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Comment #48560987
I'm in a similar boat as you - from what I can tell, best bet is to buy from Chrono24, used, from a dealer with good reviews, and pay ~250 additional for chrono24's certification s…
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Comment #47387778
“running your texts through the genericizer” - what a lovely way to put it!
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Comment #46904753
Do you do this manually? Or some abstraction above that? skills, some light orchestration, etc?
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Comment #46567745
Will a full complete org mode ever come to vim? A man can hope… Edit: I wonder if the vim community can contribute to a feature bounty like this? Hmm
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Comment #46403563
As an engineer, this and the principle of least action occupy my wall of “things I think are super deep and maybe mysterious* and interesting and I wish I understood deeply” * inte…
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Comment #45725131
Thinking of doing the same! Which kit did you order? I see a FNG, FNG+ Bundle, and "Learn lockpicking bundle". 3rd one seems the most likely candidate. Any tips you can share? Than…
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Comment #44524729
startup idea? upload an obsidian vault, receive a printed, bound notebook(s)
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Comment #44282502
Do you have any references you can share for sexual abuse and/or cults associated with rationalists?
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Comment #44279727
Sorry - what do you mean by yud-cult? Searching google didn’t help me (as far as I can tell) - I view LW from an outside perspective as well, but don’t understand the reference
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Comment #44074010
Purely empirical observation, in my own life, make no claim as to humanity/society/etc.: It's interesting how often fermi estimation problems are used as proxy's for "intelligence"…
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Comment #43961645
Very strongly suggest you check out Isaac Asimov’s “The Last Question” https://users.ece.cmu.edu/~gamvrosi/thelastq.html
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Comment #43793423
I 100% agree - I’m only saying hegseth didn’t run an unsecured line into his office himself no? Why didn’t some automated system say “installation of unsecured lines in this buildi…
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Comment #43793410
Just to clarify - I am not presuming to shift blame - I am asking about a failure mode here- absolutely hold hegseth accountable (he should have never been in this position and is …
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Comment #43792563
Not downplaying or defending - but I don’t understand the failure mode here - presumably hegseth had to ask someone in pentagon IT to set this up? Submit a form etc. sure he asked …
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Comment #43740030
Best advice I ever received is: You have to parent the kid you have - not the kid you want
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Comment #43698447
Thanks for this! I read this paper/derivation/justification once in grad school but I can’t now find the reference - do you have one?
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Comment #43506187
Yes - in fact I recently uninstalled pyenv and poetry, switched to uv, used it to install python and poetry (for work projects)
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Comment #43476944
The one thing I wish was better developed is persistence and streaming - they give sample code to stream, but it’s essentially a complete implementation of streaming that every cli…
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Comment #42940712
Thanks that makes sense - just feels weird to go from years of “be very careful rewriting history with git, especially at work” to jj rewriting everything all the time - can’t shak…
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Comment #42938539
How does this work with a shared remote branch? I know in git when you alter your history you can do a `git push --force-with-lease` as a safer `--force` - do you have to do this f…
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Comment #42651513
In case someone else didn't know where this was from, like myself - it's a green-text from ~12 years ago: [1]: https://imgur.com/please-drink-verification-can-dgGvgKF
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Comment #42426500
This is great thank you! Does any one know of something similar in python? I want to share with my team something similar to this that goes into (almost) everything (at least conce…
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Comment #40963439
I’m guessing Integrated Information Theory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_information_theory