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by wfhBrian 2y ago
The new bubble wrap, nice!
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by wfhBrian 2y ago
Reading HN causes epigenetic changes... If you don't get that, then you don't understand epigenetics My impression of this thread is "I don't know the difference between genetics and epigenetics, so here is my opinion on
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
The other issue with linking is that the "best" in the windows market is that it's heavily dependent on current promotions. It's easy to find windows laptops discounted >20% which really throws off the direct comparis
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
Value-based fees by Alan Weiss
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2023 Gems of the year winners (Obsidian)(obsidian.md)
4 points by wfhBrian 3y ago|0 comments
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
Maybe from a VC business standpoint. But I'd disagree as far as "indie" (small cap) businesses go.
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
A couple years ago I switched from Google Docs to Obsidian. Unfortunately, as other have mentioned, Google Docs omits some seriously impactful features. All it would've taken, at the time, was collapsible/foldable headings for me
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
There are great places to work in-person, for example, any of Musk's companies which have missions that require extreme levels of communication and dedication that can only be achieved through colocation. This makes it worthwhile. And
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
> for original art to flourish, there comes a time for the artist to seclude themselves and create without market pressures, the influence of popular culture and daily distractions. Us devs can learn much from him. Strongly agree.
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Get Smarter Faster: How to Quickly Synthesize Information(medium.com)
3 points by wfhBrian 3y ago|0 comments
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Vector dimension precision effect on cosine similarity(wfhbrian.com)
3 points by wfhBrian 3y ago|0 comments
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
You can use a replacer function to special handle stringifying functions if you needed to do that.
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
Imagine if we had the same enthusiasm about increasing human intelligence.
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
Lol, when I read the title it took me a second to even remember what "threads" was... And the obligatory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
I'm certain you already have the dataset necessary to create an AI replacement of yourself as the moderator, even with the existing available models. If this isn't already in the works, it should be as a key-man insurance policy.
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
People constantly recommend Bard to me, but it returns false and/or misleading info almost every time
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
I would have to be rewritten in JavaScript or TypeScript
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
Bard is such garbage. Between Bard, and Google being Google, Gemini has an uphill battle that I just don't see as winnable. Bard is not even comparable to GPT-3-turbo, let alone GPT-4. It's so bad that I lose respect for people wh
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
> Then they might assemble something like a robotic attack army and send it over after Violence is undeniably primitive behavior. It amazes me how many humans assume that other species would advance technologically to the point of inters
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
Just got back from Europe and this was my biggest complaint about the places we visited. Living in Florida, I never have a problem finding restrooms. Not sure what kind of restroom oasis the author is from, but, at least here in Florida, re
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
[INSERT OS] (or any platform) doesn't make you smarter... But, how you use it can make you smarter, or suck you into a cult.
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
Sorry it sounds like you don't have a satisfying life outside of work, and that has nothing to do with WFH vs RTO. Learning to WFH is as much a skill as learning to operate in an office environment. The difference, when you learn the f
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
Many already died because the sea grass has been rapidly disappearing, especially after the last red tide. [1] https://www.savethemanatee.org/red-tide/
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
Re 1a. This is why I'm constantly discouraged by the lack of useful political discourse here on HN. If a well-payed anf well-educated group can't manage it, then who will?
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
> I was able to move closer to my church community, so my "human interaction" need is being fulfilled richer than ever now. This is what the "but you need human interaction" return-to-office crowd doesn't underst
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
Also pretty outrageous how this is quickly ushered off HNs front page...
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
Starts strong: > Chrome usage data shows that 90% of a user's time on a page is spent after it loads Clearly impressive, breakthrough, research going on at Google.
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
Metaphor is the basis of language, with the human body being the most accessible reference.
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
And no support for collapsing/folding text under headings...
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by wfhBrian 3y ago
And thus we will see the rise of the software solopreneur.

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