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sagebird
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About sagebird
Dad, runner, Valley Forge PA.
https://williamsharkey.com
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Comment #49184103
These variables are not independent so you can't just multiply ratios to get combined ratio. (If height were not correlated with income that would be surprising, for example.)
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Comment #48361744
a human would have noticed something different about the requests it was getting, or the frequency of requests, and as soon as it noticed a shift, it would have carried that knowle…
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Comment #48319145
should have submitted it to 5 independent fact checkers - would have deflated nonsense before it began by showing that you are going to see trivial and non trivial shifts among the…
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Comment #48049353
same, without context it is speculation. even with context, if the person creating the story controls the window, a window can be found which supports the story.
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Comment #47966435
Does running the command to remove the anti-goblin ask from local prompt increase performance slightly because there is less "cognitive load" to have to hold its tongue? If you wor…
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Comment #47696340
I think that what is missing in this discussion is the latent background that one needs to actually create "ai art" that has merit. It is a strange combination of skills that some …
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Comment #47692972
I am not an expert but this seems like model distillation could work to get the behavior you need to run on a cheap end-user processor (Raspberry Pi 4/5 class). I chatted with clau…
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Comment #47690910
Can you please design a version for kids to ride on? With a seat and handle similar to "wooden bee ride on" by b. toys? I want a vacuum that kids can actually drive, ride on, do re…
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Comment #47519885
>> To misquote Kennedy, “we chose to focus coroutines on generator in C++23, not because it is hard, but because it is easy”. Appreciate this humor -- absurd, tasteful.
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Comment #47131441
This is an interesting project, congrats. I have a similar project and goals (free, light, fast portable os-like-dev environment) at http://shiro.computer , http://shiro.computer/a…
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Show HN: A Unix environment in a single HTML file (420 KB)
I built a browser-native Unix environment - shell, filesystem, git, npm, node, vi, 200+ commands. Everything is JavaScript running client-side with IndexedDB for persistence. The w…
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Comment #44674357
ok do pornhub next
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Comment #44596488
it's not agi until we have browser browsers automating atm machine machining machines, imo
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Comment #43896009
Wes Anderson is positioning cinematographers on American soil with extremely powerful telephoto lenses, filming actors performing in meticulously designed miniature sets across the…
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Comment #42842321
i wouldn’t be surprised if many insults to human health are not relevant in population that exercises vigorously 5 times a week and have good body composition. for the average amer…
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Comment #42537469
You are exactly correct - thank you for reading and letting me know, appreciate your curiosity!
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Comment #42534006
Sorry - I believe I am off topic as this is not relevant given: "This indirectly enforces the idea that sets cannot have duplicate elements, as set membership is defined purely by …
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Comment #42533950
A more compact and beautiful relation exists between integers and finite rooted trees exist, imo. David W. Matula found a correspondence between trees and integers using prime fact…
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Comment #41921544
I can intellectualize But I cannot truly physically believe how much there is here in our universe. It’s one thing to see zooming out animated diagrams It’s a whole other thing to …
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Comment #41861268
The optimus bots seemed laggy. I thought the non verbal communication really suffered compared to a human using fingers and eye contact. The smoothness of the optimus movement was …