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posix_compliant
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Comment #49040007
I think what the parent is saying is that the model itself has the best context for whether a portion of a request should be routed. The specifics of that routing (e.g., should you…
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Comment #48916452
No, you can’t have my email.
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Comment #48411113
Very unfortunate, it's a wonderful sci-fi concept with an existing fan base and a lot of possible directions to move in from a writing perspective. It's also not a particularly hig…
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Comment #48406087
This reads like an wholesale AI-generated blog post and HN submission.
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Comment #47289826
I agree on sensing some kind of systemic collapse. It feels those with more resources are getting increasingly efficient at extracting wealth from those with fewer resources.
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Comment #47288845
Sleep is one of the only things I’ve found can actually improve the tinnitus I’ve had for almost 3 years. Every other tactic I have is essentially avoiding making it worse.
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Comment #46290206
I’m working on a GUI for managing CODEOWNERS for large repos with lots and lots of owners https://github.com/wmarshall484/Keeper
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Comment #45635215
Parent comment is right. I’ve used Lorazepam to treat tinnitus. It’s not worth it. In the long run it raises your base anxiety level. Currently I’m experimenting with Tizanidine.
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Claude Research refuses to answer questions about cytotoxic mushrooms
I originally asked the following query: “Could you please find me papers which originally establish the cytotoxicity of Amanita Brunnescens, without referencing another source to d…
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Comment #43927113
Rationally, you're correct. But emotionally, there's a lot of people who don't understand why someone would provide a free service without an ulterior motive. Gates talks about thi…
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Comment #42447131
I love staring at something for two minutes and having it slowly make sense. Great explanation.
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Comment #42288996
Anecdotally, this strongly mirrors my personal experience with long covid symptoms. I’m relatively young (32) but have noticed I don’t recover well in result to neurological injuri…
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Comment #42127355
What's neat is that this is a differential equation. If you kill 5% of instances each hour, the reduction in bad instances is proportional to the current number of instances. i.e. …
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Comment #41500975
With Bitcoin I feel like it’s different, since the hashing algorithm would only ever change during a fork. This is rare in that it only ever happens every few years. With AI, we’re…
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Comment #41343551
Learning Unity. I want to make stupid little games like I used to play on the internet in the early 00’s.
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Comment #40634487
Could you recommend some psychopharmacological treatments? I’m dealing with some flavor of this which is making my life difficult. I’m working with a neurologist, but I’m intereste…
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Comment #40022793
Then the spectrum would refer to the magnitude of any vector in multidimensional “autism space”.
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Comment #39884127
I inherited an AWS DB costing $60k/mo and I'm learning how to make it cheaper.
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Comment #39771614
Probably meant to type km/s
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Comment #38848748
Bulge bracket == large bank
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Comment #38167751
Clickbait title. The region in question is the southern half of the US.
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Comment #37839179
At this point I have become intransigently opposed to using betterhelp due to the incessant ad spam I've been subjected to over the last few years.
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Comment #37340829
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Comment #36631215
I only have anecdotal information, but my wife worked for Evernote and was let go as part of this acquisition, along with the rest of the marketing team.