relaytheurgency

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by relaytheurgency 10mo ago
I feel similarly. If you're working with some relatively niche APIs on services that don't get seen by the public, the AI isn't one-shotting anything. But I still find it helpful to generate some crap that I can then feel goo
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by relaytheurgency 1y ago
Right. The "reasoning" is an illusion. It's another hype generation tool.
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by relaytheurgency 3y ago
https://jrnl.sh/en/stable/ I feel like this tool is similar in spirit to this idea.
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by relaytheurgency 3y ago
Very off putting. I hate to admit that I stopped reading afterward. I don't like to be that way, but there's a lot to read out here.
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by relaytheurgency 3y ago
Maybe some STEM, maybe lower level courses. I went to a large school and there were maybe 14 people in most of my upper level classes for my degree.
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by relaytheurgency 4y ago
I'm not sure if you're arguing for or against it, but for those who don't know, this is at its core sleep training. It doesn't require a parent to just throw their child into a crib, slam the door, and put in ear plugs.
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by relaytheurgency 4y ago
I can't speak to a doctoral level of knowledge, it's probably not really formalized and will differ on your specialization. But just for my bachelor's degree I took the following courses: Calculus 1, Calculus 2, Vector Calcul
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by relaytheurgency 4y ago
This video had me laughing a bit. I live in Kansas City and will fully admit it's not a model for anything good. But the shot of a Home Depot parking lot off of the Grandview Triangle as an example of my city? It's bogus. I live i
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by relaytheurgency 5y ago
What is the US doing exactly?
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by relaytheurgency 5y ago
I don't think the opinion about the source is appropriate on Hacker News, but I can concur the child care problem is real and difficult. My child's classroom closed for a week because of a positive case. My child tested negative,
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by relaytheurgency 5y ago
Where are you getting the 8 hours from? A car that gets 30 mpg with a 14 gallon tank can _drive_ for nearly 8 hours at 60 mph. That same car may burn (on the highest end) 1/2 a gallon an hour idling which would be more than 24 hours of
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by relaytheurgency 6y ago
I definitely agree with this. The one thing that I hoped would prove useful from these programs vs IRC was the idea of a persistent, searchable, history. However my experience has been not great. Searching history often just brings up unrel
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by relaytheurgency 8y ago
My father in law developed a nasty necrotic wound that everyone assumed was a brown recluse bite. But it kept getting worse and worse no matter what treatment options they tried. Turned out he had leishmaniasis. Of course no one considered
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
How many teachers are there in this country? Safe, seasonal work isn't exactly common but it's certainly not shirked due to not being busy for 3 months. A lot of teachers find that to be a benefit.
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
The decline in equipment deaths and injuries is mostly due to automation. Not nearly as many people with their hands near a PTO as there used to be.
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
Farming is one of the most dangerous jobs in the US. There are reasons aside from money that people choose to pursue other careers.
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
There's always a better option if you like metrics: instantwatcher.com sorts Netflix/Amazon content with a variety of external metrics like IMDB score etc. It's pretty great if you are just browsing (rather than seeking recom
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
I've been on sites that won't allow you to paste a password in. It's so ridiculous.
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
I wonder why people still think that their passwords are stored on the external site. It's explained on the "how this works" or whatever for most services like LastPass.
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
Was there some complaint from another team or something? That is just so illogical.
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
Just curious, what part of the US do you live in?
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
You would have to assume that all drug offenses were Marijuana related given the numbers. I think hundreds of thousands is more likely.
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
If google home uses the same tech as google now, I've told my phone to specifically play songs on spotify before as opposed to play music.
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
Yes I agree, sorry I thought people were just talking about a light pack. By that measurement, the Ikea bag is in a similar situation. It doesn't look much larger, maybe 22L?
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
I use this as an ultralight pack: https://www.rei.com/product/892074/rei-flash-18-pack
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
About cosmetics/supplements? Sure. I think there's basically a 0% chance that I'm not buying Ibuprofen when I try to, though.
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
How is the electricity in Oregon generated? I wonder what the carbon footprint of running an electric vehicle on coal is, especially when you include mining Lithium etc.
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
I've put multiple pairs of earbuds through the washer and the dryer and they work just as well (and are cleaner!) as they did before. I don't see that happening with AirPods.
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
Android doesn't have three-clicks on headphones for going back one track. That's not superior by any means. I use both (Android for personal, iPhone for work) and I definitely prefer iOS. Android is cool, I can do a lot with it, b
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by relaytheurgency 10y ago
Right, I feel like we're back in the days before iPhone when so many different companies were coming out with lame gimmicks to sell their flip phones and sliders that were all virtually identical. Maybe we're stuck here until wear

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