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by curo 2mo ago
This page embeds the exact payload of the original including campaignVersion: "v5", candidateSetVersion: "mendelsohn-2025", all eight private excerpts, contexts, profile copy, and internal IDs. And it doesn't cite t
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by curo 2mo ago
There's a section in the report "what's the most accurate translation" - tldr it's complicated. Presumably the top 8 translations by popularity pass some threshold of credibility.
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Which Odyssey translation wins a blind reading test?(homer.scrivium.com)
42 points by curo 2mo ago|80 comments
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by curo 5mo ago
Nice lesson on animation performance, i learned a lot by reading this. As someone trying to build animated, edutainment-rich courses I'm a big admirer of Josh's work. Another banger
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by curo 6mo ago
An interactive Greek & Roman Mythology course: https://www.scrivium.com If we can nail this one, then an entire Oxford-grade education in the same style.
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by curo 10mo ago
This is really fun — have you played with making the tile position opinionated (not agnostic)? i wonder if have the clues point to a starting square (e.g., "E5") would be better than the current "reveal" aid. The spatial
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by curo 11mo ago
It's at the end of the interview. He wants to build Starfleet Academy for technical fields. Physical with a digital equivalent. Thinks education will become like a gym (self-educate to look sexy) by the time AGI gets here.
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by curo 1y ago
Building a Duolingo-like app to "learn from the greats, daily." ( https://www.scrivium.com ) Until recently, it was cost-prohibitive to gamify topics with indefinite answers and progressions. As a result, "left-brai
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by curo 2y ago
Real GDP per capita growth for US vs UK was almost identical until 2008. The last 3 years have been terrible for the UK, but if you're looking for the start of UK's stagnation you have to go much farther back than Brexit.
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by curo 2y ago
The fact that this thread is full of people who envisioned a physical recall is evidence enough the word is misleading. If reuters was an industry journal, sure.
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by curo 2y ago
Or it's just a misleading headline
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by curo 2y ago
Not scripture. Passages from the "Great Books" (literature, philosophy, poetry...)
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by curo 2y ago
We tried to partner recently to co-create interactive books with a well-known classical education influencer on X. His job was to select passages from books and provide some commentary. Ours was to turn that material into an interactive tit
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by curo 2y ago
Would "pragmatic-universal" and "pragmatic-consensus" count as a fifth and sixth? I.e., "what's useful for the group?" and "what the group thinks is useful for them?" An example of the first cate
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by curo 2y ago
I'm curious how education or entertainment companies fit into this framework, or how they think about PMF in general. Was Duolingo targeting customers who accepted the "hard fact" that passive audio was the only way to learn
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by curo 3y ago
I like this idea, although preference-tuning for politeness might negate this effect
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by curo 3y ago
I'm bootstrapping https://www.crone.ai and making a small amount of money. I've bootstrapped a few companies. B2B apps are easier since you can do custom work for business clients while you perfect your software. Crone
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by curo 3y ago
are there others? (besides Project Gutenberg)
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by curo 3y ago
I've had a lot of fun working with both: 1. Lexical 2. ProseMirror/Tiptap Both of these are very extensible, actively developed, and well-built. Tiptap is indy and pushes its pro product now (fair). Lexical is supported by meta. P
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by curo 3y ago
One alternative. If you live in VS Code, consider Foam which gets you Roam/Obsidian like flows alongside an LLM (Github Copilot). I have no affiliation to Foam. It's just awesome.
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by curo 3y ago
Ramana Maharshi says anything transient is false CBT and other psychotherapies challenge X or Y as false
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by curo 3y ago
It seems they're using the term to distinguish "meditation for emotional regulation" (v1 research) from "meditation for itself" (v2 research)
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by curo 3y ago
> the pursuit of "states" can be a trap in of itself Fully agree although a lot of devotees of Ramana Maharshi said they fell into silence just sitting in his presence. Improbable but it would be hilarious if scientists could m
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by curo 3y ago
Fyi, CNBC (a news site) is citing a figure in a white paper by Envoy, an employee analytics platform, that leaders regret not having more employee analytics. > "73% workplace leaders believe that easier access to data would enable t
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by curo 3y ago
OpenAI open sourced their evals framework. You can use it to evaluate different models but also your entire prompt chain setup. https://github.com/openai/evals They also have a registry of evals built in.
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Ask HN: Expired OpenAI Credits
2 points by curo 3y ago|0 comments
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by curo 3y ago
Good find. My mistake
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by curo 3y ago
I was going off the 2010 date but you could be right. I didn't mean to jump to conclusions; just seems like I'm missing some details that leads to the author's convictions. Probably I'm missing the police portrayals ment
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by curo 3y ago
I'd love a link to the SFPD statement if you have it (I cannot find it)
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by curo 3y ago
> The alleged killer also works in tech and is a man Lee purportedly knew. I commented below but the IT consulting LLC in the bio is inactive (both in the division of corp website and online). Is that the only evidence here for the state

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