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by blltprfmnk 6d ago
I think my counter is relatively straightforward. Economists have said that as of more or less today there has been zero impact from AI. Despite layoffs in tech. I don’t think we go from “no economic impact” to end of humanity in “the next
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by blltprfmnk 14d ago
Why is it “certainly” the case that one will be enormously valuable? Neither appears to be on track to long-term profitability specifically once you take into account depreciation on CAPEX. On top of this the “productivity gains” from AI ac
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by blltprfmnk 26d ago
Title is missing the leading “How” from the source, which changes the meaning entirely.
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by blltprfmnk 27d ago
100% on both counts but don't know if it's "within a year", or within a couple.
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by blltprfmnk 27d ago
Which is effectively reskinning TidalCycles with JavaScript syntax.
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by blltprfmnk 1mo ago
Title should be updated to reflect the fact that this is a single PBS station.
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by blltprfmnk 1mo ago
Well aware of Quantified Scientist and it’s actually what I have pointed many Oura, Woop, etc users to in the past. But as you say the always-on ECG of a strap like Polar H10 always going to provide a superior result.
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by blltprfmnk 1mo ago
My experience is that while they are all priced based on demand, Waymo is often much cheaper during periods of low demand. I have benefitted from a few 50% off rides in the past month, so I was able to pay $5.50-$6.00 for rides that would b
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by blltprfmnk 1mo ago
I’ll add that if you care about working out with a watch to track heart rate, the Apple Watch is pretty dismal. I moved to pairing mine with a Polar H10 strap so that I could get much faster feedback on heart rate recovery post sprint. In a
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by blltprfmnk 1mo ago
Because it's ultimately not very useful. Sleep tracking - I've become convinced this is actually a bad idea, and since I stopped I stress less about sleep and ultimately sleep better. Step tracking? Phone does that adequately. I d
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by blltprfmnk 1mo ago
I loved my Apple Watch at first but due to exactly these sort of distractions no longer wear it and have more recently turned off most of the notifications on my phone. I am sick of my attention being stolen away by everything around me.
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by blltprfmnk 1mo ago
Well, there was $300M+ in VC money and after burning through some percentage of it those investors wanted an exit. I don’t think this is so much about founders taking a deal as it is investors demanding that exit.
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by blltprfmnk 1mo ago
Exactly. There was talk of similar dealings before the SpaceX IPO.
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Trump Said to Have Used Military Jet to Leave Turkey Amid Threats(nytimes.com)
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by blltprfmnk 1mo ago
Have both. Also had floaters since at least teen years. Neither bother me substantially although I think I have lost most of 8 kHz volume in my left ear and have tinnitus that I think matches that frequency. You know what does bother me? Th
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by blltprfmnk 1mo ago
I don’t know where you’re drawing your conclusions from but they literally have messages from the OpenAI exec laughing at how he can still access data at Apple and talking about copying it, as well as messages encouraging candidates from Ap
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by blltprfmnk 2mo ago
This is a population-based cohort study in Seoul, South Korea comparing incidence of various mental health issues at one point in time between vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals. They point out some limitations in their study: > Thi
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by blltprfmnk 2mo ago
Just referring to Swift. Agree that SwiftUI was just jumping on a bandwagon and would say that the design of SwiftUI clearly strains the poor language design choices in Swift.
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by blltprfmnk 2mo ago
There were a lot of people actively complaining about ObjC in the lead-up to the unveiling of Swift. In fact I recall one prominent blogger in the iOS community begging Apple just a few months earlier to consider replacing it. Unfortunately