Viewing profile — postflopclarity
postflopclarity
HN member- Joined
- Mon, Jul 21, 2025, 2:12 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 518
- Public activity
- 238 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About postflopclarity
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #49088303
claude's grammar has gotten significantly worse with latest versions. it no longer writes perfectly at all
-
comment
Comment #49023409
there's always something. technology has come a long way. AI is disruptive, but so were railways, electricity, the transistor, etc...
-
comment
Comment #49022683
real
-
comment
Comment #49022541
> The SP500 gives 10-12% the historical average is closer to 7%. sustained 12% would be excellent growth for any mature firm
-
comment
Comment #48979526
there are already reasons given in another comment thread. the main reason is that this IR is itself written in Julia, and using multiple languages is cumbersome and annoying.
-
comment
Comment #48909625
it's easily resolvable. the first statement is a lie: MANY students pay the full, published cost of attendance.
-
comment
Comment #48849644
anybody saying they're identical clearly doesn't use both...
-
comment
Comment #48849632
you have a very strange experience
-
comment
Comment #48836533
https://www.wired.com/story/grok-is-still-hosting-sexualized... https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/musks-grok-chatbot-faces-...
-
comment
Comment #48835190
[flagged]
-
comment
Comment #48810693
I don't know if I'd call this an "unfortunate" result or not. it's neither good nor bad, just a thing. Arpino & Mogi are different authors that wrote a different paper that I didn'…
-
comment
Comment #48796533
seems like an odd choice to so emphatically phrase this as a quality of "the left" when there are so clearly many plausible confounding factors (education, wealth, employment statu…
-
comment
Comment #48732754
not sure what nuance you're looking for in between "abuses" and "children"
- story
-
comment
Comment #48724314
[flagged]
-
comment
Comment #48723556
[flagged]
-
comment
Comment #48659765
or I could just do something better with my time :/ so much effort all to fix what should be a clear and objective inaccuracy
-
comment
Comment #48652491
you have described my experience very accurately
-
comment
Comment #48650829
"only" a 7% increase in deaths
-
comment
Comment #48645775
I think one of the last straws for me before I quit trying to help is when I "lost" some disputed edit (and the page was subsequently locked) because the original author provided a…
-
comment
Comment #48645680
it was in the computational social choice sphere which attracts a lot of amateurs interested in electoral reform and "voting theory" (which of course is not the typical term used f…
-
comment
Comment #48645526
I am confident that my edits were high quality and improved the mathematical accuracy and clarity of the page. unfortunately I was editing under my real name and I'd rather not dox…
-
comment
Comment #48645497
indeed. the field I was trying to improve tend to attract a lot of cranks and trisectors. the topics are not "contentious" in the typical political sense but the pages are closely …
-
comment
Comment #48644078
trying to contribute to wikipedia was the most miserable experience in a "collaborative" process I've ever had in my life. Like arguing with cranks at a town hall meeting, ignorant…
-
comment
Comment #48633939
> In that particular sense I think NYC is the clear best city in the country, yes. if you don't like cities, you won't like NYC. but as far as "city" goes, NYC is the clear best an…