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Which ChatGPT?
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I’m on a bit of a “Big American Corruption” spree after finishing Succession so i’ve started “The Dark Side of Camelot” about the dirty dealings of the Kennedy family.
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Virgin Media by any chance? I had them do that to me when I clawed back the money through my bank that they took for an install they never delivered.
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Using swift feels like you are living in a house that once had a interior designer build it from the ground up, but then his meth head friends come over for a party one weekend and never left. The direction of the language is of breaking ch
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This guy is such a big mouth. Very obvious he is cozying up to British politicians to further his own goals. Saying "Big Tech Bad" is a surefire hit among that crowd.
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I read this and think "That won't last long". The pricing is too good to be true with you think about it rationally. If they raise prices they seem much, much less attractive than using AWS or Azure. Amazon seem to have a muc
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I lived in a big tower in London a year ago and during my stay there my postcode changed twice. Many systems, for example Credit Checking agencies, etc very much do not like this and it's such a pain to deal with. It got a new postcode
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thank you for taking the time to answer and to provide links, appreciate it.
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Curious to know how you found this paper? I'd like to be able to find interesting papers but I've not found a place of curation unfortunately.
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All new devs are given Chromebooks unless they need a specific device (like a MacBook for iOS devs)
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Arc seems like a browser for the Email Managerial Class
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MLFlow
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The rush to just shit on everything is so tiresome. Why write this article other than to to smugly say "told you so" in the cases where you turn out right. It is a zero risk take. Looking at the advances in AI (Chess, Go, Protein
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The Great Automatic Grammatizator (1953)
(roalddahl.fandom.com)
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I'd wager a lot of money we've not seen that last of humanity screwing around with the climate in well-intentioned but bad-outcome ways. Is there a name for this phenomenon of harmful actions because by an "increase" of
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You stopped just before the bit that made your comment pointless, the very next words; > making frameworks, writing scripts, improving developer experience PLUS you are the backstop for the full backlog of every other team so need a lot
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- Platform sounds like "everything that doesn't fit into a vertical slice of business" - that is a _hell_ of a lot of work for any team. - Business hates and underfunds these teams because they are often blamed as being a blo
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I've found over the years that Martin Fowler blogs about things the C-Suite is already doing at their companies, and they use this as validation for their choices. This in turn has a virtuous cycle of keeping him popular. Almost everyt
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Just another data point - I use nix + home-manager and have a bunch of servers set up like this; programs.ssh = { enable = true; forwardAgent = true; extraConfig = '' Host server-one HostName 123.0.0.1
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I don't think it's that deep and never suggested a conspiracy.
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I am an outside observer but in any discussion of Wayland I always see this article referenced: https://gist.github.com/probonopd/9feb7c20257af5dd915e3a9f2d... It seems like so much stuff is broken but the devs deny it
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Is there a company that makes a hosted version of something like this? I quite want a little AI that I can feed all my data to to ask questions to.
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So this might not work for you, but I will tell you my path anyway. 1. Was one of the first members of the #ai slack channel inviting some people I had in person conversations about AI with. 2. I posted _a lot_ in there. Stuff about regulat
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I've moved from "traditional" software engineering to a role of working with ML (building + deploying models used in product features) and of the team I work with - and my extended communication with developers at other compa
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Experiments in LLMs – OpenAI Functions
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Experiments in LLMs – Vector DBs and Embeddings
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Zero code samples reduce the usefulness of this article. The specificity of types of fine-tuning is next to useless for an Enterprise actually wanting to start fine-tuning, makes the area seem more complex than it is. What would actually be
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Sorry for self-promotion but I wrote something on this today: https://adamfallon.com/ai/llms/deep-learning/machine-learnin...
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Experiments in LLMs – Everything I've learned (so far) – Part One – Fine tuning
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God I will miss his writing. I finished (and adored) The Passenger a few weeks ago. Rest In Piece. This is a nice interview; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrUy1Vn2KdI
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