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by aledevv 6d ago
Yes exactly HN silently filter domain. It has a strong anti-spam policy. Share and write comments in a genuine way. To check if your post is actually published check it from incognito browsing. To recover from a ghost penalty wait and write
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Smart Learning for Developers: How AI Is Changing the Way We Master New Things(portotheme.com)
2 points by aledevv 7d ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Use AI API and scheduled Active Recall to pass any exam: LongTerMemory(longtermemory.com)
1 points by aledevv 15d ago|0 comments
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AI and Cognitive Science Redefine Knowledge Retention(technology.org)
1 points by aledevv 20d ago|0 comments
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Xiaomi, AI Cube prototype: Multi-chip local LLM powerhouse(me.mashable.com)
3 points by aledevv 23d ago|1 comments
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by aledevv 24d ago
I strongly agree with the concept that cognitive friction is the engine of learning. First and foremost, it's an issue of "dependency": if you stop training the "muscle" of logic and reasoning, it gradually atrophie
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Show HN: LongTerMemory, an AI EdTech Platform(wired.business)
3 points by aledevv 29d ago|0 comments
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by aledevv 2mo ago
> when you write things down by hand you’re recruiting more of your brain, which is a good thing . I completely agree! Perhaps it's simply for one reason: slowness . Writing by hand slows down and the brain "breathes" ,
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by aledevv 2mo ago
Yes, I do semantic chunk to better split the text into coherent chunks. I even use Llamaparse api (by Llamaindex) to parsing any type of documents, images or imported study material, with a very high quality results. Llamaparse is great!
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Show HN: LongTerMemory Study tool with no subscription built with QDrant and RAG(longtermemory.com)
1 points by aledevv 2mo ago|2 comments
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by aledevv 2mo ago
> Artificial intelligence can do more every day, but deciding what it should do is up to us > For artificial intelligence to benefit from distributed knowledge, it must itself be distributed. I wish to highlight these two importan
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by aledevv 2mo ago
> if you control the ideas of your software, looking at the code itself is suboptimal and often pointless. This requires developers to have absolute and unconditional Trust in the LLM. It's not easy to trust it completely to the po
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by aledevv 2mo ago
Loving the homage to the Whole Earth Catalog . The pivot from "infinite growth and optimization" to "computing within limits" and permacomputing is becoming less of a fringe philosophy and more of a practical necessity.
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AI Makes the Cybersecurity Game Faster, Not New(rstreet.org)
2 points by aledevv 3mo ago|0 comments
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SpaceX will officially acquire Cursor for $60B(fortune.com)
2 points by aledevv 3mo ago|1 comments
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AI Cyber Tools Move into a New Phase as Governments Tighten Control(freedomforallamericans.org)
1 points by aledevv 3mo ago|0 comments
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by aledevv 3mo ago
> “Children will be given back their childhoods,” As a parent, I completely agree. We need to protect children from the dangers of the completely uncontrolled "jungle" of social media. But above all, we need to give children
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AI Study Tools: A Comparison of Flashcard and Spaced Repetition Apps(longtermemory.com)
2 points by aledevv 3mo ago|1 comments
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by aledevv 4mo ago
> If you are a junior developer, “learn SQL properly” is the most valuable 40 hours you can spend. Not a tutorial. Not an ORM. Actual SQL: joins, subqueries, window functions, query plans. That investment pays you back at every job, in
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Is grep all you need? Lexical VS Sematic Search for Agents(llamaindex.ai)
1 points by aledevv 4mo ago|0 comments
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Google search AI mode, the biggest update(usatoday.com)
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by aledevv 4mo ago
> ..idea anticipated centuries ago by the philosopher Baruch Spinoza: that our Soul could be a phenomenon of the same basic nature as any other phenomenon in nature. Even the current Artificial Intelligence revolution is showing us tha
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by aledevv 4mo ago
What exactly is the "adaptive dynamic textbook approach" ? Examples? > Generation effect: Accepting generated code and decreasing generating one's own code can skip the active processing that builds understanding. Holy
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Find out how AlphaEvolve has gone from research to solving real-life problems(blog.google)
1 points by aledevv 4mo ago|0 comments
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AI Agent Drained for $200K with This One Tweet Hack(ccn.com)
2 points by aledevv 4mo ago|0 comments
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by aledevv 4mo ago
> The lower the baseline trust, the more sensitive people become to reputation signals. This is the key: a person's reputation and the writer's responsibility. But how will we learn to become sensitive to these social reputat
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Hackers Hate AI Slop More Than You Do(wired.com)
11 points by aledevv 4mo ago|2 comments
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by aledevv 5mo ago
For most of human history, access to a great education has been a function of where you were born and how much money your family had, and of a parents social class. The best teachers, the best tutors, the best learning resources, they’ve al
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How AI Is Transforming Education(longtermemory.com)
2 points by aledevv 5mo ago|2 comments
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by aledevv 5mo ago
I added 5-inch floppies and floppy disks, very very vintage.

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