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by 101008 9mo ago
They are not binary but the score isn't linear in my experience either. It isn't that they assign a score to each sentence and then do an aggregation.
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by 101008 9mo ago
I tried a lot of these tools, including Turnitin, and I think they are all wrong. Not because they are a bad implementation, but just because the problem is naturally impossible in a lot of cases. There are people whose style is closer to A
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by 101008 9mo ago
No, it's 100% generated. The background posters mke no sense at all, inclunding Google+ there. And also Fred's hands are wrong. I wonder if they didn't have a pic of both of them together and asked AI to generate it, though G
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by 101008 9mo ago
I never thought of this, you are right. What happens if, let's say, AI generated text/code is "ilegal"? Especially what happens with all the companies that have been using it for their products? Do they need to rollback?
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by 101008 9mo ago
My non tech friends/family use AI to ask for silly stuff (they could google it), or just to ask silly questions and see how they react. We have a relative not that famous but maybe known in a niche and they spent like a whole weekendd
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by 101008 9mo ago
Any chance to reach out to you? I'd like to ask you some questions about those SaaS (not in a bad way, just trying to learn)
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by 101008 9mo ago
Agree with the sentiment here. On top of this, something very important are integrations. We use a lot of tools that send messages to dedicated Slack channels for notifications. CI failures, incidents, etcs. They use probably Slack API that
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by 101008 9mo ago
Yes, my default to go now is Django + Tailwind with HTMX and celery for background tasks. That alone took me far away.
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by 101008 9mo ago
ChatGPT Go is going to include ads as well. "In the coming weeks, we’re also planning to start testing ads in the U.S. for the free and Go tiers, so more people can benefit from our tools with fewer usage limits or without having to pa
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by 101008 9mo ago
I went through the same (or at least very similar) experience. I loved that. New apps were announced in blogs, and people downloaded them to try them out. I remember downloading Opera, using it for a few days or weeks, and then going back t
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by 101008 9mo ago
Any chance Harmonic accept full remote employees? :)
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by 101008 9mo ago
I was very anti AI (mainly because I am scared that I'll take my job). I did a side project that would have took me weeks in just two days. I deployed it. It's there, waiting for customers now. I felt in love with the process to b
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by 101008 9mo ago
Do you? If someone asks you to change anything in the configuration, do you think you can do it without the help of AI? That's the difference between knowing and understanding. I may read a Math proof and understanding. That doesn&#x27
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by 101008 9mo ago
English is not my first language and I never said my books were written in English. But happy new year to you too!
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by 101008 9mo ago
45 pages as a skeleton? Wow. I wasn't expecting that much! I guess your book is +120k words? Do you think having a clear vision/structure helped when sending it to publishers? I think I lack all the last parts (that some publisher
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by 101008 9mo ago
I feel 100% identified with you. I am working on a non ficton book about a niche topic and I wouldn't do it for the money at all. It's about the "prestige (or perceived prestige)". I am about to finish the first 1/3
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by 101008 9mo ago
Inter or linter?
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by 101008 9mo ago
There is something you are not explaining (at least I couldn't find it, sorry if you do), but how do you manage apps states? Basically databases? Most of these agents solutions are focusing on git branches and worktrees, but at least n
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by 101008 9mo ago
I love this, to be honest. Glad to learn that this is how the operate!
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by 101008 9mo ago
First time I heard about GOG. Is like Steam but you download the .exe installer (or wahtever format it is) from the game you purchase? Like Kazaa/Ares but paid? I love it to be honest, and I think that's how it should be, but how
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by 101008 9mo ago
I know the author mentioned this, but I just got nervous imagining this as a tourist who doesn't speak German at all. This shouldn't be like this. Why they don't help at all? It's also funny considering how here in South
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by 101008 9mo ago
I hear you. Two years ago I went to my dad's and I spent the afternoon "scanning" old pictures of my grandparents (his parents), dead almost two decades ago. I took pictures of the physical photos, situating the phone as hori
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by 101008 10mo ago
I am thinking from a piracy perspective. If I share a link that contains a book, what can be done from DCMA or legal regulators? They can't ask the server (textarea.my) to remove the link because it doesn't exist. They can't
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Electronic Commerce: The Future of Fraud (1998)(schneier.com)
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by 101008 10mo ago
I know it in Spanish (probably it exists in other languages too?) "Visteme despacio que estoy apurado" "Dress me slowly that I am in a hurry"
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by 101008 10mo ago
> however im not sure if these are true uv maps that is accurate as i dont have the 3d models itself also in the tweet > GPT Image 1.5 is **ing crazy and > holy shit lol what's impressive if you don't know if it's r
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by 101008 10mo ago
It's an example that shows that if these models aren't trained in a specific problem, they may have a hard time solving it for you.
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by 101008 10mo ago
Congrats! 200 games IS A LOT. I loved the 2000s vibes on the design too, so I appreciate it!
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by 101008 10mo ago
I did (with the help of GPT) a simple script to deploy my Django+Celery projects to DigitalOcean. I was a bit afraid of that in the past, but now it's just a script that, after configuring a few variables (IP, etc), runs smoothly and g
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by 101008 10mo ago
Oh, the second link is amazing. I love the old web, and that brought a lot of nostalgia.

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