willcannings

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by willcannings 1y ago
Most? Almost all my requests to the "Auto" model end up being routed to a "thinking" model, even those I think ChatGPT would be able to answer fine without extra reasoning time. Never say never, but right now the router
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by willcannings 3y ago
You can distribute to "internal" testers (people you add to your developer account) without any review process. The app is only reviewed if you want to distribute to external testers.
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by willcannings 11y ago
They used sentence dependency graphs - in this sentence "John", "trash" and "out" are dependencies of "threw". There's a few variants, but the graph construction rules are standardised. https:&#
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23 points by willcannings 12y ago|9 comments
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by willcannings 13y ago
People with depression do not generally have low serotonin levels, and it's unlikely low serotonin is the cause of chronic depression. If it was, serotonin agonists would be effective much faster than the 4-8 weeks they currently take.
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by willcannings 13y ago
You possibly didn't fool them - they may have suspected you were faking the symptoms, but when a patient shows up to a psychologist/psychiatrist on their own volition it suggests they're in distress. It could be considered malpractice to tu
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by willcannings 16y ago
It's interesting seeing differences between countries. Like the author said in the comments, 401k isn't an "issue" in Australia. I don't know how 401k works, but Superannuation in Aus is a compulsory 9%-10% of your salary that your employer
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by willcannings 16y ago
Re #1 and #3, that's not really true. They performed a manual landing, and the procedure in any emergency is to 'follow the book' regardless of the type of plane being flown. Their job was to evaluate the damage & take actions informed
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by willcannings 16y ago
Other implementations you haven't mentioned like MacRuby are much faster. In my totally unscientific and completely biased benchmarks (small tests related to the type of work I do mainly - Machine Learning) MacRuby is now faster than Python
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by willcannings 16y ago
"By lacking sophistication, I mean a system of alternative capital (VC) that fully recognises Startups as a serious way to generate wealth" That's definitely changing, e.g Innovation Bay, Startmate, the Sydney Angel Sidecar Fund, and others
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by willcannings 16y ago
Take a look at some of the other projects on Kaggle - a lot of them have no money or roughly similar amounts. One of the main crowds Kaggle attracts is University students and staff, and they do these projects because they're interesting an
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by willcannings 16y ago
That's really a comment about your distro, not about Ruby or Rails. It /should/ be as simple as installing Ruby, then `gem install rails`. If it's not then something is broken with your distro's package.
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by willcannings 16y ago
You already have a lot of advice :) But I'll add that if you focus on negative memories a lot you may need to consider if you have OCD or an anxiety disorder, and the anhedonia could be a sign of depression. The best treatment for these dis
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by willcannings 16y ago
Yeah their credits are a bit sneaky :) Twilio only supports US numbers which is a problem. If you're looking at telephony companies, Tropo ( https://www.tropo.com/ ) is only 2c per message and sorta supports international numbers. Their 'su
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by willcannings 16y ago
That doesn't scale to the rest of the world though. At least here in Australia you're free to port your number to any carrier at any time (I'm on my third carrier with the same number I've had since I was in high school), so you can't use t
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by willcannings 16y ago
Beware of moonshado unless you're sending marketing messages - their support pages state that all texts sent from them have this footer: "Msg&Data rate may apply txt STOP to opt-out". Not something I'd want if your users are paying to b
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by willcannings 16y ago
I think it's better to say that they do it exceptionally well with scale. Most algorithms are conceptually simple (once you understand them), but to make them efficient on the sort of scale Google does is sometimes hard. That said, I don't
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by willcannings 16y ago
I normally read. Nothing that will get me excited or thinking too much, like some easy books or a newspaper. But - if you frequently can't sleep it's possibly a sign you're stressed and need to take a break. It can feel stressful even just
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by willcannings 16y ago
Sorry, that was a bad typo :) I pay $450 a quarter, so $150 a month. Fixed my comment.
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by willcannings 16y ago
I'd just add electricity to this list - I normally spend around ~$450 a quarter at a two bedroom place (in Sydney), so for one person you'd perhaps be looking ~$100 p.mth depending on whether you use air conditioning etc.
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by willcannings 16y ago
> Really? That's news to me. How do they check? Typically diagnosis is made after an interview (about an hour) and questionnaires. If there's some doubt about the diagnosis you may need to bring in old school reports. It's also possible