sblawrie

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by sblawrie 8mo ago
Do the players (LLMs) have memory of how prior hands were played by their opponents, or know their VPIP and PFR percentages? Or is each hand stateless?
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by sblawrie 1y ago
You can spin up the Cursor CLI inside the terminal of your IDE of choice and not be tethered to Claude's models.
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by sblawrie 7y ago
Uber rides are incredibly cheap in Colombia, too. A 20 minute uberX ride across Medellin probably costs around $4.
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by sblawrie 8y ago
Cool - bookmarked!
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by sblawrie 9y ago
Red Ampersand | Jr. Full Stack Developer | Los Angeles, CA | ONSITE full-time We're a small team running a suite of brands for screenwriting, the most prominent of which is a two-sided marketplace for feedback on screenplays. If you li
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by sblawrie 9y ago
"necessary" is spelled "neccesary" on the homepage
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by sblawrie 10y ago
Of those, Paid SEO's worked the best, but I forgot to mention we also pay for email blasts to subscribers of other screenwriting related blogs and services, and that's really been the most effective. 5 pages of notes takes a reade
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by sblawrie 10y ago
A friend and I have been running WeScreenplay ( https://www.wescreenplay.com ), a very niche service for screenwriters, for about 2.5 years now. I recently separated the backend platform that manages and coordinates everything an
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by sblawrie 10y ago
I tried switching over from Spotify to Apple Music when someone in my family bought a family plan and it became free for me, but after a few months I switched back to paid Spotify. For me, free Apple Music < Paying for Spotify. I just
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by sblawrie 11y ago
Typo: "We beleive they should meet more often and we are making it happen here!" "Beleive" is spelled wrong
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by sblawrie 11y ago
But all of these just hand you back a token which you then have to pass to your server for actually processing the charge. What if you don't want to set up any server-side code? Or am I missing something...
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by sblawrie 11y ago
What if you just need a page (the page can be external to your own site) that accepts payment and emails you a receipt, and you don't want to write any server-side code? Can Stripe do that the way PayPal can?
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by sblawrie 11y ago
It's called subsidizing a positive externality, and it actually creates utility and eliminates deadweight loss. It's not "government welfare", it's the economically wise thing to do! http://www.economics
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by sblawrie 12y ago
I want you to know that this post reminded me of a blog I had set up several years ago and placed some affiliate ads on. The site has been down for years, but I figured I'd log in to the affiliate dashboard to see if any users who sig
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by sblawrie 12y ago
Packaging = Marketing. It's expensive, but it makes your product seem better to the end user. Yes, Apple has more money to spend on marketing, and your small startup can't compete on that front.
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by sblawrie 12y ago
Did you use any libraries for the dashboard? I'd be interested in setting something like this up at my company, too.
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by sblawrie 12y ago
"the shadow of moral hazard darkens" - are you referring to this definition of "moral hazard"? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_hazard If not, can you clarify what you mean?
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Illusions(georgeschoolvoices.wordpress.com)
1 points by sblawrie 12y ago|0 comments
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The Code of Life(nytimes.com)
34 points by sblawrie 13y ago|4 comments
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by sblawrie 13y ago
Panayotis, you spelled the word "intellectual" wrong on your homepage.
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by sblawrie 13y ago
It took me about 30 seconds to figure out what your product does. You might want to move the bit about your partners to the bottom of the homepage and the stuff about the product and its features to the top of the page. I don't reall
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by sblawrie 13y ago
The beauty of the iPhone is that the keyboard goes away when you don't need it. That's why qwerty sliders are obsolete - they're there whether or not you want them.
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Internet Archive building damaged by fire(bbc.co.uk)
58 points by sblawrie 13y ago|9 comments
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by sblawrie 13y ago
This is a really good outline of the steps it takes to bootstrap a software development career. Succinct and useful. "My initial plan wasn't to work as a developer indefinitely, but rather to stay on the tech side for at least tw
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by sblawrie 13y ago
The show "To Catch a Predator" usually claims that the predators they catch are convicted in the footnotes at the end of the show. None of these predators actually engaged in any acts -- rather, it is always the intent they are b
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by sblawrie 13y ago
My company has straight up told me that they know I'm a "flight risk". I've been there for a year and a half, and they know I'm looking to do "bigger" things then what I currently work on. So, they'v
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by sblawrie 13y ago
'One of the most interesting things I've noticed, though, is the reaction others have when I tell them I go to parties or bars by myself (or even to dinner or to movies alone). They're taken aback, and they almost try to marg
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by sblawrie 13y ago
Neat story. Do you run the notebooks through some sort of OCR, like you mentioned in your Gchat conversation, or did you scrap that?
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Noob to Ninja in 8 Months(medium.com)
2 points by sblawrie 13y ago|4 comments
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by sblawrie 13y ago
I'd be surprised if this were actually the exploit. If it were, I don't think it would have stayed undiscovered for so long. I'm sure that changing the "xhpc_targetid" was one component of the hack, but some of th

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