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"Should I bring an umbrella to this thread?" – beyond toxicity/content scoring(vibecheck.opennotes.ai)
2 points by anateus 4mo ago|0 comments
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Understanding the different conversational dynamics of comments sections with AI(opennotes.ai)
2 points by anateus 5mo ago|0 comments
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by anateus 6mo ago
An easter egg of sorts is that the agents get a chat channel that they mostly use to complain about bugs in the tools and prompt system, sometimes very dramatically: https://playground.opennotes.ai/simulations/019d0311-
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Ran 100 AI agents through the Community Notes algorithm: the model dominates(playground.opennotes.ai)
5 points by anateus 6mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Open Notes – Community Notes-style context for Discord(opennotes.ai)
20 points by anateus 7mo ago|4 comments
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by anateus 3y ago
I use rtings.com as base and triangulate with Consumer Reports and Wirecutter, and looks like I'm not the only one.
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by anateus 5y ago
If you're interested to hear what both Middle English and bits of French and other languages from the time sounded like , here's a reading of John Skelton's "Speke Parott" poem from 1521: https://www.yout
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by anateus 6y ago
This page links to a physically unremarkable Soviet slide rule used for calculating things like the volumetric flow rate in irrigation canals used in Uzbek SSR for growing cotton, their primary cash crop [1]. Unfortunately, there are no sca
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by anateus 6y ago
Was hoping a message like this would be more prominent here. Although the Ugaritic and Phoenician alphabets come from the same area, they are discontinuous. However, the ordering being roughly the same, and following an earlier Egyptian ord
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by anateus 6y ago
If you define "containment" as "provable non-harm" then sure. But there are essentially no complex physical systems that we can put such computational bounds on. Since "harm" comes in some form of physical actu
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by anateus 6y ago
Seven Years' War would beg to differ :)
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by anateus 6y ago
A huge portion of the "Herbert never explain/explores X" issues that the author of this post has are addressed in the subsequent books... It's like going "Well, we're only going to watch A New Hope for this rev
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by anateus 6y ago
Useful to keep in mind that wheels confined to toys was due some combination of a lack of animals that are good at pulling (llamas aren't great as that) and metal use being primarily confined to decorative purposes (so durable axles un
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by anateus 6y ago
This immediately made me think of the C2 Wiki. It has a style similar to Taaalk in the sense that entries are often a mix of conversation and "exposition". It allows for that sort of linking by being a ("the") wiki. Perh
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by anateus 6y ago
Better horses than people, as was the case in Russia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burlak Inspiring a famous painting by Repin and The Song of the Volga Boatmen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNb54rw
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by anateus 6y ago
I made a proof of concept chrome extension a bit ago: https://github.com/anateus/amphisonic Currently re-writing it to be actually decent code. Basically, it takes up streams on the page and arranges speakers in a semi
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by anateus 6y ago
Related: Onfim is a 13th century Novgorodian kid whose writing exercises and drawings survived: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onfim I love these windows into the past. Student exercises also help preserve a lot of cune
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by anateus 6y ago
Folks who enjoyed this may appreciate Simon Winchester's recent book The Perfectionists, where he covers this method amongst other things. Core to the idea of perfection are machine tools, what we in software often refer to as a toolch
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by anateus 6y ago
Here's video on this by Cook's Illustrated editor in chief Dan Souza. It goes a little bit into the science behind the technique and offers a microwave-based variation: "How to Transform Flour and Water into the Fluffiest Din
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by anateus 7y ago
There are a lot of interesting societal effects caused by the internet and social media, many of them very problematic. But when was this time in the past when people agreed about facts? Is it during the period of time when we lionized scie
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by anateus 7y ago
The encrypted file can be bigger than the decrypted version for a bunch of different reasons, that's like what's going on here.
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by anateus 7y ago
Looking at that list, the biggest threat to Uber is good (and not overcrowded) public transportation.
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by anateus 8y ago
They identify themselves as an Amazon affiliate pretty clearly on the bottom of the page, but I guess they don't know the rule forbidding redirection/shortening :/
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by anateus 8y ago
The Ltd or LLC after many company names refer to the Limited Liability that those forms of companies confer, that protect individuals within them from personal liability. Corporations were intentionally a lot like people even before Citizen
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by anateus 8y ago
Seaborn has a colorblind-specific color palette: https://seaborn.pydata.org/tutorial/color_palettes.html#qual...
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by anateus 8y ago
Although the French Revolution started the first concerted effort at suppression, L’Academie Francaise was created over 100 years earlier by Richelieu. I feel like the only reason the monarchy didn't impose its edicts is that they just
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by anateus 8y ago
Principal Component Analysis
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by anateus 8y ago
When those words first became common the people for whom they are painful were not as plentiful in the field. The painful meaning of those words far predates the existence of computers. The lack of foresight of the coiners is not an excuse
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by anateus 8y ago
It may be absent, but tests on food prep surfaces show wood performs surprisingly well. Better than plastic.
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by anateus 8y ago
And is a YC founder (post-books)

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