ElijahLynn

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   by ElijahLynn 4y ago

   Can you expand more on OpenAI's policy on if it retains the queries that are sent? I understand you are not using the training feature, and I am talking about the non-training queries you are sending it. Does OpenAI keep the queries? I
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   by ElijahLynn 4y ago

   Same: I was about to sign up then said, "oh wait, hell no, I'm not giving access to this company to ALL of my emails". Google/Alphabet has access and that is enough for now.
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   by ElijahLynn 4y ago

   I paid for the ChatGPT Plus version the other day, I wanted to use it reliably.
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   by ElijahLynn 4y ago

   I went ahead and put in this prompt to ChatGPT ( https://chat.openai.com/chat ): ==================== > Write a press release from the FTC that warns companies to be careful of promises using "AI". ==============
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   by ElijahLynn 4y ago

   Related: "W3C welcomes feedback on the beta of its new website" - https://beta.w3.org/news/2023/w3c-welcomes-feedback-on-the-b...
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   by ElijahLynn 4y ago

   And for those who don't know, on most modern Linux-based distributions `vi` is an alias for `vim` which is Vim (Vi IMproved).
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   by ElijahLynn 4y ago

   For those wanting to practice this, also consider pairing this with Ilya Grigorik's VimGolf >> https://www.vimgolf.com/ .
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   by ElijahLynn 4y ago

   Where is the published list of banned accounts/users?
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   by ElijahLynn 4y ago

   But they are not a software company at the core. They need to be to pull this off.
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    From the article: > SSMI (Supra-SupraMaximal Inspiration), as the medical profession’s predilection for abbreviations has it, boils down to a simple breathing exercise. First, exhale completely, then inhale a deep breath. Wait 10 seconds
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    > I asked Morris why he never took his hiccup research further. “Why did we never do a clinical trial? Well, you know, we got busy,” he said. “But also, how would we do a clinical trial? Who would pay for it? There’s no drug we can sell.
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    Yuck: > MB.OS is designed and developed in-house to retain full control You better have some world class software engineers to pull this off, a LOT of them. And retain them. If not, you better go open source. You can still retain full co
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    Yup, squash and merge is THE way to go. I've tasted the good life. I always tie a commit back to a ticket and go to the ticket/issue for context with squash and merge. There is so much rich discussion in it that commit messages do
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    Yup, squash and merge is THE way to go. I've tasted the good life. I always tie a commit back to a ticket and go to the ticket/issue for context with squash and merge. There is so much rich discussion in it that commit messages do
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    So true. I actively rage against Spotify sometimes when I see all the podcast spam, that I can't turn off. I feel so insulted and used.
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    As a user, I'm pretty irritated by Spotify's "Let's shove podcasts down your throat, whether you like it or not" approach. I can't turn them off. I just want music. It is actively harmful to spam podcasts to th
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    The technology is capable, yes. But as we see here with Bing, there was some other motive to push out software that is arguably in the first stage of "get it working, get it right, get it fast" (Kent Beck). This appears to not be
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    The https://openinventionnetwork.com/ exists now too, to make defensive patents for those who want to open source their patents but keep a big corp from attacking after stealing an idea/patent.
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    That was a great article. And, right at the end was an ad, which kinda took away from it. I think the article would be better without the ad.
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    I watched that video but couldn't tell what part was supposed to be Deep Faked. EDIT: I see now from a comment, the face does change. I actually didn't watch it but just skipped through parts of it and didn't notice the trans
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    I found a good video about this too https://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/921787/949cf79f2599f734/ (Original Post) --> https://www.hyrumslaw.com/ --> https://twitter.com/hyrumw
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    This is similar to what post.news is doing.
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    This article does a really good job of setting up the "why" right in the beginning.
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    Great perspective here, thanks!
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    Ahh, that would be interesting to have them plug in your car for you too. Very low-tech, very practical! They are likely getting a tip anyways!
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    Location: Remote: yes, or hybrid near Portland, Oregon Willing to relocate: no Technologies/Skills: PHP, JavaScript, DevOps, Drupal, CDN, Open Source Contributing, PeopleOps, Varnish, AWS Résumé/CV: https:/&#x2F
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    Oh, I thought ChatGPT is based on Davinci, which is on their API page. Is ChatGPT not based on Davinci?
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    > The beautifully designed free app to collect, organize, and share recipes. For iPhone and iPad.
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

    clever! edit: "Very Clever!" (totally works)
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    by ElijahLynn 4y ago

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