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by NameError 2y ago
This article is claiming that the Ticketmaster breach from a few days ago was actually a much broader hack affecting 400+ companies, all through a Snowflake employee's stolen credentials. This seems like a pretty big story that's
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by NameError 3y ago
Looking over the specifics, the striking thing about this to me is that it seems like these supposedly-sophisticated covert operatives are just going to ChatGPT (or similar) and basically asking "how do I make good malware?"
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by NameError 3y ago
Agreed - plugins had the ability to see responses directly and I'm not sure why they removed this for actions, it's a big step down.
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by NameError 3y ago
I released a plugin on the OpenAI plugin store when that was first released and am currently migrating it to be a GPT. At least for my use case, plugins and the "actions" feature of GPTs are too similar to complain about the cha
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by NameError 3y ago
I'm not sure there's a good way to answer this question, people seem to have very different definitions of AI. The definition I learned in school was "AI is when machines do things that most people would say requires intellig
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by NameError 3y ago
I think it was a mistake for Github to name the whole product "Actions" and then re-use the same word for a specific component within system. It's really natural to say something like "we need a push action for this repo
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by NameError 3y ago
The release of plugins was underwhelming for a lot of users, I wonder if they're worried about the same thing happening again. I had fun making a plugin when they were first announced but the developer experience was clunky and frustra
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Ask HN: Are you reconsidering building on top of OpenAI Products/APIs?
2 points by NameError 3y ago|2 comments
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by NameError 3y ago
I suppose "increased error rates and latencies" is technically true when the error rate is 100% and the latency is "until we fix it"
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by NameError 3y ago
It's right that only places between the tropics will ever see the sun directly overhead. I asked it the same question and it was kinda subtly misleading: "The Sun is directly overhead, or at the zenith, at a given location only wh
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by NameError 3y ago
I am in the US and had the same issue - ended up installing it by finding the announcement post and clicking through from there.
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by NameError 3y ago
I'm curious about this, in the plugins section: Do: BarkBytes plugin for ChatGPT BarkBytes ChatGPT plugin Don’t: BarkBytes plugin for OpenAI BarkBytes plugin compatible with ChatGPT BarkBytes plugin works with ChatGPT BarkBytes plugin
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by NameError 3y ago
This seems important: "Since buying the farmhouse in 2019, the couple have spent about $150,000 on renovations"
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by NameError 3y ago
The API does tell you how many prompt and completion tokens each request used, if you're okay knowing after-the-fact
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by NameError 4y ago
As far as I can tell, the only source in this article is a tweet from a developer with no connection to OpenAI
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Show HN: "GPT Take the Wheel" – write what you want, let GPT implement it(github.com)
4 points by NameError 4y ago|2 comments
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by NameError 4y ago
My reading of the PR is that previously, anything <=72 unicode characters was accepted, and they've changed it to limit to 72 bytes regardless of the actual number of characters (as some chars are >1 byte)
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by NameError 4y ago
The shell script you linked is indeed the raw weights, but if you have the storage space you can download them and use the llama-cpp repo posted here a few days ago ( https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp ) to compress
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by NameError 4y ago
I agree. I pasted a block of code from a personal project into the prompt, and asked it to add a simple-but-not-trivial frontend feature, in human language (e.g. "This button expands the sidebar and shows some clickable options. It sho
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by NameError 4y ago
What are "ct natives", "left curves" and "right curves"?
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by NameError 4y ago
Ah, you're right. It looks like the issue I'm complaining about only happens for "line" features - e.g. a river, or a road ( https://www.google.com/search?q=route+66 ).
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by NameError 4y ago
An example of poor google integration that bugs me from time to time - when you search for a geographic feature, the info panel shows a great preview map with the outline of the feature. E.g. https://www.google.com/search?q=
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by NameError 4y ago
That's fair - maybe it's a feature not a bug. I think that having a somewhat high-effort sign up process will prevent mass adoption of Mastodon, but maybe that's not the goal.
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by NameError 4y ago
Just going to echo something that's been said a bunch - I think having to choose a server to register on is going to be a huge barrier for people interested in Mastodon. Following the "easiest way to sign up" link takes me to