defyonce

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by defyonce 1y ago
I run 4 days a week (4km per day), fast for two days (72 hours total) do two gym strength workouts, one sauna session, and two Zumba classes. I also do cold showers daily. Floating once a week, facial ferment therapy once a week. And still,
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Do you think that the next big thing in AI is to respond in sub 100ms time?
1 points by defyonce 1y ago|1 comments
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by defyonce 1y ago
if humans stop age and live for thousands years, then there is no need for specific replacement rate. Alternative, make it possible to have kids without heavy burden on the woman body. Alternative, make it possible to become pregnant at 50-
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by defyonce 1y ago
I am piloting a super sophisticated mech that is a literal home (primordial soup) for other tiny specs that cooperate together. And more and more I ask this question. Why? There is only recursive answer, to copy itself, so the copy could co
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by defyonce 1y ago
Unless we learn how to live for billions of years.
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by defyonce 1y ago
Top 5 Restaurants (Female vs Male Preferences) Female Picks: ------------------------------------------------ 1. Big Apple Brunch | Hell's Kitchen | 9.2/10 2. Pietro Nolita | Nolita |
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by defyonce 1y ago
at which point AI thing stops being a Stone soup? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_Soup You need an expert who knows what to do and how to do it to get good results. Looks like coding with extra steps to me I DO us
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by defyonce 1y ago
this, 100% i've been running 35km while fasted for 36 hours, and it is way more difficult than when you allow yourself to eat a snickers on the way. now i am running my weekly half-marathons with something sweet, and it has been awesom
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by defyonce 1y ago
just tell them something nonsensical. They are unable to take a hint and continue with the nonsense. They start to be stuck on local minima. All of them. Video/images/text. I haven't seen LLM that is able to take a hint and u
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by defyonce 2y ago
It just feels so good to think that I can just get out and forget all about it. It relaxes me, and it brings me tears of joy. Yesterday I've spent 8 hours hoping that I could do a super easy task, I had to cry before I could focus an
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by defyonce 2y ago
As a person who did 21km run in fasted state (didn't eat for 36 hours before) and then swam in a 7 degrees pond with ice, I can definitely say: NO. I tried for 8 hours straight to code just a little bit, but was unable to. I guess that
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by defyonce 2y ago
If dev jobs disappear, I will finally be free from this
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by defyonce 2y ago
There is only one reason why my phone alerts: something gone wrong, and they need my attention. I hate phone alerts with all my soul. I wish they never existed as a concept.
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by defyonce 2y ago
You could check it against things that you know about yourself. I know from my clinical history that I have mutations in the UGT1A1 gene that cause me to metabolize bilirubin differently. That is a relatively common mutation that occurs in
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by defyonce 2y ago
it is better to have +1 company with Clojure (potentially hiring), than +1 Clojure dev looking for work
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First time ratio on HN (hiring)/(wants to be hired) comments changes
7 points by defyonce 2y ago|3 comments
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by defyonce 2y ago
> I feel like Lisp and Haskell attract people that love programming more than shipping code. this! but I find Clojure incredibly pragmatic, we grow our codebase, ship things, just the line of business work with Postgres/Clojure and
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by defyonce 3y ago
how can we be sure that this is indeed a system prompt and not a some sort of hallucination? it looks believable, but most of the ChatGPT4 stuff looks believable, which doesn't make it true.
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by defyonce 3y ago
hmm, I didn't know, I will try it out, thank you.
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by defyonce 3y ago
Can we have a ChatGPT4 without system prompt? I would pay for that. Probably much more than for edited version. I would also really want the output to be deterministic in time so things won't break unexpectedly.
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by defyonce 3y ago
AI art does "something" to my perception, I tend to strongly dislike it from the first glance, but I am unable to see why or whether it was generated. In general, it makes me want to consume less and less of "this". Whic
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by defyonce 3y ago
> It doesn't rely on any kind of structure from the universe to hold it up I am not sure that this is the case, for math to be it needs a set of axioms. Axioms have to mirror some sort of universe. I am really curious what can be do
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by defyonce 3y ago
I really like this answer, thank you, it gives me something to think about. Why are we sure that mathematics is not completely a part of this time-space bubble? Let's say there is an "outside" for the mathematics similar to w