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by _mitterpach 2y ago
Note that OpenAI is notoriously terrible at pricing. Their prices are based on gut-feel and marketing, more than being priced on what customers would pay and what is profitable. Building on top of this would be a terrible idea. The bubble
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
I have to say that their monetisation so far has been excellent, at least from my point of view. I don't believe they have paywalled any core features, only paywalled a few new features that are cosmetic only. If you don't pay for
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
I'll probably stick around with Firefox. I think the new changes just bring it more in line with the rest of the market, and the features it does have, like continuing ad-blocking, are just too nice to pass up. I do like the new vertic
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
It really depends on how deep you want to go, but the usual answer would be writing in Markdown and using Jekyll in combination with GitHub pages to present. This gives you a large amount of control and can be basically hosted for free, may
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
From article: According to Google translation, “scanning electron microscopy” in Persian is “mikroskop elektroni robeshi”, while “vegetative electron microscopy” is “mikroskop elektroni royashi”. They are only differed by a point in the Pe
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
Honestly, imagine being in a regular software field and improving your product 2x. It is now two times better than it was previously. That's amazing! You could probably beat out all the competition, steal all the customers, quadruple
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
Obviously, the main point of this is to disable adblockers, I've understood. But can anybody tell me what actual benefits is the user going to see from this manifest? Are all extensions secure now, or can they still sell all my data to
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Can You Trust an AI Press Release? (2024)(asteriskmag.com)
1 points by _mitterpach 2y ago|0 comments
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I think you could see this coming as soon as they implemented chain-of-thought in their previous models. Chain-of-thought is well understood to be the way to squeeze out performance out of these models. Slow down, go step by step, use mor
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
I mean, if this uses the same calculation as Twitter, Instagram and other sites that limit characters, then it should probably stay as it is, I don't have a problem with that. However, a quirk in the way Unicode handles emoji has mean
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
Note that satellite providers try to minimze leakage by jettisoning or using up all of the fuel aboard before the satellites fall back to earth. The article is stating interesting things, but does not really provide any alternatives. Curren
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I don’t think in the story of a 16 year old boy being killed because of being mistaken for somebody else, the problem being that the weapon - a knife - was obtained illegally. I reckon a regular legal kitchen knife is able to stab somebody
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To update to 136, go to Help > About. Enabling then consists in enabling 'Show sidebar' in Settings > Browser Layout, and then right clicking on the sidebar and enabling 'Turn on Vertical Tabs'. Make sure to also i
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
That's a very nice and polished site, I especially like the sidebar for reading and speaking time, that seems very useful. I notice emojis count as two characters, but that's probably the standard, right? I think there is a large
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Procgen Arcana – Generate fictional maps(watabou.github.io)
2 points by _mitterpach 2y ago|0 comments
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
Note, no actual numbers are provided from the company itself, only a mention of "This week saw some of the highest order days for Polestar 3, and the response to our Tesla Conquest Offer has been incredible." on linkedIn.
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
It should be said that lots of people gain real value from chatting with AI, which can appear to offer some of the best facets of human relationships—connection, support, attraction, humor, love. Umm, no? There is no love to be gained, th
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
Relevant excerpt: [Ben Buchanan]: A canonical definition of A.G.I. is a system capable of doing almost any cognitive task a human can do. I don’t know that we’ll quite see that in the next four years or so, but I do think we’ll see somethi
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
Can you build small, tiny apps that can be genuinely useful? Absolutely, and I recommend it to everyone. I've been having great fun creating small apps, such as chess variant that makes the pieces obey gravity. That said, this is not s
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Sam Bankman-Fried is not good at League of Legends (2022)(ft.com)
11 points by _mitterpach 2y ago|4 comments
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From Wikipedia: Bankman-Fried once played the video game League of Legends while on a call attempting to secure an investment from Sequoia Capital by talking about how FTX would become a “super app.” The investors were "incredibly imp
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
Of course, as a start-up you base your valuation on potential in the future, which should be well calculated based on how capable your employees are, how innovative your product is and what are the expected earnings. Do you think Anthropi
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
I agree that many people are not.. well intelectually suited for voting and making important decisions. But how do you decide who votes? The fairest is obviously to allow voting for everyone. As soon as you try to single out 'unsuitabl
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related: Cloudflare takes legal action over LaLiga's "disproportionate blocking efforts" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43157000 This entire saga is mind-blowing to watch. I firmly believe LaLiga is
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I think many people believe this is an absolute bubble, that these valuations do not correspond to fundamental values of the business and are just based on promises and fraud. I don't like having such a black and white view of the worl
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If your assignments are so easily circumvented by AI, you're not actually teaching much I think. The way I see it, either one of two options will happen: 1. Trust based assessments Everything will be continue as is now, only the studen
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
Ariane 6 is still one of the most impressive feats that came out of ESA in a long time, but I keep circling back to the fundamental issue. Why not reusable? It feels like Europe fell asleep when it comes to space innovation, but at this poi
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As I am still on one of the older models, I have dodged most of the LLM tech incorporated into Apple devices in the last few years. But it really does seem like the company threw themselves in that direction without actually.. managing to m
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by _mitterpach 2y ago
That's an interesting idea. Perhaps as a terrorist, you might be interested in completely shutting down a country in the style of Coronavirus lockdowns (which I think were absolutely critical to handling the pandemic and if it were not
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KSP2 Redux(forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com)
2 points by _mitterpach 2y ago|0 comments

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