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Comment #49017367
Hey rosrepa... I want to go down your rabbit hole & collect some titles... would you be kind enough to recommend some easy ones to start with?
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Comment #48843671
Disappointed that it wasn't returning a list of paragraphs from eBooks that semantically match; search only appears to list the publications - not the actual match within the docum…
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Comment #48843556
Living in bizarro world of AI. Install open source project, fails, feed into OpenCode w/DeepSeekFlash 4 -> feed error into it get fixed. The kill_port function only catches ImportE…
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Comment #48843519
Anyone getting a bunch of permission errors when running (e.g. Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/tron/Applications/DocuBrowse/venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/psutil/…
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Comment #48683497
"Om patiently explain how I should think about my career" - care to share what Om explained to you?
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Comment #48210838
I think it's all about keeping state in the determinant space. I've come across the same issue, the key was to not rely on LLM performing workflow - the runtime needs to enforce.
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Comment #48210680
New business model apparently. USD$22,567.56 per day. 1. Make Trump meme 2. Go to jail for N days 3. Profit ($22k per day) Nice ;-)
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Comment #47876172
Amazing work! Thanks very much for this OP!
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Comment #47815465
This is great stuff! As a side note, I wonder if anyone has created a HAM viewer that runs in the browser? I remember HAM flickering by necessity and being amazed by 4096 colors on…
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Comment #47687570
OMG. Thanks so much for posting this - completely awesome! Such a nostalgic roller coaster ride, from Qmodem to Xcopy and everything in between... brought back so many memories... …
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Comment #47620882
I’m not making a claim about whether any particular idea is good or bad. I’m pointing out that the process by which ideas gain acceptance is somewhat independent from their actual …
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Comment #47620880
I might not have been clear. I’m separating two questions: (1) whether an idea is actually good or true, and (2) how easily it gains acceptance. My point is just that (2) doesn’t r…
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Comment #47620874
I think we’re still talking past each other. I’m not arguing that any specific idea is good. My point is just that public acceptance itself isn’t reliable evidence either way: idea…
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Comment #47620102
Having worked in public advocacy advertising, I’d frame it like this: “Good ideas don’t need lies” is a compelling ideal but in practice, public acceptance isn’t a reliable signal …
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Comment #47591074
Thanks for the link to the Parable of the Polygons - her work is amazing. You might be right about the mindset, I have no idea about the demographic that plays the game; only that …
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Comment #47587324
If anyone wants to chime in with other theories etc., very interested in the what others think?
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Comment #47585680
The tumbleweed tells me I probably need to have a long think about Balatro before making the next version ;-)
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Show HN: Video Poker Trainer
I've created a trainer for video poker based on the 99.54% RTP strategy as outlined in "The Doctrine of Chances" by Steward N. Ethier (p 554 table 17.5). Apparently the maximum RTP…
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Comment #47559722
I'm humbled. Thank you!
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Comment #47559445
Thank you, I'm seeing that awareness is key.