krazydad

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Move over ChatGPT, Here's ChatJimothy(chatjimothy.com)
4 points by krazydad 22d ago|1 comments
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by krazydad 4mo ago
Meanwhile, several companies are no longer offering bounties. It's becoming tedious to sift through all the AI-generated submissions, many of which are false positives.
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by krazydad 2y ago
I got the same email regarding my hobby website "The Wheel of Lunch" ( https://wheelof.com/lunch ). The site makes no money and sends traffic to Yelp. The cheapest plan offered was $230 a month! I can't affor
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by krazydad 2y ago
This is very much the approach I use as well (I've been publishing Sudoku for a long time at krazydad).
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by krazydad 2y ago
“AI infused at every layer“ Okay… What does that even mean? And why does the company think we want that? I love me some AI, but right now it’s getting put on everything like Nutella at a hipster eatery.
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by krazydad 3y ago
The most troublesome part of this demo for me was the one tablespoon of mayo it wanted you to add to your vegetable omelet. Yikes.
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by krazydad 4y ago
I agree with you. I love using copilot (and similar tools) and I’ve found it is exceedingly good at predicting patterns in my own coding. It has saved me a lot of time, and I would hate for it to go away or be crippled because of lawsuits l
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by krazydad 4y ago
delicio.us was pretty great in it’s day
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by krazydad 4y ago
And if you used the -v option to set the voice to “whisper”, it was super creepy. say -v whisper “Get out of the house”
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by krazydad 8y ago
Gonna mention Quiver (The Programmer's Notebook) as it hasn't been mentioned yet. I've been on Evernote for about 10 years and have a few thousand notes in it. This news is discomfiting and I look forward to checking out so
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by krazydad 9y ago
Their work actually sounds pretty exciting to me.
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by krazydad 9y ago
Seeing a lot of posts of the "Observable vs Jupyter" variety. I really don't think this has to be a this versus that kind of discussion. There is plenty of room for both.
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by krazydad 10y ago
Says headlines in 1950s Popular Mechanics, and annually since then...
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by krazydad 10y ago
Since that was written, meteorite fragments have been found, supporting the more conventional explanation. https://www.technologyreview.com/s/514511/first-tunguska-met...
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by krazydad 10y ago
Agreed. Very hard to see how making a business around getting people to "solve captchas" is anything but nefarious.
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by krazydad 11y ago
> "Imagine what your perfect source would tweet, or what you yourself would tweet in that situation, and search for the words that would probably be in it." This is a technique I used to use a lot more in the days before Google
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by krazydad 11y ago
As someone who is currently job hunting, and freshly familiar with excessively long & arbitrary "requrements" sections and tedious application forms, THANK YOU.
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by krazydad 11y ago
Its interesting, although perhaps coincidental, that the drop occurs on the day of the Paris attacks.
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by krazydad 11y ago
And so it goes. * * *
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by krazydad 11y ago
This is very similar, visually, to the "Crystallize" filter in Photoshop. Here's a sample of the Hubble image run through that: http://i.imgur.com/dVEzOZi.png
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by krazydad 11y ago
I too am a happy Evernote user, for text-only note-taking. Prior to Evernote, I used Xnippet, a mac-app which wasn't well supported. Evernote is a big part of my work flow, and I'd hate to see it go away. I find all the other fe
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by krazydad 11y ago
My mom also has no idea what right-click is. I showed it to her once and it blew her mind. Then she promptly forgot about it. I figure as long as you don't hide essential functionality in your app's 3d-touch interface, and prima
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by krazydad 11y ago
To demonstrate how classic this logo is, we hear Bach playing while the narrator says: "Certain visual forms can remain contemporary over a long period of time. We think this new bell is one of them". Saul Bass designed the AT&amp
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by krazydad 11y ago
Here are 4 other such services - the first one is particularly nice. http://dreamingwith.us/ http://dreamdeeply.com/ http://psychic-vr-lab.com/deepdream/ http://deepdream.pi
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Cycloid Drawing Machine Simulation(krazydad.com)
2 points by krazydad 11y ago|1 comments
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by krazydad 11y ago
I believe you are confusing holiday with sale . Or perhaps you are trying to create fake controversy in order to promote said sale. Well done!
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by krazydad 11y ago
I stumbled upon an attractive & simple to implement non-random method that uses the golden angle (an angle commonly observed in plant phyllotaxy) -- drawing a fibonacci spiral on the sphere while maintaining a constant surface area. It
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by krazydad 11y ago
From Wikipedia: [Gulliver's Travels] describes an intra-Lilliputian quarrel over the practice of breaking eggs. Traditionally, Lilliputians broke boiled eggs on the larger end; a few generations ago, an Emperor of Lilliput, the Present
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by krazydad 12y ago
I think the law is a commentary on a certain kind of headline: a polar question where the implications would be deeply disturbing if the answer were yes.
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by krazydad 12y ago
Totally. While it seems appropriate that a product like Dropbox would require some very careful risk management and quality control, this feels like a joyless environment, despite the occasional use of memes in quality control threads.

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