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Comment #49223626
What has Hacker News come to… sigh..
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Comment #49181885
Perhaps, however, this hacky language is more productive in the real world than most. What’s the point, otherwise?
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Comment #48892576
Yes, it is worth looking at. My thinking was, how fast did that sequence revert back to the’mean’? It doesn’t take away from the author’s message though.
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Comment #48892553
You’re welcome to go get the data and chart it the way you think it should be charted, and then we can have a conversation.
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Comment #48583450
In the era of AI this is quaint. They ain’t seen nothing yet.
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Comment #48525486
This is the kind of application which brings me back to shore as I feel I’m drowning in AI slop. Really well done and thanks for sharing.
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Comment #48342735
Not to be too picky, but I think when the author refers to ‘number of samples’, he means ‘sample size’. One sample, one or more observations.
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Comment #48270492
Reminds me of process I went through to create the charts for my humble grad thesis (1990-ish), by hand, with letter templates and one very expensive rotring pen. Then would transf…
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Comment #48257083
Gave back my green card the moment I left the US. No longer wanted the hassle and ties to an unpredictable regime. Haven’t looked back.
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Comment #48191627
Why?
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Comment #48161932
Along the same lines: https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1361-6552/ad0542
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Comment #48031372
Yes, in very specific cases where I fully understand the methodology(ies) that is (are) applicable, and am able to verify correct implementation. Also, as an enhanced ‘Google searc…
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Comment #47960332
Fake it ‘till you make it. Seems like LLM’s have caught-on to that too.
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Comment #47903776
That’s great. I find the Sultanate coins, for example, are much more refined in terms of style relative to those minted Western Europe around the same time. For example: https://ww…
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Comment #47901948
As someone interested in coinage, India is fascinating. Coins from the Sultanates and Mughal periods are just beautiful.
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Comment #47734124
Totally agree. Especially for commercial or code that adds value. Writing code is just one element of developing quality, robust, software. In the rea world, commercial or producti…
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Comment #47661853
WPF marked the end of well thought-out UI’s and standards. It’s been web-inspired slop ever since.
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Comment #47650053
This a very insightful post. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience. AI is incredibly powerful, but it’s no free-lunch.
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Comment #47566141
Absolutely nothing, as 99% of comments to the post. But it is the norm on HN it seems.
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Comment #47563489
As much as you all dislike LinkedIn and the cringy posts, keep in mind that for certain parts of the market it is >the< main professional forum. It is where your investors live, an…
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Comment #47477008
Nicely done. I have the same challenge with Bayesian stats and usually do not understand why there is such controversy. It isn’t a question of either/or, except in the minds of aca…
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Comment #47387192
Very well said. Slow code for me. I fully understand what I build. The AI magic bus will come crashing down at some point.
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Comment #47321525
Quattro pro was the bomb
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Comment #47260770
Around the world in soundscapes.. great idea.
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Comment #47069053
Wonderful 404 page. Wonder if Kai Lentit optimized it.