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Autogenic Training(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by sarreph 8d ago|0 comments
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UK residents warned to stock up on food due to El Niño(bbc.co.uk)
5 points by sarreph 12d ago|2 comments
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by sarreph 13d ago
LLMs being used as a tool in general (and in the future) to automate creation and maintenance of software is not mutually exclusive to one person using LLMs to create an article.
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by sarreph 13d ago
I really like the premise of this article because I am intensely interested in learning about software factories. As much as "software factory" is a buzzword, it's still SOTA and it's absolutely going to happen / ke
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by sarreph 14d ago
> What did you need to write with golang? This is a great follow-up that I don't have a satisfactory answer for, because I can't really recall. I _think_ I was trying to do something with Firebase w/ high parallelism using
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by sarreph 14d ago
The most enlightening experience I had from programming was picking up Elixir for Advent of Code[0] 3 years ago. At that point in my career, I knew what I was doing and had built various apps and systems. TypeScript and React was my safe-
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by sarreph 21d ago
I'm glad to hear it was captivating, thank you!
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by sarreph 21d ago
Thank you for reading it, I appreciate it.
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by sarreph 21d ago
Missed this after posting last week. Thank you for trying it out!
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by sarreph 21d ago
As a huge Black Mirror fan this is the highest praise -- glad to hear it brought you some entertainment.
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by sarreph 21d ago
> were you influenced by personal events to write it? I tried to build a Polymarket bot during Christmas break last year, and didn't get as far as I'd have liked to. But I spent a lot of time thinking about prediction markets t
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by sarreph 21d ago
> The lists page is a brilliant idea and I might steal it from you. You should! Tom MacWright's website[0] was a big influence on the design of my site. I especially took inspiration from how they structure their reading list and ho
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by sarreph 21d ago
> I actually had to look up "Come bet on Aaron’s life with us" to make sure it wasn't real. Another commenter suggested I could have made a parody site / post -- maybe an idea for next time... > I also liked your W
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by sarreph 21d ago
Ah cheers, James!
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by sarreph 21d ago
Very kind of you to say. Also see a lot of comments echoing your point about missing the fact that it was fiction... Next post might have a stronger disclaimer! (But I fear it actually worked in my favour here)
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by sarreph 21d ago
Haha even though you almost missed your stop I'm glad I made something that captivated you!
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by sarreph 21d ago
> seem to advert an urge to apologize for ... something. I wonder what that is!? I'm not sure I would have a satisfactory answer for that one, I'm afraid. Thank you nonetheless!
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by sarreph 21d ago
Appreciate the Slow Horses reference, I can sort of see that too actually!
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by sarreph 21d ago
Thank you, Aaron! :)
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by sarreph 21d ago
> I was about to search for the Aron's website. It did cross my mind when I originally wrote this piece to make a parody website, but I forgot to and think it's a little late now... Thanks for your words!
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by sarreph 21d ago
Thank you for your feedback! > Something about narrator felt like they weren't a real character and the whole story was just Aaron's third person. That wasn't my intention, but others have pointed out the passiveness of th
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by sarreph 21d ago
I have not heard of The Sun (only the UK tabloid!) -- thank you for sharing that. I will submit my story there!
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by sarreph 21d ago
I'm glad I was able to give you something enjoyable to read! Thank you.
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by sarreph 21d ago
Thanks for flagging. Should be fixed now! I think it was some regions in Cloudflare (in this case a European one) not having all of the static `vinext` JS files ready immediately at deploy time, and then a `404` on that region sticking arou
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by sarreph 22d ago
That’s awesome to hear, thank you.
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by sarreph 22d ago
Haha I have not heard of the Shaggy Dog trope! (Or it’s only very vaguely familiar) I agree with you that the ending is a bit rushed, which I think can come off as forced. I’d like to blame the word count for the competition I submitted thi
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by sarreph 22d ago
I’ve not seen this before. Added to my watchlist!
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by sarreph 22d ago
Notice another commenter saying similar, thanks for the data.
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by sarreph 22d ago
It’s hard to tell how spontaneous this error is as I’ve only just launched this website, but will try to see if there’s a fix for it — thanks for the data!
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by sarreph 22d ago
> I also didn't see the notice it was a short story. I'm starting to think perhaps I could have made the callout at the top a little clearer :) Thank you for your words above also.

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