xwowsersx

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by xwowsersx 2mo ago
This is really quite lovely. I shelved a few books. Very nicely done UX. Thanks for this.
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by xwowsersx 3mo ago
I'm building an app that generates lifting mesocycles and tracks every set and rep. Each week, it uses feedback from the previous workouts to adjust training volume and intensity. It's replacing an app I currently pay $25/mon
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by xwowsersx 3mo ago
Study seem to have addressed point #2 in several ways. 1. They measured maternal vitamin D before supplementation began. They explicitly adjusted for these preintervention levels. 2. the two groups started at essentially the same vitamin
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by xwowsersx 4mo ago
Intuit has a pretty broad financial software portfolio, not just a tax company. Also, yes the actual arithmetic at the end should be handled by deterministic code. I doubt anyone, including Intuit, thinks otherwise. But there's a ton o
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by xwowsersx 4mo ago
Why are other outlets quoting the CEO as having said that the layoffs have "nothing to do with AI"? Is TC distinguishing between using AI versus building AI products? > "None of it had to do with AI," Goodarzi told C
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by xwowsersx 5mo ago
This is the way
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by xwowsersx 5mo ago
Nah. A forcing function creates pressure toward an outcome...a standing meeting just creates pressure toward the meeting. Those aren't the same thing. The moment you put a recurring block on the calendar, the implicit contract shifts f
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by xwowsersx 5mo ago
Trying to use this now. The README says it reads `deflect.json` next to the script, but there's no reference to this anywhere else in the README. Can you clarify? Also, a small, ergonomic nice-to-have suggestion: add a script section a
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by xwowsersx 5mo ago
This looks great. I've been looking for something simple like this...assuming I’m understanding it correctly. I recently picked up a refurbished Lenovo ThinkStation, and it's an absolute beast. I keep it next to my main work machi
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by xwowsersx 5mo ago
What is the memory system you are referring to? I've been trying Memori with OpenClaw. Haven't had a ton of time to really kick the tires on it, so the jury's still out.
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by xwowsersx 6mo ago
It sounds appealing at first because it flips the trust model... instead of the service initiating contact the user proves control of their email up front That feels cleaner and arguably more robust against certain classes of abuse But from
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by xwowsersx 6mo ago
I feel like we're still stumbling about a bit and don't know all the answers, which is fine. But NVIDIA frames AI agents as the next computing paradigm, but most of what's described here still looks like orchestration + retri
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by xwowsersx 6mo ago
You mean to tell me that increasing supply lowers price? Fascinating.
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by xwowsersx 6mo ago
> Therefore, the future of Agents is strictly dictated by the present state of LLMs. The future of agents is dictated by the future state of LLMs, not the present state.
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by xwowsersx 7mo ago
They're referring to LibJS's bytecode (the internal instruction stream of Ladybird’s JS engine), not to Rust/CPP output formats.
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by xwowsersx 7mo ago
True enough. But to be clear, that's a separate issue from what users are reporting here. Both hobbyists and professionals are understandably frustrated that tokens are being consumed quickly without justification, or at least in ways
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by xwowsersx 9mo ago
The site doesn't seem to be loading. Hug of death?
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by xwowsersx 9mo ago
This is absolutely incredible. Thank you.
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by xwowsersx 10mo ago
How unimpressive the first iPhone was?? Yeah, totally... a full touchscreen computer in your pocket with no physical keyboard, pinch-to-zoom magic people thought was CGI, a browser that wasn't a joke, visual voicemail, and an OS so smo
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by xwowsersx 10mo ago
I think what PG meant by "do things that don't scale" is earnest effort in service of building a real product: talking to users, manually onboarding, hand-holding early customers so you can learn fast and iterate toward somet
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by xwowsersx 10mo ago
This is really great. Played this for quite a long time, nicely done!
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by xwowsersx 11mo ago
How so? Read the paper. The methodology was entirely observational. They did not intervene in the prosper.com loan market or interact with the borrowers. If anything, the paper identified a form of bias that exists in the real world, namely
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by xwowsersx 11mo ago
My monthly reminder that I really should resume my Learning Nim series :( https://www.youtube.com/@Nimward
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by xwowsersx 11mo ago
Yeah, exactly. The context here was about the profitability part of OP's comment. The parent said "plenty of businesses fail to find a way to make a profit," and my point was that OP's statement doesn't contradict t
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by xwowsersx 11mo ago
Absolutely. And you're totally right about magnesium glycinate. That's what I take. I don't know why I said citrate.
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by xwowsersx 11mo ago
For sure, you're essentially flying blind without bloodwork. I get a full panel at least 3x/year.
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by xwowsersx 11mo ago
Well, of course you're correct that SQL is text, but that's not what the article is arguing about. The point isn't whether SQL is text... it's about the kind of text it is. SQL is a formal language, not a natural one. It
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by xwowsersx 11mo ago
You're missing context and/or didn't read OP's comment. He said "will" with regards to reaching AGI. He said "only AGI can find" with regards to profit. It was the latter that this thread was addres
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by xwowsersx 11mo ago
Supplementing with vitamin D is honestly one of the easiest things you can do... it's cheap, available everywhere, and makes a real difference. Just make sure you're also taking magnesium citrate (or another good form of magnesium
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by xwowsersx 11mo ago
OP said necessary, not sufficient

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