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by coyotespike 1y ago
this chain of replies reminds me of the famous HN comment about Dropbox - a good sign for Omnara!
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by coyotespike 1y ago
This was written with ChatGPT, probably 4o specifically - does that not jump out at anyone else? Maybe just me because I throw productivity/spirituality stuff at it all the time and get this kind of language back. "This isn’t a me
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by coyotespike 1y ago
Wow, this is tempting me to use Morphik to add memory to in terminal AI agents for personal use even. Looks powerful and easy.
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by coyotespike 1y ago
Hmmm, I can't seem to log back in, using a non-google email. Recently I've gotten a lot of benefit from much of Alex Hormozi's thoughts. Yesterday I grabbed a 4-hour video, ran it through a free transcript generator, dropped
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by coyotespike 1y ago
The LLPSI-verse was my gateway drug (Luke Ranieri's reading is great, if a little hard to understand due to dropping final -um). I have a bad tendency to do grammar exercises instead of trusting comprehensible input, happy to see such
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by coyotespike 1y ago
Yeah finding a niche for your drone is tricky! hence SOFweek to find context, "context is that which is scarce" as they say
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by coyotespike 1y ago
This made me actually lol, you are so right
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by coyotespike 1y ago
It's a FOSS project for an AI agent that can work in the browser. Just lets you give it a couple more tools than OpenAI/Claude can - I'm gonna use 1Password's SDK so it can use my passwords safely https://gith
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by coyotespike 1y ago
What a lot of amazing projects! I'm working on a defense drone. I built a garage workshop with a Shapeoko 5 Pro, X1C, soldering station, and learned CAD (ok just fusion). I have a lil drone in the air and I'm adding OpenHD for vtx
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by coyotespike 1y ago
Yaaayyy Legentibus! I only dipped into it but next time I return to Latin really look forward to working through all the material. Extensive reading ftw.
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by coyotespike 1y ago
The Granada TV adaptation apparently was a sensation on both sides of the Atlantic, and they simply read out loud parts of the book where they hadn't filled in the script - "a book on film." I loved it.
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by coyotespike 2y ago
Yes, I've lived here 17 years and see pedestrians most places I go - although to be fair there are many roads where pedestrians don't go (say, the service road alongside 71). Perhaps OP was in such a place. I also did not own a ca
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by coyotespike 2y ago
I liked this piece - excellent high-level thinking through the available market opportunities, especially given the constraint of venture capital. And the moral framework is down-to-earth: nothing wrong with ambition and risk even when thin
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by coyotespike 2y ago
On the one hand, seems he might have lived at least another decade. On the other, 75 is not too bad of an age and there are worse ways to go than adventuring (hope the end was not too tough!).
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by coyotespike 2y ago
Yes, GitHub code search is much better than Googling for the same information. And ChatGPT can't show you the whole codebase which is important to understand structure - plus sometimes it's easier to surf around a few files than h
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by coyotespike 2y ago
Yes, I took all that from the article as well, which after all is not so subtle. Implying that Andreessen would have been a British Empire-style racist is indeed a scathing criticism. But a hundred years ago, a houseboy and a butler were st
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by coyotespike 2y ago
Yes, I agree. Mostly mood affiliation, and so eager to condescend that it often condescends to the wrong people. > I rang the bell; an Asian man in khakis and a sweater answered. I snapped into guest mode, introducing myself enthusiastic
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by coyotespike 2y ago
I love how clear and to the point this page/guide is. Beautifully summarizes the downsides as well as the upsides. The system is even tempting to me as a homeowner not renter, but a similarly simple system that doesn't require run
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by coyotespike 2y ago
Although many of the results in Fast and Slow didn't hold up, Kahneman was always refreshingly open and honest about that, and keen to identify the limits of knowledge. Which surely is one of the best things you can say about a scienti
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by coyotespike 3y ago
This was the nudge I needed - super easy to donate $5 a month via the app using Apple Pay.
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by coyotespike 3y ago
I love this! See my comment elsewhere here for my own crossing of the Darien. Best of luck in Africa!
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by coyotespike 3y ago
Back in 2011, I rode from Alaska to Argentina over the course of six months - Prudhoe Bay to Ushuaia. In fact I jumped in both the Arctic and Antarctic oceans! We followed the Pan-Am most of the way. When we got to Panama, first we rode dow
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by coyotespike 3y ago
I don't think the U-shaped curve will be intuitive to everyone - some conservative social narratives say that married women entering the workfore is a twentieth-century innovation. Although I'm with you that the causes of these pa
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by coyotespike 3y ago
This is really fun. Google Translate is incompetent at Latin, and I'm informed that so far ChatGPT still makes errors of grammar and word choice when generating Latin. This experiment helps show we can use GPT-4/Claude to parse an
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by coyotespike 3y ago
This is a fair comment - price calculation is one of the main services the free market provides and I am also skeptical that a committee can perform that service to the same standard.
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by coyotespike 3y ago
The great thing about CI is that it implies less is more. Don't do anything elaborate, don't memorize, don't practice grammar, just consume media you understand. I'm at a somewhat intermediate level, so mainly I am just
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by coyotespike 3y ago
I love this comment a lot. I am not fluent in Latin, but have also experienced amazingly fast progress using CI methods (relying on the resources you mention below). Currently I'm brushing up on Spanish in the same way and absorbing (f
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by coyotespike 3y ago
In the UK, finders of treasures such as this are legally required to hand it over to the government - but are then compensated at full market value. A happy case of aligning monetary incentives and civic goodwill! In the US the law is compl
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by coyotespike 3y ago
Upvoting to cancel out unwarranted downvotes. I don't share the political bent of the cited source but the answer is on-topic, to the point, and well within the Overton Window.
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by coyotespike 3y ago
This is a reasonable question - we might have found some sort of "no free lunch" theorem! But as others have pointed out, so far no such inevitable tradeoff has been found, which in itself supports the view that it won't be.

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