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721.
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Kiro
2y ago
That's a great point. I'm definitely procrastinating less.
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Kiro
2y ago
Such an overused word and in this context it's not even relevant.
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Kiro
2y ago
And I'd take ChatGPT any day of the week 1000x over. That doesn't mean anything.
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Kiro
2y ago
Oh, I completely misunderstood. Now I get it. Sorry!
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Kiro
2y ago
Strange reaction. They created an account just for you and the joke. You should be flattered.
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Kiro
2y ago
You must be trolling. You're mad that people prefer something else than your own subjective opinion. Ridiculous.
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Kiro
2y ago
> I didn't want to release the app without proper translations for the target countries. Not a valid reason. No-one in my country cares whether an app is translated or not. In fact, I find it kind of patronizing that you feel the ne
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Kiro
2y ago
They are well aware. What's more interesting is that you responded so seriously to an obvious joke.
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Kiro
2y ago
What's up with the space before question marks? It's really distracting.
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Kiro
2y ago
You constructed a task that no-one understands and then you even admit that it, despite that, actually succeeds most of the times. Sounds like a massive win for the LLMs to me.
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Kiro
3y ago
It's a huge movement happening in the OSS space but HN refuses to acknowledge it.
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Kiro
3y ago
So in other words: you're just speculating and have no basis for the claim.
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Kiro
3y ago
Don't do that. You will regret it.
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Kiro
3y ago
> This is because labels pay Spotify to put certain songs on large playlists Source? This is what Spotify says about it themselves: "We want to make something crystal clear: no one can pay to be added to one of Spotify’s editorial p
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Kiro
3y ago
CSS is not a non-problem for me and I've been doing web development since IE6. Tailwind is the first time I've actually felt at peace with it. I even prefer your example over a cascading selector in a different file. I can instant
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Kiro
3y ago
I mostly use YouTube for Shorts and Reels is the de facto format of Instagram nowadays.
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Kiro
3y ago
I think Shorts are great. What is your issue with them?
738.
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Kiro
3y ago
That has nothing to do with you being an engineer. It's just you. I'm an engineer and LLMs are game changers for me.
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Kiro
3y ago
There's nothing to switch to. You just enable it. No need to change the prompt or anything else. All it requires is that you mention "JSON" in your prompt, which you obviously already do.
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Kiro
3y ago
> We always extract json. We don’t need JSON mode, Why? The null stuff would not be a problem if you did and if you're only dealing with JSON anyway I don't see why you wouldn't.
741.
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Kiro
3y ago
How are they getting screwed over here?
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Kiro
3y ago
Would you pass a blind test?
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Kiro
3y ago
> Feelings and anecdotes aside, the data shows the model to be effective imho. Both sides are driven by feelings and anecdotes. The few data points that exist are inconclusive.
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Kiro
3y ago
I really can't relate to that experience. On the contrary I think this is something LLMs are really good at.
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Kiro
3y ago
I have a normal job, like 99.9% of all musicians.
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Kiro
3y ago
> What will it take to get to a point where people can make art independently of livelihood? We're already there. I've made hundreds of songs in my life and haven't earned a penny. It's all good.
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Kiro
3y ago
Seems like this is lacking a lot of crucial stuff. What happens when you want to run a background job?
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Kiro
3y ago
Yeah, I've never understood how this concept can work for most applications. In everything I build I always need to do something with the input before writing it to a database. Just security rules are not enough. What kind of apps are
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Kiro
3y ago
What's a DAP? I can't find a single thing about it when googling.
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Kiro
3y ago
Social security number is public information as well and it's never used for authentication so you're right. You normally identify yourself using BankID, which is issued by your bank and tied to your phone. Identity theft is still
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