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Joined 17 years ago
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Using Ropes for Computation
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wiki.xxiivv.com
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5 months ago
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Meditation, Language, and LLMs
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craigmod.com
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7 months ago
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Chinese Batteries Will Run the World
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nytimes.com
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cmod
9 months ago
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Comment · 9 months ago
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AGI Is Here
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robinsloan.com
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cmod
10 months ago
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Comment · 1 year ago
In Japan I’ve seen at Starbucks: a guy bring in a giant power supply and plop it down on top of the table to power his tower and monitor like it wasn’t the most sociopathic thing in the world. And another guy used to set up six or seven screens at his table to “daytrade” — turns out he wasn’t day trading at all, they were all running videos of fake daytrading / stock tickers. (I had a friend at that Starbucks who would give me all the details; they had to ban him eventually for disrupting / getting surly with other customers).
What Happens When the Intelligence Goes Out?
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robinsloan.com
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cmod
1 year ago
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Comment · 1 year ago
Hacker News is the url I use to test most fussy connections because it's so light, and will load under even the slightest trickle of data. When I was doing research in Ghana, it was the only site I could get to reliably load for news in the field, and thus spent a month reading only HN (good luck getting the _New York Times_ to load without a gigabit connection). Appreciate how it stays — and has stayed — svelte and fast throughout the years.
iPod modded with USB-C and Bluetooth
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player-mods.com
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cmod
1 year ago
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Garbage in Japan
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craigmod.com
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cmod
1 year ago
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Is It OK? (Are LLMs Morally OK?)
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robinsloan.com
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cmod
1 year ago
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Six Years of Running a Membership Program
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craigmod.com
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1 year ago
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Comment · 1 year ago
Thank you for building this; over the years the bus animation has gone a bit wonky, but otherwise the page holds up really well. It’s a great library you built.
A low-tech solution for storing carbon
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washingtonpost.com
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cmod
2 years ago
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Comment · 2 years ago
I've been using this thing daily for about five months and really adore it. I use it as a Kindle replacement and with Readwise Reader as a longform article dump. I've read more longform pieces in the last few months than last few years combined. The device is incredibly light, and maintains battery even if you leave it idle all day (unlike my kindles which often drained themselves). Anyway, it's been a nice surprise, the palma.[0]
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https://craigmod.com/roden/091/#digital-reading-in-2024