bendsawyer

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by bendsawyer 2y ago
Maybe you’ve got it right. I lost it all. I spent some time grieving, did some crazy things, decided to build wealth all over again, but then didn’t. I instead picked a topic and started learning. Three degrees later I’m pushing the bounda
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by bendsawyer 2y ago
I closed out a successful investment career to go to college (never went) and ended up a professor of engineering. Then job is mostly testing new ideas and technologies and writing about it. Its a lot of freedom to play, the ability to men
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by bendsawyer 2y ago
Not offline. I do not trust anyone with some data, because I have contractually promised not to do so.
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by bendsawyer 2y ago
I used to use this, but the LLM approach allows for much deeper interactions. Not "find all times I've typed X" but "act as an expert in Y, looking across all times I've typed X, summarize my changing position over
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by bendsawyer 2y ago
I looked into this for sensitive material recently. In the end I got a purpose-built local system built and am having it remotely maintained. Cost: around 5k a year. I used http://www.skunkwerx.ai , who are US based. The result
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by bendsawyer 3y ago
I had not realized that's where Y Combinator comes from... Recursion without self reference. Cool.
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Tech to Instatly Make You Read Faster from Adobe and Google(ucf.edu)
2 points by bendsawyer 5y ago|0 comments
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by bendsawyer 6y ago
Three minute explainer video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2RCPqdcSbg
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Scientsts accelerate adult reading 25% instantly using typography(eurekalert.org)
2 points by bendsawyer 6y ago|1 comments
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Neuroscientist used brainhack. It's super effective Oh, and disturbingly easy(theregister.co.uk)
10 points by bendsawyer 7y ago|2 comments