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prismatix

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    Comment #48804884

    In medicine, if you look hard you will likely find something . That part that confuses me about his story is: not once does he mention the symptoms or side effects. Unless I someho…

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    Comment #47834480

    Not trying to sound snarky, but this is just part of transitioning from a junior/mid to a more senior developer: realizing that code readability matters more than terse-ness.

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    Comment #47806088

    Exactly this. People are so "doom and gloom" about the future with AI, but I think it's because they are subconsciously worried they can't keep up. I am not immune to it. I feel th…

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    Comment #47298503

    If one of you is a stay at home parent, then it's worth trying. But don't stress yourself out trying to make it happen. I have 2 kids. The first I was able to stay home with for 1 …

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    Comment #46088124

    Do we think this is not already happening, but on an "unconscious" level? I mean, if ChatGPT is trained on the internet, wouldn't it make sense that most recommended content would …

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    Comment #45902760

    I had a similar experience. A few months ago, I was in the city for a weekend and took Waymo for most of my rides. The one time I chose to use Lyft/Uber, the driver floored it befo…

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    Comment #44376599

    Ah, got it. Thank you!

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    Comment #44372057

    I'm curious to hear which one you forked and found useful? I've looked at the awesome MCP list but was a bit struck by decision paralysis when trying to figure out what to try, so …

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    Comment #43535284

    The funny thing is that this article makes the author sound like the "lazy" one here. They're completely engulfed in their own experience with no ability to put themselves in a stu…

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    Comment #43343303

    If you find this interesting, the Theories of Everything podcast with Curt Jaimungal does a good job exploring this topic. The neuroscience-centered conversations focus mostly on c…

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    Comment #43320713

    I'm on mobile so maybe the desktop experience is better, but it would be nice to search by job title rather than company.

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    Comment #43194821

    The situation opened up a very interesting discussion on our team. All of us on the team use AI tools in our job (you'd be a fool not to these days). I even use the copilot tool th…

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    Comment #43193880

    I just interviewed someone for a Senior position who's been using these AI copilots for 1.5 years as a contractor. In the interview I politely said I wanted to evaluate their skill…

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    Comment #43012253

    Another interesting one: Dawson is David's son. I have a friend whose son is named Dawson and the father is David. When naming my own kid, I was curious of the origin of Dawson and…

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    Comment #42837459

    I gave my daughter a toy camera around age 2.5 or 3 and didn't realize it also captured video. She had unintentionally discovered the video function and has since captured many con…

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    Comment #42246797

    Is it just me, or does it feel like a significant proportion of psychological research nowadays comes to "no-brainer' conclusions? I find myself more often looking at an article an…

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    Comment #42020149

    This works really smoothly on Android. Nice job on the technical aspects! One suggestion I have is to make the game more challenging by having a target number of moves the player s…

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    Comment #40346090

    I kind of like the longevity of things like this. We have a centarian home and the basement has some kids' names and ages etched into the concrete from the earliest years of the ho…

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    Comment #39895036

    I, too, never really saw it as a handicap. However, looking back on my education I think I could argue that it was slightly a disadvantage. I constantly got feedback on essays, "sh…

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    Comment #39468187

    I think the "Peanut Butter Sandwich Instructions" game could fit into this category as well. For kids who can't write, you can do the actions in real time. For kids who can, have t…

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    Comment #39346194

    Cousins are great if you stay close, but generally as you get older you drift apart and then you're left with no one again. Anecdotally: as someone who was the youngest by 5+ years…

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    Comment #39057100

    Straight from the website: "Apple Vision Pro is great for travel and when U.S. customers travel abroad, the experience will remain consistent. That means all of their apps and cont…

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    Comment #38902935

    Interesting you say that because I've always felt like a big drawback of Google Docs is the inability to see the floating cursor. It doesn't feel as immersive as, say, Figma editin…

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    Comment #38826198

    The biggest mistake here is conflating Autosteer with Full Self Driving (FSD). This isn't necessarily the author's fault as Tesla uses the word Autopilot to mean Autosteer, but any…

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    Comment #38684285

    Take a look at their five other industry-leading products. UX design was never their forté, but they have the rest of the design world in the bag. As a former designer, I can tell …