The status page should detect the thing they are looking into. Kinda like a Check Engine light or gauge reading notifies you to investigate a problem with your engine.
Agree 100%, especially with your second paragraph. The majority of domain experts I've interfaced with in my own domain, along with things I am not an expert in, are typically experts not because of the solutions they…
Every time I read “could” my brain automatically also says “could not!” lol “hot beverages could _not_ cause oesophageal cancer” I know very hot beverages are group 2A probable carcinogen:…
Agreed, but am still scared. lol Have they considered using their amazing new models to... improve something? THere'd probably be a whole lot less anti-AI sentiment if they used these things to actually make people's…
Obv a straw man here, but I imagine many folks can relate: During an outage or incident some people certainly react as if it’s catastrophic, but a lot of those same people don’t plan, design, or strategize that way… So…
Thank you! Also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49493820 I totally missed this just a few days ago lol
It extends well beyond creative stuff too. It makes me think of Gell-Man amnesia [1]. People can tell when something they are experts in is being done poorly, but others can't, and it frustrates the experts. Then, those…
> One thing people go through as they age is an elevation of cynicism and general misanthropy. After decades of being disappointed when naive idealism and speculative optimism fail, one can just get down on it all. > It…
yea that's kind of the crux in this whole mess we are in: It doesn't really matter how right or wrong anyone is... They are driving and we are along for the ride.
I think it's more about not doing unnecessary things. Like a like a saying I heard somewhere "a clever person solves a problem, a wise person avoids it". Not every good idea _needs_ to become a feature. And if you think…
Agree 100. Most of my frustration with things in the world goes right to this IE it's the folks who design/administer it that I blame. Sure, the users and/or operators of any given system can find a way to use/operate…
I have often thought that without LLMs humanizing outputs they would not have caught on, even if they output the exact same data/answers. The way they answer is way more important than their output for success, IMO.
I’ve always wanted to use creatine regularly but every time I’ve started taking it, I get a considerable rise in blood pressure. Would be curious to hear if anyone else experiences this or has found a good workaround.…
Yea. Just my observation, they are losing some pretty big markets in that region. It's pretty clear from going in the Kroger stores anywhere near an HEB that HEB is really hurting them. They are all empty (dystopian as…
Yep. And they don't charge much of a premium to deliver this. I can buy things at HEB and not worry about them being expired/etc, even for grocery pickup. Kroger, afaict, _chooses_ the expiring/broken stuff if you do…
I've gone back and forth several times in my head because I truly love Fedora and am happiest on that OS, but these ongoing supply chain compromises just make me lose sleep. I wish there was a Fedora LTS that had the…
Tangent to this topic, if you are deficient or sensitive to B vitamin supplementation, it may be worthwhile to get tested for MTHFR/COMT genetic variants. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methylenetetrahydrofolate_redu...…
Wow, amazing answer! I have a lot of reading and then thinking to do, but if you are documenting your research anywhere, I'd greatly appreciate somewhere to follow it. Thank you so much! This is why I love HN.
> True security comes from general IT practices followed by engineers themselves Sounds exactly like something the average security practitioner would say... `not_sure_if.jpg`
The status page should detect the thing they are looking into. Kinda like a Check Engine light or gauge reading notifies you to investigate a problem with your engine.
Agree 100%, especially with your second paragraph. The majority of domain experts I've interfaced with in my own domain, along with things I am not an expert in, are typically experts not because of the solutions they…
Every time I read “could” my brain automatically also says “could not!” lol “hot beverages could _not_ cause oesophageal cancer” I know very hot beverages are group 2A probable carcinogen:…
Agreed, but am still scared. lol Have they considered using their amazing new models to... improve something? THere'd probably be a whole lot less anti-AI sentiment if they used these things to actually make people's…
Obv a straw man here, but I imagine many folks can relate: During an outage or incident some people certainly react as if it’s catastrophic, but a lot of those same people don’t plan, design, or strategize that way… So…
Thank you! Also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49493820 I totally missed this just a few days ago lol
It extends well beyond creative stuff too. It makes me think of Gell-Man amnesia [1]. People can tell when something they are experts in is being done poorly, but others can't, and it frustrates the experts. Then, those…
> One thing people go through as they age is an elevation of cynicism and general misanthropy. After decades of being disappointed when naive idealism and speculative optimism fail, one can just get down on it all. > It…
yea that's kind of the crux in this whole mess we are in: It doesn't really matter how right or wrong anyone is... They are driving and we are along for the ride.
I think it's more about not doing unnecessary things. Like a like a saying I heard somewhere "a clever person solves a problem, a wise person avoids it". Not every good idea _needs_ to become a feature. And if you think…
Agree 100. Most of my frustration with things in the world goes right to this IE it's the folks who design/administer it that I blame. Sure, the users and/or operators of any given system can find a way to use/operate…
I have often thought that without LLMs humanizing outputs they would not have caught on, even if they output the exact same data/answers. The way they answer is way more important than their output for success, IMO.
I’ve always wanted to use creatine regularly but every time I’ve started taking it, I get a considerable rise in blood pressure. Would be curious to hear if anyone else experiences this or has found a good workaround.…
Yea. Just my observation, they are losing some pretty big markets in that region. It's pretty clear from going in the Kroger stores anywhere near an HEB that HEB is really hurting them. They are all empty (dystopian as…
Yep. And they don't charge much of a premium to deliver this. I can buy things at HEB and not worry about them being expired/etc, even for grocery pickup. Kroger, afaict, _chooses_ the expiring/broken stuff if you do…
I've gone back and forth several times in my head because I truly love Fedora and am happiest on that OS, but these ongoing supply chain compromises just make me lose sleep. I wish there was a Fedora LTS that had the…
Tangent to this topic, if you are deficient or sensitive to B vitamin supplementation, it may be worthwhile to get tested for MTHFR/COMT genetic variants. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methylenetetrahydrofolate_redu...…
Wow, amazing answer! I have a lot of reading and then thinking to do, but if you are documenting your research anywhere, I'd greatly appreciate somewhere to follow it. Thank you so much! This is why I love HN.
> True security comes from general IT practices followed by engineers themselves Sounds exactly like something the average security practitioner would say... `not_sure_if.jpg`