FrenchDevRemote

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by FrenchDevRemote 3y ago
cool, though it hallucinate a bunch of details also it's way too expensive for my use case sadly do you use a modified CLIP model or something else entirely?
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
What I mean, is what happen when the AI don't need you anymore?
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Ask HN: How do you plan on protecting yourself from being replaced by AIs?
8 points by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago|20 comments
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
SEO spam and social media fake content are already pretty common, so there is definitely at least some harm
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
andrew tate is a violent misogynist human trafficker, banning him from everywhere on earth is not anywhere near dystopia or censorship.
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
do you think spammers would pay with their own money? lol
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
could we make them loose a lot of money by making bots to search for all kind of useless domains?
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
if you have that much merit in tech at 30/40 and not working pro bono, you already have enough money to retire, or work on whatever you want/own your own company, instead of slaving away for a megacorp.
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
Is it more useful than what I already know for the problems I (might) want to solve? How many people can help when I face a problem? How good are the ecosystem/libraries etc...? Is it enjoyable to work with it? Is it in-demand?
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
how is it better than google meet? the few times I used zoom there always was problems with audio, camera or people struggled to join
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
Speech recognition done locally on browsers is lame anyway, almost every site needing it use a custom solution.
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
AFAIK there is no technical reasons, just business reasons. Google systematically abuse their position to make Firefox less appealing to people
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
"Hi, Sorry but I/we don't have time for this feature, there is more urgent stuff that we need to work on. Also remember that we do this for free. So either do it yourself and make a PR or pay someone to do it, but we won&#x27
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
Automation(especially on web browsers and mobile) and scraping, from applying to jobs, to getting dates, I think having an army of robots doing menial tasks for you at all time can be revolutionary to your life. It can also make you really
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
Does anyone know how google/linkedin manage to block bots who are using SSO? Trying to login to a linkedin account using a google account from an automated browser(like puppeteer+puppeteer-stealth or fakebrowser), will open a white emp
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
Most companies affected by shoplifters are breaking the law everyday, so yeah corporate crime should be addressed before shoplifting.
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
Address the worst crimes first. If you're making 6 figures and breaking the law because you're greedy, you should go to jail before the desperate unemployed street kids living one day at a time, risking their lives and freedom to
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
"Restore morality and revamp the idea of punishment to actually be a deterrent in the 21st century and these things will go away." If's funny to say that after admitting that we're animals driven by instinct. Making mora
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
>Now, I'm starting to look for my next gig. I imagine prospective employers will want to talk to my previous CTO as a job reference. That will not go well. Not necessarily.Tell the truth, the whole truth. If they want contact him, y
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
I found out about this after writing this comment, didn't bother to edit it(because what's the point?) Who cares if it's carmack or buddha? it's still brilliant code written by creative people, who can do stuff beyond me
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
>there's some code out there that is a work of art and can inspire awe in everyone. and the people who wrote it didn't spend thousands of hours memorizing the same stupid leetcode exercises to pass lame interviews for 6 figures
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
Latin America coups, crack epidemic, unjustified wars.
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
a literal slave in an asian call center cost probably less than running GPT. it's gonna be fine, at least not worse than now
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
Zero shot classification on any random task seems like a pretty huge deal to me. Copilot seems like a pretty clear use case that is very useful, Copilot is currently writing 10-20% of my code, sometimes more, sometimes I don't even hav
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
Huge taxes on cars, oil, highways aren't always free, parking is expensive.
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
>We don't expect other parts of the government to turn a profit. Why transportation? Because it's on demand, and a significant part of it is recreational, if every means of transportation was free, even just in a state or count
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
China owns them. Doesn't mean everything they say is bullshit, but they can't be really trusted anymore.
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
>Are you suggesting disabled people receive a regular fixed sum from the government, or that they'd have to individually apply each trip for the compensation? In France you get both. A fixed sum for your handicap+a bit more money if
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
Are you a locally/globally known company or raised funds recently? I'd still apply to a unicorn, or a company who I know just raised $20M,because I know they can afford it and already pay at/above market. Salary is not the pr
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by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
You can't use humans to manually refine a dataset on the scale of GPT-3 or DALL-E Clip was trained on 400,000,000 images, GPT is roughly 180B tokens, at 1-2 tokens per word, that's 120,000,000,000 words.

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