a couple of people who posted their solutions online, but some of the questions are tricker than others. Wish there was an answer key!
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by EduardLev 7y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. I meant the games annotated by Kramnik. Would have been interested to see his results.
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by EduardLev 7y ago
I find it interesting that both games of this variant between Kramnik and AlphaZero ended in a draw. That suggests to me that we would quickly see the same problem in the variant as we do now. The question would be, how long would it take f
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by EduardLev 7y ago
One question I had from the beginning is, how much of this problem was cultural? That is, would this same policy have met with similar resistance in other countries, or does America have a singular belief in the fact that one ought to be ex

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