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Re:SymbolicAI: A neuro-symbolic perspective on LLMs
on Friday June 27, 2025 @07:11PM (#44401131)
But is it also explainable or a magic black box?
Re:The Next Chapter
on Friday November 21, 2014 @03:13PM (#8643155)
Pretty awesome example of greed and money beating out innovation and common sense.
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Re:Boy 'lived as a robot' for two months [video]
on Friday July 05, 2013 @09:56PM (#5997613)
I am AWESOM-O.
The 'tags' icon looks like an on/off switch.
How I have over 100 unique passwords without storing them or writing them down.
Re:UK shows strong support for petition to ban Bitcoin
on Monday April 08, 2013 @10:25AM (#5511828)
Its too early on a Monday for people to pick up sarcasm.
Re:Move Over Instapaper And Pocket: DotDotDot Adds Notes, Tags And Com...
on Tuesday April 02, 2013 @08:45PM (#5483362)
2 things I don't need and 1 that Pocket already provides...all from a site that sucks on mobile...
Can't say I'm all that impressed.
Pocket has been Wonderful so far.
Re:Expected arrival times for Apple products
on Friday March 01, 2013 @07:40PM (#5307874)
Wow...the Mac rumors buying guide but prettier with less info. Is there any real insight or innovation here above and beyond that?
Re:17 dimes, 21 nickels, and no decisions.
on Friday September 14, 2012 @01:15PM (#4522732)
I tend to do that naturally, but in an effort to get more experiences in life, I try to always go for something new.
"New is always better. True Story" - Barney Stinson
(the quotes logic is utter bs, but still relevant)
Re:Self-Taught Developers: Are You Missing Your Foundation?
on Friday September 14, 2012 @09:24AM (#4521481)
For me, I think absolutely. Sometimes to the point where I don't consider myself a 'real' programmer and feel like a faker any time I'm talking with someone more skilled than myself. I've always been much better at just getting things done than learning an entire catalog. Maybe it's because I spend half my time in the design space, where I also have no training and also feel like a 'faker'.
I've looked in various apprenticeships like thoughtbot's and others, but at my age (30) I am not their usual target demo.
It's why I'm so grateful for hackernews. i learn a lot of great stuff here from the 'real' developers that I can then apply in my day-to-day.