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200 sats \ 1 reply \ @south_korea_ln OP 6h \ parent \ on: Why Blog If Nobody Reads It? BooksAndArticles
This made me wonder if there is a way to protect your data from being scraped. I found this, but it relies on the bots voluntarily complying.
The day those AI agents can fulfill LN invoices, it'll be good to update your Robots.txt file with a prompt and a static invoice to send you some sats~~
I'll keep it in mind next time I need Chantools...
21 sats \ 3 replies \ @south_korea_ln OP 6h \ parent \ on: Why Blog If Nobody Reads It? BooksAndArticles
I've read a few. But mostly when I have a specific problem. It's like when I had to use
chantools
. One is only interested in such a tool when a problem has already happened.AI won't work for these new charters as you call them. It'll work for things that everyone knows how to do. My guess is that some ChatGPT answers on these topics have been trained on your guides... whether you like it or not~~
50 sats \ 0 replies \ @south_korea_ln OP 7h \ parent \ on: Why Blog If Nobody Reads It? BooksAndArticles
You'll get better advice by asking the question directly in the ~nostr territory. I know there are some clients with this functionality, but i don't know what's being maintained.
100 sats \ 5 replies \ @south_korea_ln OP 7h \ parent \ on: Why Blog If Nobody Reads It? BooksAndArticles
At least, your guides get read.
But indeed, the simple fact of writing them must have helped you building knowledge too.
You only truly understand something when you can explain it to someone else (Feynman, i think).
24 sats \ 2 replies \ @south_korea_ln OP 7h \ parent \ on: Why Blog If Nobody Reads It? BooksAndArticles
I was thinking about you when posting this. You're one of the few that blogs very consistently here.
72 sats \ 2 replies \ @south_korea_ln OP 7h \ parent \ on: Why Blog If Nobody Reads It? BooksAndArticles
Maybe use one of the platforms powered by NOSTR this time~~
Love this description.
It's not about cutting government spending. It's about cutting government spending that does not align with his ideals.
I sometimes wonder how many here who criticise social welfare are true to their words and refuse any such care when available/given to them.
It’s no longer a question of whether the government will lock up Americans for defying its mandates but when.
Beautiful non-partisan piece. The author is smart enough to draw examples from both sides to make his point.
I'll assume ground beef, based on what's in the linked note.
I'd say between 10,000 and 20,000 KRW? For import American or Australian beef, that is.
If you go for Korean beef (한우) it can easily double.
Ground 한우 is not really worth it though in my opinion...
한우 on the grill is pretty amazing. Kinda similar to Japanese Wagyu, with lots of marbling.
And now that I am Bitcoiner in formation, in my mind I have become more carnivorous.
This kind of statement always makes me smile. My eating habits are completely disconnected from my love for Bitcoin. But seems there is a subset of Bitcoiners who prides themselves in being carnivores, indeed~~
Altermagnets are all the hype recently, but I would not call it "a new force of physics". Just a new form of magnetism. Sounds a bit clickbait by Ecoticias.
The education arms-race is on full display in South Korea.
Getting a university degree was the way for a good job, right?
Country with very high (highest?) number of university graduates versus general population in the world, yet, so many disenchanted young people unable to find a good job...
Not gonna change anytime soon... my kid in kindergarten is already signed up for some after school classes so he doesn't fall behind the others who also sign up for such classes so they don't fall behind of others who... etc... cold war of education...
That's the problem with reading one article on a topic: the algorithms keep pushing articles on the same topic. Need to actively fight it so I don't keep reading the same stuff with different flavors. This means I also have to proactively curate what I share here.
One day... one day SN will be my only source where everything will be curated and fit my interests while providing sufficient variation. Until then...
I can't seem to read it. Medium has some kind of paywall.
Can you highlight what makes the article wonderful to you?
(OP on reddit. I will post a link to original post to show them what SN has to say!)
You haven't been blocked yet my Reddit admins for linking to SN?
Reminds me a bit of some observations from my engineering courses. The math itself often would be not too difficult to solve (the academic part) but the real difficulty was how to translate the real life question posed by the examiner (the market or applied math part) into the equations. It's like they knew being able to tackle this difficulty is what makes for a good engineer. The math itself, one could just use tables, approximations and safety factors.
It was hard for me. Maybe that's why i took the more fundamental road, forfeiting the real life applications of it all~~