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humanfromearth9
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Comment #49141878
Only the porn industry can answer that question.
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Comment #48944870
For maths, it's also wrong most of the time. Generated stuff looks right, then let Opus audit and see the disaster. DS4 is usable iff you have a way to test the generated stuff, an…
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Comment #48928825
So if I regularly sleep at different hours, is it OK?
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Comment #48890379
Fix your ADHD. It certainly comes with constant fatigue. It becomes clear that ADHD, like autism, is related to a lack of energy for the brain, and disappears when enough energy is…
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Comment #48748853
I wonder what animal or plant would grow out of that...
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Comment #48744700
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Comment #48671238
No. You can't spend all your money on rehashing past results. Some, OK, all, not. In many fields, the money is needed for discovery.
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Comment #48306083
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Comment #48306056
In this paper, I analyze the relationship between ISP and DIP. This paper makes 3 contributions: 1. A formal statement of the ownership clause for DIP, making explicit what Martin’…
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Comment #48306020
In this paper, I formally prove that SRP is wrong. First using Bob Martin's own words. Then, formally, using the concept of change driver.
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Comment #48199553
Why?
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Comment #48186158
Obsidian may not be open source, but its file format is definitely more open than Joplin's. Which is why I switched to it. Synchronizing with Syncthing works well enough both on de…
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Comment #48153571
An attorney could make money with that, sell that "as a service": the service would be to provide you with the same AI attorneys use, et voilà.
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Comment #48114949
Review-fix rounds after generation of text or code, until convergence to a solution that doesn't need more improvements.
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Comment #48073706
For my paper about ME/CFS, I let an LLM integrate lots of findings of other scientific papers. Then I ask the LLM to "creatively brainstorm", given all we know of ME/CFS and the ne…
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Comment #47928609
It would be interesting to see if llms all share the same internal representation of red. It might hint towards how it works for humans. Note: I'm not sure this is formulated well,…
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Comment #47928582
Chemistry is the same for each of us, as is physics, so I'd be inclined to think that red is the same red for everyone.
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Comment #47341583
Sometimes, an AI helps articulate an idea or an intuition. Is that okay, or is it too much already?
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Comment #47334151
Oh a modern comeback of the analyst-programmer?
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Comment #47032746
This prompt doesn't say shit about the fact that one wants to wash his car at the car wash or somewhere else...
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Comment #46983134
That's how I see complex numbers: In mathematics and physics, complex numbers aren't just "imaginary" values—they are the secret language of 2D rotation. While real numbers live on…
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Comment #46905114
You would be surprised about what the 4.5 models can already do in these ways of thinking. I think that one can unlock this power with the right set of prompts. It's impressive, tr…