educasean

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by educasean 12d ago
By this standard, no computer has ever accomplished anything, because humans built the computer. AI bubble about to burst any second now.
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by educasean 26d ago
Learning isn't boring. Homework is incredibly boring. They aren't assigned based on each student's understanding and mastery of the subject. They're assigned based on the lowest common denominator. It's an incredibl
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by educasean 5mo ago
> human problems can't be solved with technology How are you defining technology? How are you defining human problems? Inventions are created to solve human problems, not theoretical problems of fictional universe. Do X-rays, refrig
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by educasean 7mo ago
All corporations are to an extent. It’s a question of magnitude, not absolutes. You, too, are driven by money. Yet I’m certain you maintain a set of principles and values. Let’s keep the discussion productive yeah?
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by educasean 8mo ago
I understand the ultimate end goal to be simulation of life. A near perfect replica of the real world we can use to simulate and test medicine, economy, and social impact.
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by educasean 8mo ago
I actually do not really mean what I wrote. I disliked what the commenter had to say about other people's social skills in a different thread and wanted to get one in. Not my most mature moment.
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by educasean 8mo ago
Perhaps it may help to work on your social skills with more intent. People who often find themselves disrespected at work aren't always bad performers but they do tend to have large social blind spots they themselves aren't aware
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by educasean 8mo ago
Your brain on calculators. We find that people having to perform mental arithmetics as opposed to people using calculators exhibited more neural activities. They were also able to recall the specific numbers in the equations more. ... So wh
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by educasean 8mo ago
Charlie Brown does feel more like a symbol of a bygone era rather than an embodiment of the 21st century American psyche
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by educasean 8mo ago
Is this an education problem? Should the general public be more diligent in checking the sender domain of the emails they read? Is this a UX issue? Should email clients highlight and emphasize the sender domain more than their display name?
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by educasean 8mo ago
I see no downsides. Seems like an actually useful udea.
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by educasean 11mo ago
The debate around whether or not transformer-architecture-based AIs can "think" or not is so exhausting and I'm over it. What's much more interesting is the question of "If what LLMs do today isn't actual think
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by educasean 11mo ago
Google Stadia. They had built a solid streaming platform for low latency cloud gaming but failed hard on actually having interesting games to play on it. You just can't launch a gaming platform with a handful of games that have been av
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by educasean 1y ago
Wow. Either you're extremely unlucky or I'm extremely lucky. I'm still using my Pixel 6 pro and have had zero hardware issues with this phone or my previous pixel 4.
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by educasean 1y ago
Appreciate the fact digging!
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by educasean 1y ago
MAGA
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by educasean 1y ago
and I'd be against
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by educasean 1y ago
Let's blind all kids. Anyone who is opposed must believe that a non-zero chance of a child seeing two women have sex and eat turds is normal and healthy.
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by educasean 1y ago
Did you end up presenting the evidence? I'm following the discussion a few days too late, so my apologies if you've already linked to the evidence and ended up deleting it after.
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by educasean 1y ago
The example sprites aren't loading for me. I see original panda and the female ninja graphics, but the 6 sprite boxes are empty.
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by educasean 1y ago
I can picture my wife's dead grandfather in my head. When I do, I can almost hear his gruff voice and the mannerisms with which he spoke. My mind also immediately conjured up an image of his garden full of cacti, and the yellow wooden
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by educasean 1y ago
Bullet point driven software development always results in apps with terrible UX. Tale as old as time.
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by educasean 1y ago
Person endorsement for Sir Kensington's ketchup. I find it to be a noticeable improvement over Heinz.
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by educasean 1y ago
The worry isn't that you'll find an AI sitting on the chair that a radiologist used to sit. It's that the entire field of radiology gets reduced down to a button click on a software. The other doctors will still be there for
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by educasean 1y ago
You might appreciate this article: https://www.quantamagazine.org/when-chatgpt-broke-an-entire-...
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by educasean 1y ago
Congrats to both Census and Fivetran. Census has an amazing product and very good people. Excited to see what's coming next from y'all
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by educasean 1y ago
You could say the same about most Internet activity: busy people don't have time to post on HN, or make stupid LinkedIn posts. Yet here we all are, reading and writing despite our busy startup lives.
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by educasean 1y ago
It took me a long time to master the pen tool in Photoshop. I don't mean that I spent a weekend and learned how it worked. I meant that out of all the graphic designers at the agency I was working for, I was the designer who had the mo
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by educasean 1y ago
Imagine if he stays and obtains some critical information that later happens to get leaked. You're now a prime suspect for the leak, possibly facing charges of something like treason. I think leaving was the wise choice.
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by educasean 2y ago
How I used to dream of a technology that would one day enable this. Kudos on your release!

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