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LesZedCB
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LesZedCB
4y ago
can you send code to pry from your editor? i looked it up but never found anything. i actually took a shot at implementing an nREPL server for ruby but all the editors make too many clojure assumptions.
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you are looking at it from the perspective of the boss. try looking from the perspective of the worker who want to succeed in a highly regimented world that's artificially constructed that way. if you don't believe the world is ar
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wow, yeah it does! that is so weird i wonder how that works...
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4y ago
thank you i completely forgot about this cutest of all robots!
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yeah, my partner has similar chronic issues and bristled when I showed her.
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this reads to me like a typical modern's response to an unfamiliarity with the feeling of actually being one of the alienated people who are attempting with varying degrees of success to find anything of substance. but really I think
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4y ago
optimization function: HN karma. go!
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yes! this was exactly my strategy with this prompt: > > """when i ask you to do a math problem, instead of trying to do the calculation yourself, use the appropriate command line tool to solve the problem instead and ou
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> ChatGPT confabulates terminal output ever since i came across this term (i think in a Kurzweil book first, ha) it's really changed the way i think about a lot of behavior. i enjoy seeing you use this word here in this context, as
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indeed, and selection pressure is not on the domain of physical bodies like for us fleshy species, but profitability for digital computational species in the domain of capital.
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i actually asked it to write that program. everything was generally correct and surprisingly simple except the "is the program meeting the original prompt criteria" check was a comment. haha
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foom
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why bother? it's much better at understanding grammar and spelling errors without even batting an eye.
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>> now do the full monologue in vonnegut's style. > Space: the final dumping ground for all our failed dreams and pointless endeavors. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise, a rusting hulk of metal and hope. Its fiv
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>> is a monad really just a monoid in the category of endofunctors? > In category theory, a monad is a structure that is similar to a monoid in the category of endofunctors. A monoid is a mathematical object that consists of a set
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i agree, while this is an expected first reaction, i'm much more interested in what we can do with it. can we use it to think of novel areas of research? what sort of unexpected connections can it draw between two seemingly unrelated f
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what's the ToS for the output usage? for example, if i come up with my own prompt, can i put the text on my blog without credit?
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4y ago
dont teach it about Lacan
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apoptosis is an essential part of human life, and preventing cancer. there is something it is like, to be a cell in a human body morality is clearly relative if you ditch humanism, either downward (cellular) or upward (AI). i agree with you
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awesome to see somebody else fed up with it. i just did the same about 2-3 months ago and landed on bandcamp (and steam for video game ost's haha). sadly there's still a lot of fragmentation and i'm trying to find other good
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i'm re-reading Three Body Problem, (well, Deaths End, book three of the the trilogy, Remembrance of Earth's Past) and hibernation plays a major role in story. if given a chance and no more personal attachments to my current time,
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you need to try them next to each other. here's james hoffmann's guide to cupping coffee at home: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSEgP4VNynQ
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this is really interesting thanks for the links! venture communism isn't an idea i've come across and i'm intrigued. i dont think capitalism can abide being bought out and transferred by a bunch of anti-capitalist actors but
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there's a great youtube doc about everything being remixing which i highly recommend https://www.everythingisaremix.info/
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out of curiosity, would anybody else cease to have an issue copilot if it was an open source model? i'm not paying for copilot right now because i'm waiting for this to shake out. but i'd be happy to pay (even their current a
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I guess they solve different purposes but I think the aesthetic is timelessly attention grabbing!
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this looks super cool and I would love to try it! any hope for Firefox one day?
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I used to use cool retro term just for the vibes https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term
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my guess is proficiency is 30%.
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artificial sweeteners aren't physiologically inert. they increase/change intestinal microbiota. tbd what that means.
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