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Comment #44096308
Part of this is a cultural issue. I completely understand why people struggle with addiction, smoking, obesity, stress, depression, and so on. I don't blame the people, but the cur…
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Comment #44096261
>, in 2021 the mean duration in Germany was 1 769 hours and 1 923 hours in Italy. That is strange, by this chart the Italy have 1694 and Germany 1340. In Poland it is still 1814 in…
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Comment #44096233
My friends and I would love to have 4/5 or 3/5 of working days with 4/5 or 3/5 of salary, but sadly I don't know any companies that offer that. I understand that it may be hard wit…
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Comment #43808219
That explains this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Seven_Year_Itch idiom/movie with Marilyn Monroe
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Comment #43806075
On the other hand you can use virtualisation easily and way more cheaply
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Comment #43747297
A year ago, I bought a brand-new EVGA hybrid-cooled 3090 Ti for 700 euros. I'm still astonished at how good of a decision it was, especially considering the scarcity of 24GB cards …
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Comment #43726685
Could you please explain more about the Ref[2], what does it mean beyond what is in article and how serious is it? "These findings suggest that breath-hold diving training over sev…
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Comment #43363606
Interesting, can you provide more sources, about the dictators and stoicism, also Marcus Aurelius was he a tyrant, mass murderer, and courtier?
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Comment #43240972
I mean, not really you don't need user data; I was doing something related with LLM (simply asking it) and planning to use vector databases for various tasks, like semantic search,…
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Comment #43231865
I dream of a good recommendation system because Goodreads is completely terrible. I just want to know two things: which books are similar and which books I would like, beyond typic…
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Comment #42964551
>"One-set routines can achieve roughly 60–70% of the muscle growth that higher-volume (3–5 set) routines produce". Do you have any source for that? I know Mike Mentzer and heavy du…
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Comment #42704505
Yep, in my game it tried always to "save" player it was impossible for LLM to jail or kill a player to end a game. I had to explicitly end it by game logic, not by LLM.
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Comment #42704465
I mean this isn't it fun to generate ancient rome/alice in wonderland/medivial Poland kind of the world?
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Comment #42704451
I have solved it in my two games by using two systems in my future game: 1. LLM "text" info ,about world, player, text descriptions of world/decisions and so one. 2. Typical D&D st…
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Comment #42704429
>I don't think you're going to find an LLM with a large enough context window to have a meaningfully involving story spanning multiple sessions You don't need to provide every sing…
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Comment #42704378
I've created two AI LLM D&D-style games. The second one will soon be released as a D&D-style game with Visual Novel elements (AI-generated images_. Here's how I can address some co…
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Comment #42361958
The issue for me is privacy, practically all AV are root level spyware, you don't know what are they sending or how, EULA are nightmarish. They can send logs, files to outside serv…
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Comment #40644850
In smaller companies you can negotiate it as my friend did. There is some stigma around "diy sabbaticals" (leaving job without new one), my fiance and family was quite surprised an…
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Comment #40644825
Yes, but I think this and (un)paid sabbaticals may attract a elite talent that is in short supply (at least in the US). But then again this is my speculation.
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Comment #40634644
I agree, but the charities programs I applied only need the marketing/seo or wordpress guy. Most charities don't have a need for the programmers.
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Comment #40634058
I don't mean state intervention as most programmers are quite privileged, but a company that creates something like skunk works for people for burned out people
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Comment #40633976
They can pay because they had make a mistake or don't have a knowledge. For example I was working with a team of 6 creating a project for a bank that was discontinued after 3 month…
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Comment #40633915
I wish there was a job for burnout people something like: 1. meaningful 2. high impact 3. high authonomy 4. safe (low pressure, stress, etc.) 5. creative And counterbalance it with…
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Comment #40610131
Tinnitus can also be caused by tumour (Vestibular schwannoma https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vestibular_schwannoma ). I sometimes hear high pitched sound (like hiss) in my left ear a…