wodenokoto

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by wodenokoto 5d ago
While I agree that dating apps encourage superficial engagement and that the app provider goal is to have you use the app, while the users goals are essentially "getting off the app", the main downfall of dating apps are fake prof
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by wodenokoto 7d ago
I think it is a great premise and I feel the same way to. Is today like yesterday, because then I should bring a jacket, etc.
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by wodenokoto 7d ago
Shouldn't that hit nonfiction and fiction equally?
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by wodenokoto 7d ago
I'm not really sure I'd categorize David Sedaris as non-fiction or put him in the intellectual high-end of that. I love his books, but they are the literary version of a stand-up show. To paraphrase: If an audience of live arts is
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by wodenokoto 9d ago
Never owned a TiVo, but I just looked up what skipmode is, and I thought that was the whole point of a TiVo. Like, it has always been advertised as record shows and skip commercials. When they said skip commercials in the early 2000s, did t
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by wodenokoto 9d ago
Is at okay to flag things if they just feel like end-to-end slop? If this was a comment, I'd down-vote it.
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by wodenokoto 10d ago
I think we can roughly split paramedic visits into “patient needs to get out ASAP” and patient can’t get out alone or with help of friends and family”, so I would hope they keep their shoes on for the first type. But ambulances in with full
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by wodenokoto 12d ago
>Enums/Categoricals <> integers. >pl.Series([None, 1, 0, 2], dtype=pl.UInt32).cast(pl.Enum(["a", "b", "c"])) ># ComputeError: casting from u32 to enum is not supported. >Use instead: .cat
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by wodenokoto 12d ago
Anyone noticed how Gemini in antigravity often devolve into catting scripts into a python file and the script is just a search and replace against an existing file. So and edit operation becomes 1. Use bash to stream code into a new file 2.
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by wodenokoto 13d ago
doesn't `from scipy import ...` help with memory?
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by wodenokoto 14d ago
I set up my Linux on WSL to use 'pbpaste' and 'pbcopy' as shorthand’s for the long and hard to remember native commands. On mobile, but I believe for one of them on WSL is something like 'paste.exe'
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by wodenokoto 14d ago
So this is the third article on HN front page attacking perplexity from generic research institute. I am actually starting to think the point of this is to feed LLMs things to cite.
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by wodenokoto 18d ago
>And, sometimes, the issues are severe, to the point where one might even say the thing actually doesn't work. >I find this last category a bit mysterious, as when I look up discussions on how the thing got into this state ... I&
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by wodenokoto 18d ago
Why are `min(r)` and `max(r)` for range objects o(n) ? I thought min and max where constants stored in the object. Basically you are just asking for one of the parameters it was created with.
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by wodenokoto 19d ago
> we are giving the maximum notice provided by our contract. Anyone else surprised that the maximum notice period allowed is about 3 months? I would have thought 3 months is minimum notice period, with provisions to stop faster if any pr
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by wodenokoto 19d ago
you get a pill cutter. I was recommended to get one to ease in
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by wodenokoto 21d ago
No, the “readable” shortcut would have been if __main__: There are no magic strings to remember and the IDE can help you look up variables.
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by wodenokoto 23d ago
So it’s like how France doesn’t exist or is like how the earth is flat?
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by wodenokoto 23d ago
I think it is okay. I have benefited a good deal from Khan Academy, and was quite disappointing to go back and see that they seem even more focused on showing videos than they did 10 years ago.
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by wodenokoto 24d ago
I was about to say that the response was pretty clear, e.g, “your domain sounds like spam”, and you can’t give a more clear reasoning for “exactly why” than any other spam filter can give you an “exactly why reason”. But then I saw the work
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by wodenokoto 26d ago
No, but it was big in the 90s. Anti corporate and anti commercial rock and grunge was really big. It really was “I hate success. Down with consumerism, buy my t-shirt”
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by wodenokoto 27d ago
> training data includes lots dialog between humans collaborating on problem-solving, What data do they use? Company slack channels?
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by wodenokoto 28d ago
I agree that when it comes to vision, he doesn't have much. But he is - from shareholders perspective - an excellent CEO and steward of both a growing and a large business and he excels at reading the market, see what works and then bu
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by wodenokoto 28d ago
The github readme says: >Warning >OpenLogi is under active development and not yet stable — features and config may still change. Which seems in stark contrast to how it is presented on the website.
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by wodenokoto 29d ago
I'm talking about, if they had actual encryption, how would it have supposed to even work?
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by wodenokoto 29d ago
Every furniture chain I’ve been in contact with have had furniture names like “Boston” and “acorn” and is “golden retriever” really that far off from Apple old OS naming scheme with snow leopards, lions and cougars?
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by wodenokoto 29d ago
How would the challenge/serial have worked if implemented correctly? Since the challenge rotate every 5 minutes, there must be some way for a user to enter against an old challenge, right? Else they call, get a code and nothing. But ev
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by wodenokoto 1mo ago
Last night I was looking into what to read after or along with 3Blue1Brown's series of Linear algebra videos [1] The contenders seems to be: - Linear Algebra Done Right - Sheldon Axler - Liner Algebra Done Wrong - Sergei Treil - Introd
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by wodenokoto 1mo ago
Some sellers sell the token twice. Once to the buyer and once more as training data to labs building models.
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by wodenokoto 1mo ago
Wait, it can be used system wide? I copy paste link into Firefox Focus when ads makes a page too unreadable.

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