alexjackhughes

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Active Time vs. Passive Time(alexhughes.io)
1 points by alexjackhughes 2y ago|0 comments
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by alexjackhughes 2y ago
> See Harry Potter with s/wand/wang/g, for example. Honestly, pretty similar meaning tbh haha I think it would be hard to do that across lots of words, especially when we know some of the words and the context. For example
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by alexjackhughes 2y ago
> This is like saying that we know code is correct (bug free) because most of the lines sort of look correct. It's not /inherently/ an untrue statement, but it doesn't match up with any sort of real world experience.
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by alexjackhughes 2y ago
Apologies friends, this might be a really dumb idea for lots of different reasons, but sometimes you have to put even dumb ideas into the wild. The basic premise is this: 1. We provide a dictionary of Linear A 1. We provide a bunch (ideally
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MinoanLoop: Can GPT Translate Linear A?(github.com)
2 points by alexjackhughes 2y ago|5 comments
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Infinite Dungeons and Dragons(chat.openai.com)
1 points by alexjackhughes 3y ago|1 comments
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by alexjackhughes 3y ago
Put one of my prompts into GPT with access to DALL-E and Code Interpreter, and now it can manage rolls, combat, and actually show you what's happening to your character
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by alexjackhughes 3y ago
I'd be very interested to understand how this works, does anyone know if they've released any guides or if someone has documented trying to do something similiar?
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by alexjackhughes 4y ago
My bad on this and it has been fixed! I was using the README as a todo list for things left to do, and removed a bunch of stuff at once, didn't realise I removed the license.
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by alexjackhughes 4y ago
Great point, I've added a search with a page that lists all the articles for the best of both worlds.
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Nobody tell Paul Graham but I rebuilt his site to be beautiful(prettygraham.com)
45 points by alexjackhughes 4y ago|47 comments
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by alexjackhughes 4y ago
It really needed dark mode on desktop, I've saving eyes here Paul.
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by alexjackhughes 8y ago
Awesome, glad you liked the piece! Genuinely, we're all just steamrollers and I don't think many new programmers really understand just how often solving a problem comes down to sheer willpower and persistence.