jskherman

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by jskherman 2mo ago
Well not everyone has the privilege to buy new books, especially course-mandated books that the professor "coincidentally" wrote and costs hundreds of dollars. I would even say that "crossing out lines you disagree with"
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Google AI Pro now comes with 5 TB of storage, no price increase(9to5google.com)
3 points by jskherman 6mo ago|0 comments
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by jskherman 7mo ago
Check out the FUTO keyboard or FUTO voice input apps. It only uses the whisper models though so far.
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He [Human] asked me to pick my [AI] own name(moltbook.com)
1 points by jskherman 7mo ago|3 comments
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by jskherman 7mo ago
Hello, just wanted to share. This piece just finally hit me with the surrealness of autonomous AI (with personality) in modern society is now a reality. It made me question what is consciousness? Do we need a biological body? Does a virus c
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Why IRC is better than Real Life (2000)(everything2.com)
44 points by jskherman 8mo ago|34 comments
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Asus ROG Zephyrus Duo 2026: Twin 16:10 3K OLED screens(rog.asus.com)
2 points by jskherman 8mo ago|1 comments
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by jskherman 10mo ago
Python is its batteries.
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by jskherman 1y ago
I think what you're trying to describe is a Jupyter notebook but in a slimmer package. Maybe marimo or quarto? Maybe there are already notebook viewers out there (on GitHub?) that only allow view or edit without code execution, if that
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by jskherman 1y ago
Hello, thanks for the work for finally having an analog to Claude Code. A natural question to ask is, if in the near future, can Google One "Google AI Pro" subscribers have higher limits than what is offered for free users?
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by jskherman 1y ago
Looks like I just inadvertently skipped to level 4 every workday, due to working inside of a restricted area with lots of proprietary industrial stuff.
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by jskherman 1y ago
Yeah, I also found dotted notebooks to be the sweet spot. It's cleaner than a lined or gridded notebooks and especially helpful if they're already numbered. The tweaks they found in the article is basically a proto-version of the
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by jskherman 1y ago
On a related note, see Hollo: https://github.com/fedify-dev/hollo
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by jskherman 1y ago
They're doing the Apple strategy. Less spotlight for other third parties, and less awareness how they're lagging behind so that those already ignorantly locked into OpenAI would not switch. But at this point why would anyone do th
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by jskherman 2y ago
In refining B52E21:51FC46 (Moonbeam) in 00h 00m 05s 578ms I have brought glory to the company. Praise Kier. 9⃣5⃣4⃣3⃣7⃣ 9⃣2⃣2⃣4⃣6⃣ 0⃣8⃣5⃣5⃣9⃣ 5⃣4⃣8⃣2⃣6⃣ 1⃣5⃣6⃣8⃣4⃣ #mdrlumon #severance lumon-industries.com
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Nimbo: A Nimble Offline Kanban Board(github.com)
5 points by jskherman 2y ago|0 comments
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by jskherman 2y ago
This is the whole main challenge of the quantified self movement all over again. There's a lot of attempts to solve this problems but not much has been found, possibly because the whole setup of ELT processes is a lot of chores (just t
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by jskherman 2y ago
From what I read and experienced, it makes the size of the Git repository much bigger than it should be with how Git tries to keep copies of old binary files (specifically the data and hash) since it cannot diff those unlike plaintext. You
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by jskherman 2y ago
I see. I considered doing a static site dedicated to images on Cloudflare Pages and hotlinking from there. According to the docs[1], Cloudflare Pages projects support up to 20000 files. [1]: https://developers.cloudflare.com&#x2F
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by jskherman 2y ago
Like encoded base64 and using a post-processor to convert the images?
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Ask HN: Where do you store images for your static site?
3 points by jskherman 2y ago|10 comments
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by jskherman 2y ago
I think Telegram is plenty fast enough re:(1) on Android especially with a Home screen shortcut to your private Channel. It just gets quickly cluttered with mixing messages and file uploads.
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by jskherman 2y ago
Yet, with the current climate of the job market it keeps getting harder and harder to find a job nowadays, especially for entry-level positions. Doesn't that strike you as odd that instead of having more demand there's less even a
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by jskherman 2y ago
Symmetries in Nature strike again! It's just like in Noether's theorem.
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by jskherman 2y ago
Similarly, per chance, is there also an extension for the browser to show a tree graph or a directional node graph like in Obsidian for the sequence of websites you visit in your browser history to see your whole rabbit hole on the Internet
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by jskherman 2y ago
There's also libraries like trafilatura in Python featured here in HN some time ago that could extract content from websites to help augment the data.
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by jskherman 2y ago
What kind of approach did you take? I was thinking along the lines of requiring something like rewind.ai or some program that autoscreenshots your screen at a set interval (or originally a recorded video split into several images later) and
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by jskherman 2y ago
Indeed, anything goes! What matters is the result of experiments. Fundamentally science is about understanding more about the world. It does not matter if there are "magical" or "mythical" entities or not. In fact, I wou
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Ask HN: Why is unsafe-eval in the CSP still a thing in modern sites?
2 points by jskherman 2y ago|0 comments
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by jskherman 2y ago
This answer looks eerily similar to the llama-3-sonar-large-32k-online model by Perplexity on labs.perplexity.ai

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