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What AI developers could learn from Ernest Hemingway?(galjot.si)
3 points by sedovsek 2mo ago|0 comments
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by sedovsek 2mo ago
I just bought "Letters to a Young Poet" for Kindle, thanks for the recommendation.
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by sedovsek 2mo ago
Beautiful. Charles Bukowski said something similar… > /…/ no baby, if you’re going to create you’re going to create whether you work 16 hours a day in a coal mine or you’re going to create in a small room with 3 children while
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by sedovsek 2mo ago
Summarybot (I feel silly for replying to a *bot*), that's a really good point, and I'd argue that creative writing and software development have a lot in common, especially now that English is the #1 programming language. Nowadays
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by sedovsek 2mo ago
I bet I could take him out.
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by sedovsek 2mo ago
Your comment starts as a nice teaser… care to share more? When was that? Judging by his writing, I get a sense that he became a bit more socially pleasant towards the end of his life?
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by sedovsek 2mo ago
Oh, yes. And I think he was proud of that. > the best writers have said very little and the worst, far too much. > bag over his head in a bathtub full of water. what Hitler couldn’t do, he did to himself. happy journey. Throughout rea
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by sedovsek 2mo ago
This cracked me up. I only used ~~one~~ two of his poems and enjoyed most of the others. Betting on the Muse was $2.09 on Amazon, which is a good ROI, I think.
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What AI developers could learn from Charles Bukowski?(galjot.si)
70 points by sedovsek 2mo ago|50 comments
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by sedovsek 5mo ago
Yea, it's hard to disagree! … and I don't think it's plausible to completely move away from folders (thinking about all those GitHub repos I've cloned or `git init`ed). Otoh, there are some abstractions that I would favo
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by sedovsek 5mo ago
:D – This, 100%!
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by sedovsek 5mo ago
Hey! Thanks for taking the time to comment. I don't think it's that much of a magic with modern multimodal embedding models that are available out there. As you mentioned: > /…/ The same with photos: you organize them
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I often think of Jef Raskin's disdain for files and folders(galjot.si)
2 points by sedovsek 5mo ago|7 comments