or it's a search engine that makes for a great thought partner.. It's all about the keywords and pushing it in different directions through the graph..
A great list of techniques for shaping AI responses here.
thanks Hiten.
AI can be a search engine or a thought partner.
I spend 3 hours daily shaping responses so I don’t waste time on shallow answers. The key? Knowing how to push it past surface-level thinking.
Here are 21 techniques to turn AI into a second brain, not a toy.
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It ate my quote..
Maggie: I think the way the vast majority of us should be relating to them right now is rubber ducks and not sources of truth at all. They're genuinely, as you say, sounding partners, thinking partners.
Just published a new article on "Why taming architectural complexity is paramount" in software engineering.
Uncontrolled complexity can lead to a massive drop in productivity, higher defect density, and increased staff turnover. Dive in here:
swizec.com/blog/why-taming-a…
Have you heard about the linear() easing function?
It’s a timing function that allows you to recreate bounce and spring effects in CSS, something you could not do before.
The function is available in Firefox 112 and Chrome 113.
developer.chrome.com/article…
TIL.. DO NOT use @paypal "send money" to buy things online. It is classed as a "personal payment" and you will have no protection and no ability to file a dispute, claim a refund, or even report a scam account. I did manage to post a text message in the chat, but no response.
TIL.. DO NOT use @paypal "send money" to buy things online. It is classed as a "personal payment" and you will have no protection and no ability to file a dispute, claim a refund, or even report a scam account. I did manage to post a text message in the chat, but no response.
The seller was a 10 year old account on @Gumtree with good feedback. I now assume the account was hacked. Gumtree does not provide any buyer protection either.
oh, wow, thank you everyone for your support. Just to clarify, it wasn't my account that was hacked, but rather the seller's (I'm assuming). I was basically pointing out that age of seller account isn't a guarantee of authenticity.
Welp, This is it folks. Twitter has blocked API access for third-party clients, including those that make the site more accessible for blind users. This was how I primarily Used Twitter and now that it’s gone, I’m going to find it very difficult to navigate the clunky interfaces.
I'm still considering working on a Reselect v5 to accompany RTK 2.0.
Open questions:
- What are the biggest pain points with using selectors today?
- What would an ideal selector API look like?
- What changes would you want to see made to Reselect?
github.com/reduxjs/reselect/…
I've been brewing on some hot takes about @remix_run 's react router that I think need to be written somewhere. Really appreciate @tannerlinsley's feedback on this(see end quote). Ultimately, react router's data utilities are pretty awkward in SPA's. programmingarehard.com/2023/…
😰 REALLY STRUGGLING getting Jest to work with ESM npm modules. I created a repo in case anyone knows the answer and can submit a pull request. My only solution now is to downgrade all module's that are ESM back to their CJS predecessor.
repo: github.com/joelnet/jest-esm-…
ALT A Jest stack trace showing an issue at an import statement.