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monkeypilot

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    Show HN: Oncourse AI – Personal AI Study Mate for Med Students

    Hi HN! We're Oncourse AI — an AI-powered medical exam prep platform. We built this because watching friends waste 6-12 months on ineffective prep was painful. The problem: Medical …

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    Comment #31638359

    You can still do a Cmd+L or a Cmd+K (Might be Ctrl instead of Cmd for you) to get to Search. Try using Apple Music. That shit is 5 years behind Spotify in any UX measure.

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    Yes it is. I have tried 6 others and all of them give much much worse results in lots of cases. It won’t matter if you search something popular, but otherwise you notice the differ…

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    Apple Maps is a complete joke in India for instance. I’ve heard of stories of people getting lost because they followed it, then they open Google Maps and get the actual directions…

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    There’s no reporting institution that gets all reporting right. I surely disagree with lots of NYT reports but they do a better job than most others in explaining a story. I’d be h…

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    Is it any good? What's with all the dislikes?

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    It’s so sincere that it doesn’t sound like a joke. Maybe the fact that they are a paid subscription they can do this? What’s the pricing of Beepr?

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    For the uninitiated, Brian Kernighan also wrote a book titled "Unix: A History and a Memoir" published in 2019. Would recommend. Goodreads Link - https://www.goodreads.com/book/sho…

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    The end result is a sparse network that more closely "mimics the brain". Is this as significant as it sounds or is there something I am missing here? Original Paper here - https://…

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    Not very responsive.

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    Comment #21869305

    He’s actually tried out a myriad of psychedelics and had a big role to play in synthesising psilocybin (I think he named that himself as well). He talks about all of this in his bo…