Yiin

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by Yiin 3y ago
It's really not, but we do have our share of doomers and high throughput of dezinformation campaigns from Russia, so substantial amount of public only sees the negatives. Trust issues with government is also somewhat explainable with b
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by Yiin 3y ago
a lot of people die all the time, they just become more relevant to you with time.
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by Yiin 3y ago
weapons are made with intention to harm or kill and you using one wouldn't expect anything else, so this argument is weak at best.
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by Yiin 3y ago
same, and realized in those cases that google results were still worse compared to whatever Kagi found.
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by Yiin 3y ago
It is not deterministic since text-davinci-001. https://152334h.github.io/blog/non-determinism-in-gpt-4/
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by Yiin 3y ago
To write the code you need to know what to write. In many cases I find it easier to read proposed solution to my problem and then figure out from there how I actually want to implement a solution. It's great starting point.
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by Yiin 3y ago
instead of presenting something as scary, you can try presenting it as lame.
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by Yiin 3y ago
Depending on a cat, cleaning their teath while they're conscious might stress the fuck out of the animal, resulting both in quite uncomfortable for the cat treatment to keep them in a place and difficulties for the vet to get to the ba
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by Yiin 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4ORs9hJfiw
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by Yiin 3y ago
why not? all he's doing are things that are proven to be working.
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by Yiin 3y ago
You are talking as if USA regulations apply to the whole world.
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by Yiin 3y ago
Ignoring XML based languages (XSL, PGML), some of the early ones, that never made it to browsers, were DSSSL and FOSI. There was also JSS (JavaScript Style Sheets, 1996). Mobile app development (e.g. Flutter) have their own APIs for styling
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by Yiin 3y ago
The reasoning was to pick biggest cities that were not completely destroyed yet (as Tokyo and others were in pretty bad shape by that time). Military bases are small targets compared to a city, and I assume they wanted to make a statement.
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by Yiin 3y ago
slump hype-wise maybe, but market is doing surprisingly well.
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by Yiin 3y ago
you don't really know how new that is for different people. I'd imagine 3 months of learning about something interesting gives you quite a good idea about the topic, at least good enough to write about it.
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by Yiin 3y ago
Inserting ads directly into the video stream doesn't seem to be counterable, no? It's not cheap, but might be worth it.
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by Yiin 3y ago
From what I've seen, the problem is not with the GPT models, but the people themselves. Almost everyday I get multiple unstructured, unclear and often without required context requests from people that I need to iterate back and forth
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by Yiin 3y ago
it being commonly discussed doesn't mean easily accessible. Personally ads and bad UI are main factors of my increased usage of gpt-4.
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by Yiin 3y ago
You probably would like to check out how unrealized capital gains work. When you're rich, your wealth doesn't come from "income" in the same way it does for 90% of us.
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by Yiin 4y ago
Sure, but it will be impossible for users to find your product on any search engine unless thry already know full address of it. It's like naming a password manager "ssh".
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by Yiin 4y ago
and yet that bullshit seems to be very valuable and useful, so not sure what is the point you're making?
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by Yiin 4y ago
only with api and only if you're invited to one.
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by Yiin 4y ago
just curious, what would have been your strategy and solution to the covid? In hindsight even.
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by Yiin 4y ago
that's abusable, as you can manipulate gpt however you like.
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by Yiin 4y ago
It's like asking why nurses think they know more about hospital processes when management is making bad decisions that doesn't solve real problems. I wish you are right though.
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by Yiin 4y ago
pay for kagi.com, although that's not an option for >99% of internet users.
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by Yiin 4y ago
Automatic flowcharts using natural language is clearly very desirable tool, hence a lot of clicks and comments.
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by Yiin 4y ago
Tragic. Unhandled Runtime Error Error: Invariant: attempted to hard navigate to the same URL /signin https://fastflowchart.com/signin
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by Yiin 4y ago
no one said anything about that being a product
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by Yiin 4y ago
Doesn't change the point, but it's usually <a @click="doSomething">

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