nemesis17

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by nemesis17 14d ago
I suck at prompting: Create a realistic animation of tying a Matthew Walker knot. Didn't get it right the first time and adversarial review self-corrected it.
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The Double Matthew Walker Knot by Fable 5.1(claude.ai)
20 points by nemesis17 15d ago|9 comments
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by nemesis17 15d ago
This knot is tricky to tie, you can't just "tug" the ends. It requires patience and precision.
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by nemesis17 19d ago
I feel the same empowerment. LLMs allow me to tap into my second-order knowledge.
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by nemesis17 26d ago
Worth reading Leveson’s works on safety engineering.
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by nemesis17 2mo ago
Back in the day when I played HU Hyper-Turbos on Pokerstars I created one of these in Mathematica (not as fancy with Monte-Carlo)
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by nemesis17 2y ago
Our 3.5 friend was named after him.
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by nemesis17 2y ago
With the shit show that the current tech industry has turned into, unionization is crucial. US has a very low percentage of unionized workers compared to Iceland, Finland and Scandinavian countries for instance. Time to change and make our
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by nemesis17 2y ago
Happy to see this! Very neat! On my last gig, I was one of the contributors for the govuk components using playframework/twirl: https://github.com/hmrc/play-frontend-hmrc .
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by nemesis17 2y ago
This is great. Top-down break down followed by bottom-up building. Resonates of the approach advocated by Paul Graham for building software in the book On Lisp.
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The Forgetting Curve(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by nemesis17 3y ago|0 comments
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by nemesis17 3y ago
This was the first Common Lisp book I studied back in the 90s. Two of my Professors had done early work in AI and started a successful company that still runs on CL: https://www.siscog.pt/en-gb/