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  1. We're all called Julia, or maybe ChatGPT calls itself Julia (solresol.substack.com)
    3 points 1
  2. It's 2025 – Narrative Learning is the new baseline to beat for explainable ML (arxiv.org)
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  3. Elder care and AI agents via accounting and software development (solresol.substack.com)
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  4. The answer to the million dollar question is 2031 (solresol.substack.com)
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  5. Maybe ChatGPT has some pre-frontal cortex problems (solresol.substack.com)
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  6. Advice to students choosing careers and courses at the dawn of the AI era (solresol.substack.com)
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  7. Social mobility and GDP and some predictions on the possible effect of AI (solresol.substack.com)
    1 points 0
  8. Mysterious Latitude and Longitude Coordinates (blog.ifost.org.au)
    2 points 1
  9. Ask HN: Experience with the Y Combinator speed dating for edtech?

    35 minutes in, and I haven't been matched with anyone. Is EdTech very sparse? What has everyone else's experience been?

    4 points 0
  10. Ask HN: Founder Visas for Australia

    I just met my local federal member for a chat today. He was very interested in hearing about the experiences of founders and remote workers, and what needs to be done to help the local startup ecosystem. As the chair of…

    2 points 3
  11. To what use would you put mature-age beginner programmers?

    I'm teaching a 10-week, 4-hour-per-week Python programming class at the moment, and the target audience is mature-age career changers. At the end of the course, there is a state-sponsored "apprenticeship" program where…

    7 points 13
  12. Something funny is about to happen to some prices (blog.ifost.org.au)
    105 points 99
  13. What's the etiquette for greetings on video calls? (blog.ifost.org.au)
    2 points 1
  14. How I Teach Classes Remotely (blog.ifost.org.au)
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  15. Ask HN: What books should we get non-technical product managers to read

    I should add that the product manager in question is quite interested in book suggestions -- we're not foisting this on him.

    2 points 1
  16. Python, Go or Haskell?

    I'm in the interesting position of setting up a team from scratch: hiring the first software developers in a well-funded company. There is a team of data scientists who have been creating models in Python (which end up…

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  17. Rights afforded to AIs under the constitution (scifi poetry) (ifost.org.au)
    4 points 0
  18. What's required for text chat to make you productive rather than interrupted (blog.ifost.org.au)
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  19. Draining the meeting bogs and how not to suffer from email overload (blog.ifost.org.au)
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  20. I worry about Silicon Valley biotech startups (ifost.org.au)
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  21. Rules of thumb for predicting how long a task will take (blog.ifost.org.au)
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