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benogorek
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Comment #45032356
Not saying it's AGI but I haven't seen agents running in parallel before. Still can't figure out how to make one subagent call another. Code: https://github.com/baogorek/Miscellane…
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Comment #44864674
Funny I was worried that Thinkpads might be "made for Windows" and not as compatible with Linux, but you're saying it's really the other way around. Well, I'm glad Windows is off m…
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Comment #44863873
Maybe more intersting than the Thinkpad is how bad GPT-5 was at giving advice in this situation. Gemini was incredibly helpful.
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Comment #43289979
I think you're right and that two Christmases and two Easters and almost 700 days is enough time, but there is the perspective out there that the 2-year mark is when you've finally…
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Comment #43289956
The LinkedIn badge was satire, but I did some consulting in 2019-2021 and my employement history got a little fragmented. I thought it would be a good signal to a future employer t…
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Comment #43283057
I don't have much advice for you but I can tell you the statement, "I would feel sick at my stomach just looking at code in the morning" resonates quite strongly. I just got laid o…
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Comment #40039802
I built a free Chrome extension for Desktop users of X / Twitter who enjoy the platform but want to control how much time they spend on it. It's called XCoach, and it allows users …
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Comment #32629814
A competitor to TI - which has been able to sell 1992 technology for the same price for three decades - is definitely a good thing.
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Comment #27906271
So is it fair to say that with tea relative to coffee, you get all the cognitive benefits and none of the arousal downsides (e.g, anxiety)?
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Comment #21731793
I just released Version 1.1.0 of the datascroller package for Python, the first version that automatically fits the portion of the data set to the terminal window. See it in action…
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Comment #21181760
Yeah if you were to discretize it, then you'd get random walks with the only difference being the variance of movement from the last point. Wish I could find this one source that t…
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Comment #21180591
For 1-d time series analysis, the Autoregressive Fractionally Integrated Moving Average is the apparent analog: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autoregressive_fractionally_in... . "I…
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Comment #21166502
There's a lot of math for a Wired article. I'm interested in challenges to the assumptions.
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Comment #21164866
Well said. I feel that documentaries, etc. hand-wave away abiogenesis as it's just obvious that it happened, but there's this elephant in the room regarding the question of "why?" …
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Comment #21150045
Looks like a good overview but I'm surprised it didn't cover process control charts, since they are easy to make and specifically for detecting the situation where the world has ch…