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by ailef 4y ago
It seems it's not using ChatGPT but rather the "standard" GPT-3 models, which do have an API. I didn't look at the code, but they explicitly mention the need for an OpenAI API key.
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by ailef 4y ago
I think this fails because you need to install python3-venv too (on Debian systems I believe). So then you're back looking it up on Google.
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by ailef 4y ago
It's possible, but as much as I dislike what's happened to him I think it seems a bit far-fetched to see it as retribution for creating WikiScanner.
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by ailef 4y ago
Yes, I've mentioned it also in my original blog post. What do you mean though by "paid dearly for it"? I was not aware of anything particular happening.
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by ailef 4y ago
Yes, this is unfortunately a very big issue and one of the reasons I didn't develop it further.
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by ailef 4y ago
Yes, indeed. It should be working fine now, though.
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by ailef 4y ago
> Org/Page Search not working here fwi. I think it was because the server was overloaded due to it being on the front page. It seems to be working for me now (you need to enter at least two characters for suggestions to appear). As
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by ailef 4y ago
It seems my poor VM was hugged to death! I just resized it to hopefully sustain the load.
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by ailef 4y ago
Thanks, I'm glad you liked this! It's not exactly a page but there's this JSON file in the repo https://github.com/aileftech/wikiwho/blob/master/resources/r...
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by ailef 4y ago
One amusing edit: http://wikiwho.ailef.tech/diff/7d674d710c8d1328f0f74f6b351ff... IPs from the European Parliament editing out connections to Cambridge Analytica from Alex Phillips' (member of the European Parliam
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Show HN: Explore Wikipedia edits made by institutions, companies and governments(wikiwho.ailef.tech)
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Creating a 2D physics engine from scratch in JavaScript(ailef.tech)
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by ailef 4y ago
Uniswap lets you exchange your cryptocurrency for another one without any centralized architecture (it's not an exchange like Binance).
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by ailef 4y ago
s/fix/break/
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Ask HN: Safely execute user-provided Java code?
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Bash one-liner to produce a list of HEX color codes that read like English words(gist.github.com)
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by ailef 4y ago
> World peace? Please tell me which world are you living in. I'd like to move there.
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Ask HN: How to mitigate the impact of the incoming economic crisis in Europe?
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by ailef 4y ago
Can't really blame them given the abysmal quality of most reporting.
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by ailef 4y ago
Many European companies are starting/considering to move to the US attracted by the low energy prices. So from what I know, actually the opposite seems to be happening in Europe. Sadly, politicians were not able to say no to the US eve
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by ailef 4y ago
You are conflating Russia with the USSR. But besides that, how do you reconcile the fact that Russia is having difficulties defeating Ukraine but yet it would be a meaningful threat not to just one but to 10 or more states (baltic states, V
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by ailef 4y ago
Exactly. So why should I buy into the narrative that they are gonna be able/it's their intention to invade all the Baltic states, Poland, Romania etc... which are also NATO members?
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by ailef 4y ago
> Lest they come knocking on your door shortly after? This makes it looks like there is a real risk of Russia invading Germany or any other European country, while they are having difficulties already achieving their goals in Ukraine. In
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American Exceptionalism(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ailef 4y ago
Do you have any suggested readings to know more about this topic?
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by ailef 4y ago
The elections have been internationally recognized as democratic. Please refer to the quote from the head of the OSCE observers mission I just posted in the parent thread. That's the only thing that counts, not your assumption on how U
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by ailef 4y ago
Allegations? I thought one had to provide evidence in order to invalidate election results. It's funny how allegations are enough when it's useful to one's own side, but hard evidence is needed for the rest. > "Yester
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by ailef 4y ago
Euromaidan 2014 overthrew a democratically elected president.
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by ailef 4y ago
Well, you usually know your password without the need to crack the hash, so...
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by ailef 4y ago
Is this kind of nitpicking really necessary especially when the point GP was making is completely unrelated to the exact nature of the algorithm (it applies to both)?

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