Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49507755

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seem very confusing to grug

^ This is the best and funniest paragraph of text that I’ve read this year

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHS8bweLcxQ

    ICan’tBelieveItCanSort(A[1..n])
      for i = 1 to n do
        for j = 1 to n do
          if A[i] < A[j] then
            swap A[i] and A[j]

    3412  // i=1
    4312  // i=1 -> i=2
    3412  // i=2 -> i=3
    1432  // i=3
    1342  // i=3 -> i=4
    1243  // i=4
    1234  // i=4

2) At some point, the outer loop will point to "1", and "1" will be compared to the 1st position. Then, "1" will be placed in the 1st position and remain there forever. (For example, this happens in the 3rd line above)

3) After the outer loop points to "1", at some point it will point to "2" which will be compared to the 2nd position. (Proof: when the outer loop pointed to "1", if "2" was on the right of "1", then the statement is obvious; if "2" was on the left of "1", then it would be in the 1st position by (1), so again the statement holds.) Then, "2" will be placed in the 2nd position and remain there forever.

4) After the outer loop points to "2", at some point it will point to "3" which will be compared to the 3rd position...

I find most of his videos, which typically follow the format of "I conducted experiment X on myself; here are the results," useful and digestible without being overly pushy about selling his Blueprint product.

The sample size = 1 person (himself) casts doubt on a lot of his findings, but I've still made some lifestyle changes after watching his videos. I finish eating earlier, and anecdotally feel better. I've leaned toward eating more healthy nuts and extra-virgin olive oil, and I've also purchased a sleep tracker.

I have not made any Blueprint purchases.

Specifically, assuming the user has already been authenticated properly, how is the user details retrieved, how is the data re-formatted, and how is the data ultimately fed into the LLM? This is a function in many popular banking chatbots, e.g. Bank of America's Erica, but there is scarce information about the actual implementation.

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41057908

Points: 1

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1. Groups, Events, and Discovery/Search; something that Radius is working toward and Facebook has (but one can argue that Facebook Groups / Events are clunky)

2. Sharing media, and the ability to control who sees what; I think Instagram does this quite well.

3. Seeing friends' location, and location media discovery for public accounts; Snapchat has this feature.

Unfortunately no app does all three together, and my friends are fragmented across fb/ig/sc.

Completing that course and understanding the differences between the simplified and full versions has been the most useful deep learning teaching resource for me to date.

[1] https://minitorch.github.io/

And how would you find a list of such questions without just broadly matching on terms like "coronavirus"? The task seems very complex to me.