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I have different note apps for different purposes

I'm a strong believer in "one app, one use case". It's easier to mentally remember what note app is used for what specific need I have

One app i use is designed to "forget" and revisit at a different point of time, mostly around personal challenges I've had in life. This is my private journal - i do not write anything technical here, i do not bookmark anything - and i only write it from my phone. Sometimes I want to go back and see how far I've come, to understand and remember what single life was, how I felt moving to a new city for the first time, etc. It's my private space to forget thoughts and move onto bigger things in life. I sometimes write in third person to basically give advice to myself here too. These notes are more emotionally driven. There can be many notes here

Another note app I use is designed for purely private technical note taking. These are bookmarks predominantly for work related wikis that only I look at. I keep a few notes for organized bookmarks - and keep chrome bookmarks as a bookmark wasteland. All notes here are purely factually driven - and I archive things i no longer work on. I limit the number of active notes made here

I use Google docs predominantly ad a form of collaboration with others/sharing or planning travel trips with friends etc. It's mostly just a one time use doc for quickly iterating planning

My blog posts are for public works of reflection, which I start the writing process in a different note app. These are memorialized accomplishments

I use a physical notebook to learn from courses or break down concepts on paper. If I constantly retrieve it - I'll create a blog post or a project based on those idea to reference later

My todo lists are just sticky notes on my paper and calendar reminders. I believe in keeping systems really simple so you don't get into productivity gardening

Camera photos are also designed for me to forget things, but sometimes I print pictures and memorabilia to remember things.

In my case, some note apps are where ideas go to die - to feel comfortable in forgetting - to do a brain dump. Other apps were just there for organizing thoughts on paper for a short duration, or planning things out Collaboratively etc

I do have trouble remembering things long term sometimes because i use so many tools for different reasons. It becomes a crutch. Kind of how for people who rely heavily on GPS systems for driving won't remember specific street names or how to navigate as easily without it
I know exactly which ad you're talking about, and it's STILL around in my feed when I access via the web.
In Street Fighter terminology, I believe you are describing the difference between 無の拳 (https://streetfighter.fandom.com/wiki/Power_of_Nothingness) and
殺意の波動 (https://streetfighter.fandom.com/wiki/Satsui_no_Hado).

The Power of Nothingness is a state of consciousness transcending ordinary perspective, born through spiritual and mental refinement. It is the power to act without being attached to emotions and thought, free of fear, anger, pride, and ego, to draw upon the contents of one's heart intuitively without obstacle and hesitation, and to be aware of the world and to know one's place and meaning within its vastness, to flow with all of creation without the need of worry, desire, and doubt.

The Satsui no Hado is described as power rooted in the darker natural basis of the human instinct, including competition, survival, to trample on, impose, and thrive over opposition, and the manifestation of destruction borne out of conflict and fighting.
They're making him return and pay for the merchandise he broke and stole.
> and successfully resolved about 1.3 percent more chats overall

Almost statistical noise
I'm very sure the commenter is being a little pedantic

But even pedantry can't argue that Java is a fundamentally more referentially transparent language than Haskell lol. That threw me for a loop.
There are spring loaded ones too but they're not as powerful or as fast.

https://laughingsquid.com/a-slow-motion-video-of-a-pyrotechn...
The lack of experience should be easy to exploit. Ask them if they've ever done or experienced whatever it is they claim superior knowledge of. Conclude with "oh, so you've never actually done that before", "ah, so you've never implemented this in practice", etc. Do it in front of other people, especially superiors, to force accountability.
Right out of the bag lots of wasted lines

word_bag: dict[str, int] = dict() # Multiset

for line in raw_corpus:
words = line.split()

for word in words:
if word in word_bag:
word_bag[word] += 1
else:
word_bag[word] = 1

keys_to_drop = []
for k, v in word_bag.items():
if v < min_frequency:
keys_to_drop.append(k)

for k in keys_to_drop:
del word_bag[k]

pprint(word_bag)
print(len(word_bag))

vocabulary = word_bag.keys()
return set(vocabulary)

Can be a python one/two liner

# word_bag = Counter() # defaultdict(int)
word_bag = Counter(word for line in raw_corpus for word in line.split())
return set(word for word, count in word_bag.items() if count >= min_frequency)
Law enforcement has gone TOO far!
At that point it's just straight up fraud, right?
I'm cautious of diluting that word too. in this case I'm looking at it more as a future distortion of reality where they continue to say they were forced to do something that they were not forced to do.

all gaslighting is a subset of dishonesty.
Unrelated -> Why astronomers like to get high

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4T94Rt1tK0
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> Government plates should use .gov or some similar tightly controlled domain (.edu might be acceptable).

Most government entities are not qualified for .edu.

For a while (pretty long ago, I think early 00s, maybe even late 90s) GSA (who managed .gov. at the time) made some noises about narrowing it further (may have even closed noncompliant registration for a while, while keeping grandfathered ones) to federal government sites only, which led to a lots states using .com or .<state>.us domains for nongrandfathered domains, and even adopting them as preferred sites where they had grandfathered domains.

The policy direction died fairly quickly, but the impacts were more lasting.
I got excited by your username and thought I had found a bug in Hacker News.
They Knew Little About Oysters. Now They Have a Farm with 2M
We have to think of nuclear war and pandemics as extinction risks even though we probably can find ways to avoid completely dying out, because if we really fail we can still die out.

Similar thing with AI. But actually probably more dangerous.

Maybe Schneier isn't as smart as everyone thinks he is. GPT-4 is already almost human level intelligence. (Notice that I did not say that it was alive or that it was a simulation of a person with all of the other human characteristics). All it takes is for them to keep making computers faster and more efficient like they have been since it started. Within five years or less it will be thinking 100 times faster than humans (and quite possibly double the IQ).

Then someone people gives a large group of them an overly broad instruction like "take control".

GPT-4 is truly an effective problem solver and similar systems will be available within a few years that are orders of magnitude faster. That is an extinction risk. You cannot compete with it as a human. For this type of system, the human activities or inputs are so slow that they seem to be frozen.

People may think that computing progress has ended or slowed down or something and it can't get that much faster, but for starters this is a very specific application which has room for optimization in hardware, software, and AI models. And there are entirely new compute-in-memory paradigms coming (a new S curves).
I don’t think it’s simply a race issue. It’s more about urban versus rural. Look at just about any US election map and it’s a sea of red with a couple of big blue sprinkles where all the major cities are. Minorities are heavily concentrated in the cities.

Also, people of nearly all demographics become more conservative as they age. This makes sense, because the more you have, the more you want to maintain and protect your current way of life. Those who are young and/or poor are much more interested in pursuing changes to the system as they have less to lose and everything to gain.
I think Garmin switched all of their watches to the QuickFit system at least 5 years ago.
Don't get me wrong. Your architecture is solid, but managing agents becomes a very political issue internally due to conflicting responsibilities between teams
No it is not immoral for everyone to farm.

In fact I would actually recommend, if feasible, to start a garden in their yard for staple veggies.

Just think how much energy we would save instead of shipping potatoes from Idaho or soybeans from China.

And everyone would be getting way better nutrition.

If everyone farmed a little bit, that would be amazing for our society and our planet.
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Technologies: advanced knowledge of NLP (yes, that means GPT). Python, Linux system Administration. Check my CV for many others.

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I think you will have serious eggshells to walk across when faced with simulating the kinds of issues every married couple has to go through.
Yes, I think that middle section will see enormous pressure from below (bootcamp folks probably doubled their productivity) and from above (skilled folks can roll up their sleeves rather than delegate).
The Warrior's bland acronym, MMI, obscures the true horror of this monstrosity. Its inventors promise a new era of genius, but meanwhile unscrupulous power brokers use its forcible installation to violate the sanctity of unwilling human minds. They are creating their own private army of demons.
Probably VSCode is already more than 14% boost even without Copilot
Old Reddit link for those who prefer the 'classic' layout :) : https://old.reddit.com/r/tDCS/comments/2e7idx/simple_montage...
It only has to be syntactically valid (parseable).
Accessibility Is More Than Ramps
Yet it’s not illegal to look at the McDonald’s logo, is it?
This video argues "shoplifting from large corporations might be OK because who cares about their bottom line. Nobody I know is getting hurt."

How misguided! Not only does this perspective indicate a lack of core values, it results in retail deserts as said corporations retreat from lawlessness. You'll be directly impacted when your neighborhood Walgreens closes.

Watch this video from yesterday: https://www.reddit.com/r/sanfrancisco/comments/13x3d7s/retai...
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There's a small but passionate group of VR enthusiasts, more so than most other consumer tech categories in my experience
> Neuralink will be the death of humanity in principle, eviscerating whatever hopes of freewill we hoped we had.

Neuralink is a thing that will never achieve any sort of mass-market appeal, though, so I'm not nervous.
Hey! Thanks for trying and Sorry it didn't work for you. I had to either build in vaccum with a lot of guessed training data or release a reasonably working tool, so i opted for later.

Things will definitely improve over time, names and tickers should at least give you a chart though! would love to know your prompts either here or email me at venk at stonks dot news
How is being labeled conservative something to be ashamed of?
The main take away is:

> Something that makes Zig harder to learn up front, but easier in the long run is lack of undefined behavior.

Reminds me of the old discussions of Fortran Vs C, and specifically in the early times before C had a standard library. What we call "undefined behaviour" was just an idiom of the language where the "behaviour" was sometimes on purpose, but recognised might not be portable. And so the point here is the idea of undefined behaviour is tied to portability on some levels, and isn't just some purely academic idea about the compiler or abstract syntax trees.

So I'm concerned about the potential over-zealous prejudice against undefined behaviour, but I think we can all agree deterministic software is better than otherwise. The catch is that sometimes UB is deterministic, and yet dares to not be idiomatic.
He's been at the helm for years, but yes, I agree. When the Microsoft-Activision deal was on the skids with the EU, Blizzard was quiet about this problem. However, both when the deal was announced and now that the EU has agreed to allow the sale, the harassment topic is back in the news.

I think it's deliberate.
I keeps seeing so much evidence that in the US at least, we have so few social/communal institutions in our lives that leave each of us working so hard to figure out how to live a life.

While the last century is filled with examples of how institutions have failed us, I think we have lost a lot in terms of community living. How many in-perosn, built-in friendships and relationships do any of us have outside of the college experience, or for those of us with kids the child-rearing institutions where we can mingle with other parents?

We can obviously "join a club" or whatever, but there is so little by default, so we are all trying to figure it out anew.

This isn't to blame anyone in particular, but I grieve how much isolation feels built into our daily lives.
I don’t think you can compare the quest2 to the displays and optics this thing probably has. I have a quest pro and the display and optics are like night and day compared to the 2. The problem I see is the application stack is terrible on the quest platform.
Spirit Airlines is hit by system-wide computer outage
You have to recognize the incentive of developers working for a large company:

I can either 1) pay for it out of my own pocket, 2) expense it monthly which after wasting time in expense reports basically goes back to 1 where I pay for it myself, or 3) go through the software procurement process. I've done all 3, and none of these really yield a personal benefit. 1+2 are annoying, and 3 takes time away from your main job and it's hard to get the licensing right. And at scale I think game theory does well at modeling behavior for why developers wouldn't want to go through any of these options.

For a freelance developer I'll speculate that for a dev that bills hourly the benefit aren't great, but it's still value passed on to the customer so it might be worthwhile.

If I ran my own freelance business and charged a flat fee I would 100% buy this tool if I did a lot of CSS work.
Could it be possible! This old saint has not heard in his forest that Moore's law is dead?
I’ll be charitable and grant that you’re likely talking about a very specific type of CEO who ends up at a very specific type of game studio; usually one that stopped caring about the quality of the games that it produces and instead envisions the studio as a financial engineering play.

Elsewhere, there are plenty of game studios that have product-focused CEOs who are gamers and care deeply about creating memorable experiences, with the playtime to prove it.
The origin stories behind 64 San Francisco Bay Area city names
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thats a very complicated way to say "i dont like young people"
To get an idea, what is your programming background ? Are you a C or C++ programmer ?
There has to be a reason all these companies love SaaS vs yearly upgrades and I think it’s because “subscriptions” get forgotten or ignored or “it’s not worth worrying about”.
Oh no! I did!
What about c++ interop?
Automatic emergency braking systems required on US vehicles under NHTSA proposal
Yes, that's exactly how it is treated. Actually, attempted fraud. But if it were successful and came out post deal the founders would be in pretty hot water.
Sure I agree. The thought experiment cannot give insight on the severity of the punishment. That wasn't the scope though.

GP comment said "There's a lot of stupid laws painted in black and white.". I don't think Theft is one of those stupid laws. I think it's a good law.
During the 1980s there was direct corporate name overlap in the computer industry between Sun Remarketing, Inc. and Sun Microsystems, Inc. with no corporate relation between them:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Remarketing

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Microsystems

Different times indeed! Today it is obvious that batteries of lawyers would descend, cease-and-desist letters flying far and wide.

I remember when there was a line of great Sun automobile diagnostics gear:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CV_-B3qI6Dk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEDMuzj4GKM

In today's world of tech convergence a company in that field with that name would also need to lawyer up.
I believe in business when it's defined as a large group of people coordinating incentives to achieve huge things that can't be achieved by small groups, I understand that aligning these incentives, and fund raising, and leadership are real and important jobs. I'm in awe that we can pull off the global shipping infrastructure, and that we can build power plants, and offshore oil wells, and these AAA games with so much art and technical innovation that the mind spins. But it is inarguable that there is a ubiquitous layer of parasitical filth lying and manipulating and strategizing how to capture value out of this system while systematically destroying the health of many of these organizations and pretending they are actually making them better.
You are using a very narrow definition of "immersive" here - personally I don't think graphical realism is necessary to provide immersive experiences. Sure it can help, but its a very shallow way to think about gaming broadly.

People spend literally weeks of game time deeply immersed in both of the Zelda titles, as the obvious example.
If I was you I would talk to a lawyer to discuss the legal implications of this.
50 years also roughly aligns with the development of chemical birth control.
Everything is hard when you first learn it. If you find it easy, that's only because you don't have to learn part of it because you learned the concept in a different language. Even learning to count was hard when we were small children.

A better measure IMO is how long it might take you specifically. For example, Rust is much easier for me to learn than Haskell because I have never coded in a functional language before. Golang was very easy to pick up on. I never took time to learn python and powershell, I just kept referencing existing code and googling for examples because they were both mostly familiar languages with a different syntax.
The other workaround is to reboot at least once every 3 years, which surely most users are doing anyway to pick up on security patches & similar.

Exceptions definitely exist, but the workarounds are both pretty straightforward and you can pick whichever is less impactful.
I have one dedicated browser window with 3 tabs for: GPT, Bing, Bard. I've been experimenting for the last 2 months, with increasing frequency. I tend to paste the same question into all 3, and compare the answers. None is a clear winner. As others have pointed out ad nauseum, you have to understand what these tools are doing: they are stochastic parrots that are optimized to generate the most plausible answer possible. Plausible and Correct have large venn diagram overlaps, but they are not strictly synonymous.

It's interesting to me why these tools are actually useful. I've been at this for a while. I used to use the web in general, and various community forums to help advance my knowledge. Comp.lang.* and mailing lists were so helpful. And they were very approachable (low cost and multiple client tools). In it's early days, before the organization nazis showed up with more focus on rules than helpfulness, StackOverflow was that way. But at this point the internet feels like one of the tourist bazaars when I visited Jamaica (loved Jamaica). It used to feel more like a public library. Various attempts to monetize/fund various things, an explosion in options, have all rendered the internet far less usable. It used to be so much easier to find answers to things I know are possible, but don't remember the exact syntax for (e.g. "how do I test for directory existence in a bash script?"). To some degree, I view the rise of these GAs as a condemnation of what the internet has become from its original aspirations.
> Note that Linux has a ‘fun’ difference, which is that the fourth parameter of a system call is actually passed using the register r10.

Why is Linux singled out there? No OS can use rcx for that, since the syscall instruction itself overwrites rcx with the return address.
I can't wait for the internet games of "jailbreak the call center Ai over the phone and get it to say offensive things or phone-sex you".
No really it's going to happen probably the same day that the system is implemented.
If the constitution required it, then then they would not have needed the Impoundment Control Act.
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