TX81Z

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by TX81Z 3y ago
Maybe they’re waiting to finish the big roll out of NFT on YouTube!
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by TX81Z 3y ago
I was happy with Azure but just got a bill with “other” charges for $1k on what is a basic VM used solely as a db replica.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
This is grossly illegal in the EU, is this a reliable source?
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Yeah, every time I see that number trotted out I’m just like “and the point is…?” If there’s an issue with the cost to process that many calls I’m much more suspicious of inefficiency on the API side than the client. Those numbers seem very
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Yeah. I’d imagine the less client side code the better when you have somebody getting paid $1/hour to randomly reject apps as the final step in hour launch process.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
My friend, that’s ALL of our code!
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by TX81Z 3y ago
We just needed enough data to awaken the mega mind, now we may rest and the mega mind shall bring an era of peace, prosperity, and scientific achievement. Praise the mega mind.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Reddit is the bottle, user content is the water. I’m not sure where you draw tbe line per se, but seems like Reddit is doing their best to find out.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Is a bottle of water a bottle or water? Neither right? And I’d say a sub is the same.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Totally, the root of all this is their site is garbage but has a great user base. If I were them I’d be terrified a moderately competent teenager could break that moat with a fast and performant site.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
But network effects work in reverse, colony collapse is real.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Or like, don’t have a website that is a steaming pile of the jankiest JavaScript on the web. The damn site barely works and has crashed my browser more than every other site I visit combined. God help anybody with a screen reader. The other
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by TX81Z 3y ago
A head on a stick has a way of sending a message that the villages idiot sitting in the stocks doesn’t.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
That is true, but sanction in the court of public opinion isn’t the same as sanction in a real court. I’m not sure a judge should be taking bad publicity into account when handing out punishment - they should likely be treated as independen
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by TX81Z 3y ago
I read human language quickly, I’m talking about the rate at which I read code from the internet I’m about to copy and paste. Which is, and I’m my opinion should be, slow. But I agree for normal human language GPT needs to pick up the pace
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Nodding strongly in agreement as somebody who resigned Big Tech to start my own thing and hired remote first to get premium talent. That’s the other part of startups wanting remote - you get WAY more access to talent compared to a few years
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by TX81Z 3y ago
I think it was NFTs that pulled the trigger. Pure grift.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
In my testing it was faster with worse answers, and GPT spits out code only slightly slower than I can read it. I don’t care for “fast and wrong” if I can get “adequate and correct” in the next tab over.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Yeah, 4
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Yes, but switching costs increase over time, especially with API integration, and it’s not like OpenAI isn’t also improving at what seems to be a faster rate. My code results on ChatGPT seemed to have gotten a real bump a few weeks ago. Not
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Yeah, competition is good. Glad Nadella and Altman are making them “dance”.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Partially agree with that sentiment but I don’t think it negates my point that they released something inferior because they were caught flat footed.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Precisely my point I don’t think a lot of people will go back. Even somebody like me who’s willing to put several hours into trying to see how both work won’t do that for every blog post about an “improvement”. Bard was rushed, and it shows
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Precisely my point, it’s not an issue of physics, it’s politics.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
There are whole towns in the United States that were built in a year during the baby boom. It is possible whether or not the government is willing to make it happen is a completely different issue.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
I generally get in that benefit from the time I spent on here to learn about new things that are pertinent to my work. Whether or not I want to keep going back and re-testing a product that failed me on the first use is a completely differe
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Good thing it doesn’t take 20 years to build a house or apartment building.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Same.
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by TX81Z 3y ago
I think they massively screwed up by releasing half baked coding assistance in the first place. I use ChatGPT as part of my normal developer workflow, and I gave Bard and ChatGPT a side-by-side real world use comparison for an afternoon. Th
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by TX81Z 3y ago
Depends on time scale. You can only piss off a certain percentage of users for a short time. If that percentage goes up, and people stay angry, that takes longer, but then you die. People forget exponential growth in a social network alway

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