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choxi
1y ago
There are some other interesting dynamics in UX that aren't just cyclical trends: - Natural language interfaces. You can now communicate with your computer with language, voice or text. There are some situations where this is an improv
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choxi
2y ago
Matz said he designed Ruby to optimize for developer happiness, it’s just a core principle of the language since it was created
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choxi
2y ago
Is this AGI?
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choxi
2y ago
I’ll know Apple is really in trouble when people stop complaining about each new product announcement
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choxi
2y ago
Maybe we’re all just in someone’s evolutionary chip designer
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choxi
2y ago
It’s weird in semiconductor physics too because the electrons flow uphill through voltage potentials
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choxi
2y ago
But why don’t they? Does anyone know what all these administrators do? I’ve heard the theory that more regulation leads to more admin needs but I don’t think higher education has been increasingly regulated for decades.
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choxi
2y ago
If you just want React+Rails, the rails generator command comes with a bunch of options to set that up for you, including setting up and configuring: React/Vue/etc, a bundler like vite, typescript, tailwind. It looks like inertia
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choxi
2y ago
Aren’t those examples deterministic? That’s the most interesting aspect of chaotic systems to me, they’re deterministic but still not predictable
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2y ago
I like SwiftUI, reactive frameworks just make sense to me for UIs. It also interfaces with UIKit in a pretty nice way so you don’t have to commit to one or the other. I’m a newer iOS dev though, I’ve heard many complaints from more experien
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2y ago
What do you mean? I thought the US dollar was fixed to gold between WWII and 1971: > On 15 August 1971, the United States ended the convertibility of the US dollar to gold, effectively bringing the Bretton Woods system to an end and rend
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choxi
2y ago
Has anyone looked at competitor companies and compared the ones with WFH and the ones without it? I’m curious what that data looks like
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2y ago
I developed sleep apnea from poor posture and was able to fix it by correcting my posture. Developing a hunch or anterior pelvic tilt is especially a risk for desk workers and makes breathing harder, a little bit of yoga or posture correcti
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choxi
2y ago
based on the naming conventions established by OpenAI and StabilityAI, this may be the most dangerous AI company yet
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2y ago
Claude does bullet lists a lot too, I think people just like bullet lists over blobs of text
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2y ago
> The prospects for such an enterprise have been enhanced by the relatively recent discovery that the moon harbors water in the form of ice, which could be used not only for drinking and irrigating crops but also for producing oxygen and
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2y ago
Location: Chicago Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby/Rails, TypeScript/React/Node, Go, AWS/Terraform Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/choxi/ Email: roshan dot cho
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2y ago
Oh apologies, thanks for clarifying
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2y ago
Wasn’t Emad working at a hedge fund before this? I’m surprised the article glosses over the fact that he had 0 experience in the tech industry before starting one of the most ambitious tech projects ever
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choxi
2y ago
Or Google or Amazon, how are those not way more blatant antitrust targets?
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choxi
2y ago
There are dozens of other popular (group) messaging apps
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choxi
3y ago
You might be interested in Randall Carlson, he believes the megafauna extinction was tied to a global cataclysm and has speculated that it and its aftermath essentially traumatized human societies in a way that still persists today
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choxi
3y ago
Why do they do this instead of just maintaining the correct usage? The redefining of the word “literal” to mean “potentially not literal” really grinds my gears.
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3y ago
Has anyone tried doing that without LLMs? Could you make a GitHub repo under MIT license and just let people add a list of ideas to serve as prior art?
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3y ago
Interesting, thank you!
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3y ago
Any suggestions for creating training data? Did you just manually create your own dataset or did you use any synthetic methods?
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choxi
3y ago
If anyone’s looking for alternatives, Lemmy is federated and nice to use: http://lemmy.world/ It’s really only lacking the size of Reddit for me, there isn’t a ton of activity in niche subs, but they’re growing.
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3y ago
40% of 3% is 1.2%, where’d you get 0.9% from?
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3y ago
How much is that? The grand prize for the Vesuvius Challenge is $700k
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3y ago
you might be thinking of Elon’s claim that the CyberTruck would be semi-amphibious
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