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atworkc

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    Comment #48983971

    It does feel like an organic process, like I have to intuitively feel the solution for the need I have, can't really use all the shiny things effectively if I don't feel the pain i…

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    Comment #48974977

    Definitely appreciate the write-up! And I think I'm in a somewhat similar place with how I use the tools as yourself. How do you feel about your workflow, do you feel you're underu…

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    Ask HN: How do you as a normal swe use AI?

    So am looking for more normal people, experienced people using AI, but I feel like whenever I hit youtube or other platforms the AI culture is way deep in the trenches and don't fe…

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    Comment #44632023

    Servers / Computers your device is currently communicating with, e.g. github servers when you load the link (well probably a cdn edge one)

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    Comment #44071205

    "AI does badly on my test much like other AI's did before it, therefore I don't immediately see much improvement" is a fair assumption.

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    Comment #44040778

    ``` Attach a probability for the answer you give for this e.g. (Answer: x , Probability: x%) Question: How many times does the word “blue” appear in the following sentence: “The sk…

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    Comment #41625881

    Maybe a tad philosophical/pedantic but many mathematicians follow the "Mathematical realism" approach and would say that any new mathematics be it simply describing existing shapes…

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    Comment #39891565

    I don't think the author is suggesting we should all cram it alongside each other. These "view modes" could be incorporated via hotkeys or such. Am thinking about 3D software where…

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    Show HN: NPM package for tagging logs with an emoji based on an identifier

    Hey guys! I just released a NPM package to use for debugging seas of console logs. Basically, I had lots of use cases where I have multiple instances of similar logs that I logged …