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Comment #49165097
+ let LLM generate just scaffolds, skeletons + do not let it generate code (let it generate leading questions instead of answers) + let it test you (try learning-opportunities repo…
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Comment #48442981
I just published my interview with Benjamin Riley at Cognitive Resonance. I enjoyed it a lot. He is the founder of a consultancy that helps people understand how generative AI work…
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Comment #48167359
Thank you for your feedback and the insight, .... you are probably right. Short live demo would be probably much better, I will think about it in the near term. :D "massively multi…
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Comment #48162437
Todo-list apps are nothing new. You might think sharing a handful of editable tasks among a few people would be dead simple. You'd be wrong. To my knowledge, no simple tool of this…
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Comment #47044885
it is simply about the fact there is a lot of lifestyle guidelines to walk as much as possible with “50 metres” textual context, but there is barely same amount of texts suggesting…
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Comment #44622579
> "Images can blend in the background, reading takes active processing so we're much more sensitive. And for the end user of a product, they care 0 or next to 0 about AI code." Ver…
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Comment #44622572
Agree 100%.
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Comment #44622568
I understand. The question is what does it mean to "survive" for someone. For me survival means: - continuing to do my best at the language level – even if more people would start …
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Comment #44622502
This is a topic for another article! We tried hard to use (test) translation tools in some real-life scenarios. The results seemed like they can help first but then we spent a lot …
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Comment #44622456
You are right. It plateaued and even degraded in some way. Or we just got more sensitive to its bullshiting?
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Comment #44622442
Good point! Thanks. I like the perspective of "choices" during creation. It is an essential principle of the real art that it is a result of thousands/millions of deliberate choice…
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Comment #44622389
> "Consumers don't care if art is generated by AI or humans" Maybe not yet. The real "art" consumers were always very sensitive and asking for originality (thus scarcity). It is an…
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Comment #44614366
I am a book publisher & I love technology. It can empower people. I have been using LLM chatbots since they became widely available. I regularly test machine translation at our pub…
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Comment #40367635
Thank you very much. I will think of a way to improve the shading while keeping the basic principle and simplicity. Thanks for the other ideas; it is still in progress. I added pas…
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Comment #40221404
Done
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Comment #40215006
Actually, the spiral is ugly when it does not start at 8 a.m. ;) I added 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. as these were the most frequent workday start times users asked for. But I can also add o…
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Comment #40214940
I will think about possibilites.
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Comment #40214929
Oh, thank you! You have many great ideas, @purple-leafy. This public version stems from the Roam environment where the outliner solves many things for you. Here I am using just a s…
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Comment #40214850
Thanks, good idea, I will look into this!
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Comment #40191135
Hey hackers! I've got something exciting to share: Nautilus Omnibus. It's not your typical time-blocking tool. The public prototype offers a unique circular day view that automatic…
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Comment #39394397
I haven’t! I will check it, thanks. More ob Nautilus here: https://lifehacky.net/how-i-learned-to-plan-better-and-what-...