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nocoder

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    Tell HN: Fable guardrails trigger on random questions

    I have Fable guardrails trigger on seemingly innocuous questions. Two examples: a) What is Echium b)I want you to deep dive on coffee and it’s effect on health, cognition and longe…

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    Question to op - Do QR based systems in other SEA countries like promptpay in Thailand also work on similar logic? Also, great website and layout, very respectful of the reader. Cl…

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    My experience with the LLM bot is that they are really keen to appease the user and often over confident about their responses. They are prioritizing user engagement over factual n…

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    What would be a good way to backup the passwords stored in Bitwarden? I am worried that someday suddenly bitwarden could stop working and I will lose access to all the stored passw…

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    Ya, I am a runner myself but I have heard this from some other friends. They all can play sports involving a lot of running but cannot seem to enjoy running for it's own sake. It m…

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    I guess I am a likely target audience for such a tool since I work in marketing & we consume such research, so I read through the website and there is a lot of text about "AI" & ho…

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    I can relate to this. I am also partially color blind and when bouldering without glasses, I so often mess up the foot holds. My partner often thinks I am cheating until I tell her…

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    I am on a 10 year old Kindle and looking to replace it but most of my ebooks are from Amazon. Would it be seamless to transfer my books to Kobo via Calibre or some other software o…

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    Tangential - what is the a good book to catchup on the latest state of cosmological research?

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    Comment #39212644

    Looks like the brief for this article was - "find an angle to blame everything on amazon"

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    This is one of the things that makes me full of wonder and awe! When we humans put our heads to something we can kick ass. Unfortunately, off late our heads have been into kicking …

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    where does this fit in? I am reading Intro to statistical learning, so wondering if this should come after it or I can directly jump to this when I reach the unsupervised ML techni…

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    Using meetup to find a local running group has been an interesting experience. I am not buddies with them but it is nice to get out of the work bubble.

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    Don't sell the book, sell your story. People buy stories & how those make them feel as a person, they do not just buy the product. I have marketed books in the past and they are ge…

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    What a nice comment!! This has been a big failing of my mental model. I always believed if I was smart enough I should understand things without effort. Still trying to unlearn thi…

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    I am learning Python with Replit's 100 days of code. Not sure how useful it will be, but so far it has been good.

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    Matt Levine's newsletters

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    Really cool, I could pair it with some ocean or river noise from mynoise & it will be a nice things to have on a separate screen while working.