Al0neStar

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by Al0neStar 3y ago
A great book by one of the auhors of HtDP is DCIC and it uses a programmimg language called Pyret and chapter 3 covers a transition from pyret to python. https://dcic-world.org/2023-02-21/index.html Do you have any exa
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
This is a hardcore book.
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
Assuming that HumanEval is a good benchmark (it's not) and assuming you can naively scale under fat-tails (you can't) then according to OpenAI's own gpt4 report (someone did the math on hn/reddit where they reproduced th
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
Fixed it, i meant that both of the books mentioned are written by Harry Percival (and the 2nd was written as a sequel) .
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
I'm guessing this was submitted after the "Ask HN" about leveling up to a production python programmer and i'm surprised no one mentioned these books: 1. Test-Driven Development with Python 2. Architecture Patterns with
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
https://youtu.be/piwB5SJqZ7U Over-fitted or copied.
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
DISCLAIMER: You work for Wix.
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
https://cracked.io/Thread-1-WORMGPT-BEST-GPT-ALTERNATIVE-FOR...
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
379$!
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
2: https://decrypt.co/147191/no-human-programmers-five-years-ai...
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
Yes. Number of games that are backward compatible out of the total released [0]: Xbox : 63/996 (6.32%) Xbox 360: 633/2154 (29.38%) As you can see the numbers are very disappointing. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w
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On the Paradox of Learning to Reason from Data(arxiv.org)
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
According to this video, setting it up and running the games shouldn't be a bottleneck, but performance isn't going to be very good. He's using the M2 pro and you can still see/feel the slowdown. https://youtu
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
This CPU tier list by the r/rpcs3 sub should be helpful (specifically the "What do i buy" tab) : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1Rpq_2D4Rf3g6O-x2...
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
Maybe for side quests but even that would be a debug hell.
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
Maybe 111B is the base GPT-3.5 model.
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
Zero.
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
99.999% of humans who haven't seen the data.
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
This channel reviews mobile games exclusively: https://youtube.com/@PocketGamerVideo
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
After cleaning up my bookmarks i narrowed down my "Creative Coding" folder to these. "Generative Design: Visualize, Program, and Create with JavaScript in p5.js": http://www.generative-gestaltung.de/2&#x2
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
Sam Altman, much like the LW crowd, is an evangelical preacher. He uses anxiousness as a front when, in reality, he's just telling us about his hopes and dreams.
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Poverty of the Stimulus Without Tears [pdf](sites.socsci.uci.edu)
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
So if i enumerate a host and find a git dump that includes private api keys i can do whatever i want with them?
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Good Films, 90 Minutes or Less(letterboxd.com)
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
Privacy is binary you either have it or you dont and to argue that there exists a "balance" is disingenuous.
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
CSAM does carry emotional weight. Your entire argument is that since privacy measures are already loose then its okay to make them looser for "the children".
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
CSAM has nothing to do with encryption and it predates the internet. https://youtu.be/aAeUeG-PTD0
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by Al0neStar 3y ago
That's the same paper.
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Large Language Models and the Information Ecosystem [pdf](gist.github.com)
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Art and the Science of Generative AI(science.org)
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