I wonder why people use LLMs as a mental health provider replacement.
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karanbhangui commented on New benchmark shows top LLMs struggle in real mental health care swordhealth.com/newsroom/... · Posted by u/RicardoRei
What does EBS mean?
It is used in first line of the text but no explanation was given.
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karanbhangui commented on Do not download the app, use the website idiallo.com/blog/dont-dow... · Posted by u/foxfired
Why is that a bad thing? Wouldn't we be better off with all of them being PWA's?
Gotta love the HN bubble. Users want apps, not PWAs.
karanbhangui commented on Query Apple's FindMy network with Python github.com/malmeloo/FindM... · Posted by u/nkko
Most of the comments here echo what the article is criticising. I can see countless threads of back-and-forth defending single-entry bookkeeping.
Sure, single-entry bookkeeping might be easier and more normalized, but sometimes it is a good idea to just stick with the systems and abstractions that have been developed over centuries.
Just use double-entry bookkeeping unless you definitely need something else. Sure, it might be icky for the programmer inside you, but I think you'll be thankful if you ever need to get actual accountants involved to sort out a mismatch.
On a related note: does anybody know of any good resources for programmers in payments and adjacent fields? Something like an "Accounting for Programmers"?
These articles might be a good starting point:
https://martin.kleppmann.com/2011/03/07/accounting-for-compu...
https://www.moderntreasury.com/journal/accounting-for-develo...
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"For a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs, and then using SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem"
Any tips for those trying to break the addictive grip of carbs and sweets? I'm sold on the advantages but implementing it has been years of failure.
Eat fats whenever you have sugar/carbs cravings. Even a knob of butter can help satiate.
Also fix sleep: poor sleep messes with hormones and increases carb cravings.