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albert_e
3y ago
ChatGPT + Noteable is already powerful to get some work done via API calls (after installing and importing the libraries, writing Python code, managing secrets for authentication etc) There is surely scope to streamline this much further I
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> You said that the model fooled your friends 10% of the time. I am imaging some nerds actively changing their real behaviour to become closer to ChatGPT so that others will more likely believe it when they take a break and handover thei
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3y ago
What is it called when a word stops making any sense inside your brain temporarily because of over exposure.
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3y ago
I recently discovered this combination and my mind was blown a bit. The key part to me is ChatGPT --> Code --> Execute in real world (not sandboxed) --> achieve whatever you want out there via APIs. I am eager to learn about how th
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Thanks for this insight. This is useful advice for those who are re/discovering some of these practices for newer projects and would benefit from adopting a more saner approach. I see a reference to GitHub Flow which seems to make sens
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3y ago
and "aam" also means commonplace in Hindi ... probably just a coincidence but interesting nevertheless
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3y ago
Some examples from India Telugu/Kannada : mother is "amma" Hindi: "maa"
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3y ago
On a tangent - I find the typography on this site very pleasant to read. Seems to be "Sana Sans" (but probably more accurately "Sana Sans Alt"?) Bookmarking this to study it more.
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3y ago
Probably ia cliche now but ... Have you considered integrating an LLM to expand the functionality? Based on some recent experimentation I was able to get some fairly complex React UI and behavior out of a pair programing session ... without
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3y ago
minor: maybe the HN post title should mention the name of the project "Puck" for future discoverability
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3y ago
Rather than longish term trends -- let me share very short term fluctuations I saw in ChatGPT Plus. It seemed like there is some throttling / capacity management happening behind the scenes. For very similar level of complexity and wor
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3y ago
I am probably your opposite ... I recently learnt basic React in a weekend and built a functional MVP webapp by hand. For a second iteration of the app, I asked ChatGPT (Plus) to help me. Gave it existing code and gave increasingly specifi
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3y ago
you can create a free account with OpenAI and generate an APi key for yourself you will get a free usage credit of $18 with new account this should allow you to use the APIs for light usage for a few days they will require you to setup a pa
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3y ago
Question -- Is there an equivalent extension for VS Code? I have reduced the usage of JupyterLab for my personal projects ever since VS Code started supporting inline notebook cells in .py files using the #%% syntax.
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3y ago
Off topic I am struggling to upgrade JupyterLab 3 to JupyerLab 4 on my local Anaconda base environment. Feel frustrated by the amount of package management I need to do to keep my dev environment up to date. I was going to spend this weeken
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All positives are accepted. Concerns -- - Cronies of government have captured the technology stack making themselves key players that can control and monetize this space. - Traceability of all petty transactions -- enabling building of supe
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3y ago
How is Open AI API key the second biggest secret in repo already. Others like AWS and Google Cloud have been around and popular for decades! Also why no Azure alongside AWS and Google?
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3y ago
> Everything except for software development can be done on a smartphone. That sounds like a little too broad a generalization. A typical office worker who creates or consumes documents, presentations, accesses corporate apps (half of th
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3y ago
I will go even further. The physical sensation of pen on paper ... including the texture and pressure you apply to key words, capitalization, underlines, etc ... all of it being fed back though your muscles into your brain and getting proce
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I come from a family that traditionally writes names as Familyname Givenname. But even in our country Firstname Lastname is prevalent among many regions and central government. I grew up in the 90s and simply resigned that I will always be
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I use a trackball and find it makes me more productive and causes less strain Most other people use a normal mouse Since I also have a lot of muscle memory using normal mice, I am able to quickly adjust to working on a new PC Others struggl
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future headlines: Scratch for Cancer Diagnosis. NASA adopts no-code GenAI interface for critical navigation and telemetry on first human flight to Mars.
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So it turned out to be ... the hijack to end all hijacks?
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Yes that too. In most cases I was able to imagine the nodes as lying on a fabric (stiched in the form of a tube) that can be turned inside out. And there are two "ends" to this. There is one subset of points that describes the upp
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3y ago
Does anyone else imagine the process of solving these puzzles as turning a crumpled trouser or t-shirt inside out?
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3y ago
you can have different profiles on a single ChatGPT plus subscription?
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just anecdote but even in twitter days we saw tons of impersonator accounts that named themselves similar to a bank's official handle. they used to respond the fastest to customer complaints (better than the real customer service team)
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A project like SETI@home should help these efforts I believe?
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A tangential question: What does it take to programmatically create a notebook, add code cells to it, and execute them. Is there an API / SDK like solution?
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A tangential question if any one can offer pointers. I am interested to know if it possible to programmatically create a jupyter notebook, add and edit cells programmatically, ans also execute and capture the results of execution via API ca
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