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by run2arun 2mo ago
Arts & Letters Daily - https://www.aldaily.com/ . Not a blog though. Might have AI-related articles but covered from a non-tech angle.
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Developer's Guide to AI Agent Protocols(developers.googleblog.com)
2 points by run2arun 6mo ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What is the best thing you read in 2024?
1 points by run2arun 2y ago|1 comments
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by run2arun 2y ago
to me, * obstinate: same responses/approach even when presented with new information * persistent: updated responses/approach when presented with new information
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by run2arun 3y ago
Altman and co. will continue in Microsoft making Office etc better. OpenAI will just go to Elon Musk and he will pull the strings there.
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by run2arun 3y ago
Others have talked very well about the concept of self, so I won't. I just wanted to add that we feel like there should be some meaning to our lives, make an impact that will be remembered for a long time. Sure, fine things to pursue b
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by run2arun 3y ago
I would say don't let the hype bring you down. A very large general solution can never suit every single use-case that exists out there. In fact, you should think about bringing in an LLM-based solution as well. If you can't beat
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by run2arun 4y ago
You can find many more via https://www.aldaily.com
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by run2arun 4y ago
That's also how you get into a bubble. If you are a true seeker, what you want is authentic and original thinking which challenges your beliefs.
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by run2arun 4y ago
A word game I made last holidays that's fully free: https://wordmaze.click . Similar to wordle. Thinking of putting this in App Store. Do you think it's worth it?
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Show HN: Made a Game Like Wordle. Feedback welcome!(wordmaze.click)
1 points by run2arun 4y ago|0 comments
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by run2arun 5y ago
Find out how to run unit tests in your project and then find interesting unit tests to run. Set break points preferably at some launch points of your code and debug through unit tests. The process will take you through relevant parts of the
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Google employees angered by search giant's 'hypocritical' remote work policies(cnet.com)
21 points by run2arun 5y ago|8 comments
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Bill Gates Impeded Global Access to Covid Vaccines(newrepublic.com)
11 points by run2arun 5y ago|0 comments
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by run2arun 6y ago
People that do not work in tech do not follow tech news closely. They are happy to use Facebook for the social features it offers. They wouldn't have heard of problems with Cambridge Analytica, hearings in the Senate, tech over-reach e
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by run2arun 6y ago
The author has tweeted why he took out the Substack article: https://twitter.com/MichaelOChurch/status/133604413712937369... . Took down that Substack not out of cowardice but b/c: (1) Though I've endure
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Down with Slack(newrepublic.com)
2 points by run2arun 6y ago|0 comments
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by run2arun 6y ago
I agree you did not mention tech. That was my secondary observation regarding the overall issue. Your original comment reads: > African Americans are 13% of the US Population. Isn't it reasonable to aspire to have at least 13% of A
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by run2arun 6y ago
The tech population need not reflect a similar proportion ever. It depends on people's individual interests, who different cultures follow as role models etc. This question somehow only arises in tech. No one cares about making races e
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by run2arun 6y ago
It's not reasonable to use the general population as the reference. Should NBA players' races reflect the general population's? There are better references like the number of African Americans graduating with computer science
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by run2arun 6y ago
No one has talked about An Artist of the Floating World here. I'll try without giving too much away and taking away the potential enjoyment of someone who could read it in future. So much of what we read, fact and fiction, stands on th
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by run2arun 6y ago
Like Chai Tea. Chai means Tea in Hindi.
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by run2arun 6y ago
This is not a serious article. There are many topics they could have discussed in depth but the biggest miss for me is that they did not talk about human psychology. Human brains are not evolved to handle a million years of noise and notifi
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by run2arun 6y ago
For that specific use case, you can try the intitle keyword site:news.ycombinator.com intitle:"some term"
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by run2arun 6y ago
It is fine to be interested in many things and to not to know everything about those things deeply. It is a matter of time. It is highly likely that if you put in another 10 years in this industry you will know far more about most things in
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by run2arun 6y ago
https://www.aldaily.com - I've been going here for more than fifteen years now. It's a great way for me to keep in touch with the literary world both contemporary as well as classics.
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by run2arun 6y ago
Nobel prizes, atleast in Literature, are given for a body of work and bodies of work take decades to create. Every decade, approximately, is different and every generation is very different. American literature has often been blamed for bei
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by run2arun 6y ago
I had the exact same experience with DeLillo. The opening scenes with the boy travelling in trains with his face glued to the window as the train "smashed through the darkness" got me since I used to travel by suburban trains a lo
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by run2arun 7y ago
This will probably get down-voted by the hacker news crowd. Information aggregation from diverse sources to construct a comprehensive knowledge graph in our heads and hence further and deepen our understanding of this world and the context