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by 3pt14159 2y ago
> is dangerously close to a polytheistic practice in its own right. I don't really think so. We're supposed to pray with Mary to God and everyone recognizes that all of creation came through Christ, not Mary or any other sain
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by 3pt14159 2y ago
Is there a way to figure out if OpenAI ingested my blog? If the settlements are $2500 per article then I'll take a free used cars worth of payments if its available.
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by 3pt14159 2y ago
The problem is that you don't get the same quality of data if you go about it that way. I love ChatGPT and I understand that we're figuring out this new media landscape but I really hope it doesn't turn out to neuter the mode
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by 3pt14159 2y ago
When I was five years old I would walk along a path and take a bridge across a river to visit my friend to play board games. By the time I was nine I was bicycling forty-five minutes to school on a 80 km/h road. The level of paranoia t
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by 3pt14159 2y ago
This blogpost reminds me of the type of content that was more frequent on HN back years ago.
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by 3pt14159 2y ago
I am not ashamed of pumping OpenAI in general and ChatGPT in particular. The sheer amount of technological heft they've brought in such a short time is breathtaking. I've literally had an hour plus conversation, by voice, with Cha
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
I do love a good joke, but this one falls a bit flat. Logically speaking, the second bar tender could have thought to himself "no I don't want any beer, but one of these two other guys may want to double fist" and so there is
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
Have you checked out this section of the docs? https://docs.flagsmith.com/clients/server-side#get-flags-for...
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
I work for Flagsmith these days, but formerly I was in charge of managing a lot of Trust and Safety related concerns for Clubhouse. This involved deleting a lot of records to appease regulators and creating custom features to handle stuff l
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
Thanks for letting me know! Really interesting stuff.
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
Oh really, that's news to me. I thought one could always read the video frames one at a time.
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
If an ad can be rendered on a page or if it uses audio it can be blocked. We have it easy right now with how trivial it has been to block ads, but we could face off against rendering and wiping them in real time if we need to.
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
I've never heard of it and I've been using Python since around 2008, including mathematical stuff like Scipy / Numpy. Sometimes people like to find old stuff and share it since it's new to others.
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
Something like meta.com/our_own_tech_handles_this
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
What do you use GPT4 for? The reason I ask is that ChatGPT is helping me debug docker files and a lot of the times I find really hard to Google answers there. Sometimes it waves me away but usually with promptings for more information to go
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
Since it's documents in question are those that are part of the boardroom drama it's at least understandable that they weren't released. I know it's fashionable to slag on OpenAI but I haven't given up hope in them.
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
The problem is that there are many of these planes that have already been delivered. They're going to have to find some way of ensuring QA for those before they're allowed in the air again.
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
Naw, I wanted to memorize certain ones. It's worked though. I'm pretty much there with all of the ones I picked.
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
Sure, it's a bit of a random list since it's not selected beforehand, but here are them: - Romans 6:3 - Proverbs 16:9 - Matthew 5:9 - Galatians 5:22 - Galatians 5:6b - Isaiah 55:9 - Psalm 117 - Psalm 23 (this is the largest one) -
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
I did something similar that I hand wrote but it's different verses from the Bible whenever I cd into my main working location. It helps me memorize verses slowly over time and it's not too intrusive though occasionally I'll
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
I remember watching it and I was pretty impressed, but as I was walking around thinking to myself I came to the conclusion that there was something fishy about the demo. I didn't know exactly what they fudged, but it was far too polish
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
Yes. And also, it's bad PR for the team responsible. Managers don't want to have trouble hiring people. After the first fine, the message can be "we're modernizing to stop this from happening!" But getting multiple
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
Location: Toronto, Ontario Remote: Sure, but in person is good too. Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python (Django, DRF, SciPy), Postgres, Rails, JavaScript (Vue, React, Ember) Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
Nothing stopping Apple from working in SSH fingerprint gossipping with an opt-out option for weird corporate people. I already trust Apple to secure my computer and my SSH client I see no downside to protecting this threat vector automatica
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
I was disagreeing that it is easy these days just as it was back then. Back then it truly was much easier to get traction with a new product. Basically, we're post-land-rush now. There are still opportunities, but back then it was real
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
Right but you're basically proving his point with the ChatGPT example. There was no way that was coming out by bootstrapping. They've received tons in funding and pay-for-use was sort of a built-on based on all the hype about what
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
I dunno man. I sold a small company back in 2011 and it really was easier back then. Three out of four of our first leads tried to buy us because we were doing "real" machine learning. This was almost a pure API app. We didn'
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
I had this phase where I tried to do everything the right way. I used to check whenever I thought I could, including to my own servers. And you know what? 100% of the time the check passed. After a while I sat back and thought to myself &qu
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
The problem with this type of thinking is that it undervalues the role that non-vital communication has in social species. Look at uncontacted peoples around the world. They've had music and dance even though their tribes consisted of
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by 3pt14159 3y ago
If you are calling something immediately, a try-except is ok. If you are calling with a try-except just to simulate hasattr or getattr then why do we have the built-ins in the first place?

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