Mechanical dishwashers have existed for awhile. I guess they only do half the job and but we've had them for decades

You are not supposed to take ‘doing the dishes’ literally. The other time I posted this, I got the same superficial response. Read between the lines, man.

Also use /compact. Slightly easier than copy pasting into new chat. But I forget not everybody uses Claude code

/compact also takes an optional instruction parameter, e.g. exclude the data format discussion.

Doubtful. People seem to be moving in the opposite direction since they hate AI so much.

From what I've seen, it's just divisive and doesn't seem to follow the usual political lines either.

Grandiose language but it's not wrong. The short article was worth reading IMHO

I suspect many do, but you can grift a lot before that happens

> her colleagues used high-energy X-rays to create 3D scans of two female pelvises that had been donated through a body donor organ programme.

Would be really interesting to get a few dozen of these and map out the variability. Gotta start somewhere though

Considering the value and prominence of arxiv to the world, this seems low to me. Although more importantly the rest of the staff needs to be well paid too, and if that's the ceiling its a bit concerning. It's crazy to me that people thought this was too high.

I started working in AI/ML about ten years ago. Reasonably early. Today, professionally and financially I'm doing about as well as a typical programmer. I find the field interesting so I have no regrets but I tend to agree with OP.

I would love more granular data, like state or zip code. It would help settle a decade old (and zero stakes) dispute I have with a friend. I'm sure that's your top priority, so if you could get on that, that would be great

lol

I'm the same way but we're both posting on hacker news. Many people prefer phones