patrickhogan1

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by patrickhogan1 5mo ago
First data centers, next up: maineframes
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Sales people out in the field selling to enterprises + free credits to get people hooked.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
It’s important to note that hsCRP and C Reactive Protein are 2 different tests.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Fines above $1k must be reported to state bar in CA. So they will know about this one.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
I try to get 20k steps/day (10 miles). The jump from 10k to 20k steps/day was a big improvement: better sleep and clearer thinking. Most of those steps are from walking. It helped sprinkling in some hard efforts (running/bask
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Credit where it’s due: doing live demos is hard. Yesterday didn’t feel staged—it looked like the classic “last-minute tweak, unexpected break.” Most builders have been there. I certainly have (I once spent 6 hours at a hackathon and broke t
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Before dunking on psychology for not replicating, remember this is a cross-discipline problem. In biomedicine, Amgen could reproduce only 6/53 “landmark” preclinical cancer papers and Bayer reported widespread failures.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Here is the prompt I just gave to GPT-5 Pro - its chugging on it. Not sure if it will succeed. Let's see what happens. I did think about converting the PDF to markdown, but figured this prompt is more fair. - You are a gold level math
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
1. What was your prompt? 2. Why did you give it to GPT-5 instead of GPT-5 Thinking or GPT-5 Pro?
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
This is impressive. Here is the published 2025 ICPC World Finals problemset. The "Time limit: X seconds" printed on each ICPC World Finals problem is the maximum runtime your program is allowed. If any judged run of your program t
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
The impact of environment on mental spirals is underrated. I see it clearly in two pickup basketball groups I play with: one where people know your name, greet you warmly, and when you make a mistake they tell you how to improve in a way th
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Looks great. Is it a terminal-based viewer for API specs (like Swagger UI) or a tool for defining APIs that OpenAI can call?
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Good idea. Smart that they can withstand 72-hour power issues. 3 days still seems short, but much better than current. I'm with the mormons on this issue, who emphasize preparedness for emergencies. Typically storing up to a year of no
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Interesting article! I keep second guessing whether it’s worth it to point out mistakes to the LLM for it to improve in the future.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
How is it possible that training is much higher than search for use case?
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
AI, grounded in high-quality data, could run the Fed more effectively. We often over-defer to officials despite a mixed record on inflation control.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
On platforms like Wordpress these headers are settable via SEO plugins. Many sites will roll these headers forward.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
SpaCy was my go to library for NER before GPT 3+. It was 10x better than regex (though you could also include regex within your pipelines. Its annotation tooling was so far ahead. It is still crazy to me that so much of the value in the dat
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
The bigger challenge here is that we already struggle with basic metadata integrity. Sites routinely manipulate creation dates for SEO - I regularly see 5-year-old content timestamped as "published yesterday" to game Google's
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
People dislike the word slop because it sounds harsh. But what’s unique today becomes slop tomorrow, AI or not. Art has meaning. Old buildings feel special because they’re rare. If there were a thousand Golden Gate Bridges, the first wouldn
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Allan Schnaiberg's concept of the treadmill of production where actors are perpetually driven to accumulate capital and expand the market in an effort to maintain relative economic and social position. Interesting that radical abundanc
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
12B model
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Why are many shippers still getting everything through? Are they using tech like Flexport to handle the complexity? Is this a situation where if you abide by the letter of the law without tech it doesn’t work, where if you use software and&
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Something changed about 1 year ago where the spam calls I get are 10x higher than in the past. It got so bad I had to change how I use my phone. Any caller not in my contact list goes immediately to voicemail. I’ve tried several robocall bl
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Same experience as you.
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
This issue arises only when permission settings are loose. But the trend is toward more agentic systems that often require looser permissions to function. For example, imagine a humanoid robot whose job is to bring in packages from your fro
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Sauce Labs is excellent. I've actually used it extensively myself (not sure why BrowserStack came to mind first). I remember Sauce Labs was super active in the SF Selenium community and the Selenium meetups. Just checked my emails. Goo
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
I get that drawing historical boundaries is arbitrary, but Selenium is a really good prior. Selenium offered headless mode and integrated with 3rd party providers like BrowserStack, which ran acceptance tests in parallel in the cloud. It se
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Selenium was very usable before 2011. This post is like saying Grafana and not mentioning Nagios
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by patrickhogan1 1y ago
Hack the planet

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