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Comment #45230123
Why is that a bad thing, or even a non-expected thing? If you pick up a paintbrush, you don't always nail each stroke on the canvas -- just because it's programmatic doesn't mean i…
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Comment #44214819
If you are willing to slow down, Tildes. Small, laid back, conversation focused, but the coverage is definitely more 'general.' I personally find it really refreshing compared to s…
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Comment #43761857
That was... amazing.
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Comment #43462892
An adage that I find more true than false through my own experience: It's harder to manage success than to manage failure.
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Comment #42979649
If these contributing sciences are as obfuscated as the language in your post suggests, that could be why. Effective integration into the general discourse is about building handho…
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Comment #42832725
The universe is a dark mint.
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Comment #42582182
Alternatively, the Previas were always there, and they developed the memory of seeing it after having been exposed to the ad. (To be clear, I'm not being facetious -- this is a via…
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Comment #42562489
Perhaps you have something profound to communicate here, but you're not doing a great job of getting it across. As an example, in response to "very few have achieved anything like …
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Comment #42557549
> very few have achieved anything like the Incas. Can you be more specific? I understand they were a vibrant, far reaching empire, but I'm not sure I understand how they were so ex…
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Comment #42554059
I'm not sure I'm (I'll speak only for myself in this thread) am 'playing down literacy'. It's great, we should have more of it. No questions asked. Maybe there's a tone interpretat…
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Comment #42546424
I'm not certain I understand where the problem is? Trades are learned by apprenticeship. Knowledge is learned by oral transmission. As the previous commenter said, this has been no…
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Comment #42186707
hackernews weirdness has forced this roundabout way of replying to you about a thread from a bit ago... i stumbled on your post about eye tracking needs for a relative dealing with…
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Comment #41478045
Continue, please.
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Comment #41019600
For anyone who passes through Seoul, the Kimchi Museum ( https://www.kimchikan.com/en/ ) is pretty fun. It's small, but very inviting and informational in terms of the diversity of…
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Comment #39935421
I don't have the full context of the thread here, but it sounds to me like you're saying '9/11' was at scale x, and therefore a benchmark is established for acceptable 'repercussio…
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Comment #39160976
There's great writing in games. I've experienced writing in games that's moved me to tears, and this is going back decades. There's 'terrible' writing in a lot of high budget, usua…
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Comment #38982065
Have you considered an area where additional news sources can be suggested, or perhaps allowing subscribers to introduce additional news sites? This is a great site, and I use it r…
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Comment #38970128
I'm having a hard time seeing your take on this. As far as what the two off-screen folks said in this recorded video, this seemed pretty textbook. It's as humane as it can be while…
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Comment #38915122
I don't know the specifics of these two CEOs, but those were two very different eras financially in the tech sector. To nail all of it on just a CEO's door feels reductive, at best…
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Comment #38651786
I did not try Claude for a research based task based on non-fictional content. I think it's good that LLMs becomes specialized tools that can go deep into their expertise, I just t…
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Comment #38623510
I asked Claude to help me research the fictional world of an established IP, and it refused, saying it was a fact-based tool and wasn't made to work with fictional content. ¯ \ _ (…
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Comment #38360109
I too am curious about this...