hugeBirb

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by hugeBirb 7d ago
Lmao what are you talking about? Obviously this is all subjective. They're unique looking, maybe not your taste but clown car?... so dramatic.
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by hugeBirb 20d ago
If I am to believe that I am a visualizer. No, not really. With the negative "after image" it's almost like an artifact in your physical vision. More like seeing a floater IMO. But with the "mind's eye" it&#x27
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by hugeBirb 3mo ago
Always exciting to see a former professor on the front page and always an enjoyable read Mr. Gross!
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by hugeBirb 3mo ago
Yes I know. There's no nuance on HN. I was using it as a metaphor to show that this person has no idea what they're doing. Which is a huge difference from someone deeply knowing the codebase and tech it'll sit on to make an e
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by hugeBirb 3mo ago
What type of applications are y'all seeing from LLMs? Anecdotally the only thing that has changed for me is the ability to output more code. That's not software. My coworker is a 10x vibe-coder and his flagship application is held
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by hugeBirb 5mo ago
You are a deeply unserious person :'D
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by hugeBirb 5mo ago
Bob: "I hate <company> and what they're doing to this cute fluffy animal I would like to do things to stop that" Tom: "Well actually they're not nearly as bad as <other company> to said fluffy creature a
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by hugeBirb 5mo ago
I'm not sure if this is the one you are talking about but I remember seeing this a little while ago. https://mtmc.cs.montana.edu/
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by hugeBirb 5mo ago
Ah, slopper is hilarious. Too long has the title of builder just been an excuse to make dog shit UI and excusing yourself. If you're going to build user-facing tools, good UI/UX is a requirement not an option. Couldn't imagin
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by hugeBirb 6mo ago
Not that it matters at this point but the hegelian dialectic is not thesis, antithesis and synthesis. Usually attributed to Hegel but as I understand it he actually pushed back on this mechanical view of it all and his views on these transi
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by hugeBirb 8mo ago
I fear a motorcycle blasting down my street at 10pm. What's the difference. Once my cats realized the robo vac won't hurt them they don't even move for it anymore... Seems intelligent to initially be terrified of something a
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by hugeBirb 8mo ago
Having spent my entire life around cows I can say there's a great deal of evidence that cows are quite intelligent. Most of the time when people say they're dumb it's because they're hindering a human from forcing them t
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by hugeBirb 8mo ago
Idk I guess that's really up for you to decide. My opinion is that behavior seems very uhhh instinctual? Like if they were eating something that was running away from them I'm sure they would employ a similar tactic/behavior.
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by hugeBirb 8mo ago
Maybe that's why they try to sleep directly on my neck every night. Always plotting something
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by hugeBirb 8mo ago
"This behavior is quite common..." is very misleading. This specific behavior is not common. Scratching an itch does not equal using a tool to scratch an itch. Every animal I've seen in nature knows how to use external sta
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by hugeBirb 9mo ago
What an idiotic opinion
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by hugeBirb 10mo ago
This is so naive. No amount of money could force me to work for a company I didn't agree with morally, if I am able to "command" a higher salary I can command it elsewhere. And less susceptible to bribery? I can guarantee you
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by hugeBirb 10mo ago
"trying to evaluate...". Normal people aren't trying to evaluate becoming a politician. It's a lifelong career for most people and you think the lunch lady or librarian who constantly gives back to their community was ev
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by hugeBirb 10mo ago
Braindead to think salary is somehow attached to morality. I would say some of the most immoral people are people with a lot of money, and there are countless examples of that.
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by hugeBirb 10mo ago
Why would we pay them more? The people who are in Congress for the money are the exact type of people I don't want in Congress.
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by hugeBirb 10mo ago
The nice thing that I've found with Kagi is the AI summarization has to be intentional. Sometimes I don't care and just want a simple answer to a search type question tossing a question mark at the end is a super simple way to int
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by hugeBirb 1y ago
This is an extremely limiting view. They are both CSS at the end of the day. If extracting the complicated inline TailwindCSS class to its own vanilla CSS class makes sense for readability then what's the harm? You could also just defi
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by hugeBirb 1y ago
I don't understand the point of the rule sets and constant classes? TailwindCSS still obeys the same specificity rules of CSS so instead of `font-medium` on every <a> tag under nav why not just put `font-medium` on the parent &lt
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by hugeBirb 1y ago
I've been trying to tackle this exact problem. Current process is to use exa.ai to collect a wide breadth of research papers. Do a summarization pass and convert to markdown. Search for more specific terms then give the relevant papers
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by hugeBirb 1y ago
White noise and wave sounds != A motorcycle with the loudest exhaust imaginable blasting by your house going 100mph at 3am