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by anonyfox 3y ago
don't get me started on this bullshit :-) a shitton of people genuinly believe in the "magic" here to the point its heresy pointing it out in public at times.
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by anonyfox 3y ago
yeah, many people here actually believe that you get sick when you're in an air stream. Like between two open windows, or within an AC. But then go home and work in their windy garden for hours.
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by anonyfox 3y ago
but we germans also severe backwards-oriented to begin with. all kinds of esoteric garbage in daily life is shared and believed in, most things of the modern world is looked at with mistrust, and so on. the bigger/international cities
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by anonyfox 3y ago
still better than most politicians today or people influenced by populistic media.
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by anonyfox 3y ago
its a fork of VSCode, so all plugins/... work like before, including Copilot. It adds the AI-features _ontop_ of what you already have!
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by anonyfox 3y ago
I switched from vscode to https://cursor.sh/ (using my own gpt api key, so basically it’s free). While copilot assist autocomplete, cursor also is good at: - refactoring existing stuff - debugging errors across the code bas
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Not OP but I understand the point. Still for me building up a company is not only for maximizing personal profit by any means, it’s also a social construct that should be valuable for the society. Paying taxes on economic activity, provide
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Quite literally, yes.
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Its not even good here: Step 5 needs clarification. If someone really follows the plan its bad, but _wrong execution_ is even worse. Shooting into wrong areas of you head can end in a world of pain or being a living vegetable for many years
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Good. Once the safety bullshit can be reversed, hopefully scientists again focus on making real progress instead, not sacrifice tech capabilities for moral double standards. I don't care that OpenAI fears copyright lawsuits so they spi
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by anonyfox 3y ago
The real world runs on Linux (from servers, data centers, microcontrollers, ...), business runs on Microsoft/Office, and creative makers (from designers to OSS creators) do it on a Mac. Of course not 100% true but wherever I look its l
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by anonyfox 3y ago
depends on how you define "step". Engineer a 10x/100x version of what we have in terms of LLM (either by being more efficient and/or more/specialized hardware) and let this thing build novel attempts for AGI algorit
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by anonyfox 3y ago
It’s not my personal feelings, we have actual laws over here for this. Some things like that have serious consequences. Why should we allow this hate on the internet suddenly?
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by anonyfox 3y ago
As a German, I have a really good idea what actual fascism looks like, thank you. We have also laws that specify what types of content are illegal, and for very good (historical) reasons.
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Right now in Germany we have real problems with the large amount of Muslims entering the country, the single reason why rightwing parties are coming to power. It’s a very delicate topic and polarized. Now people spread propaganda garbage th
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Over here, the only people still using facebook is the rock bottom of society, from anti-vaxxers over right-wingers to climate change deniers - surprisingly these groups have big overlaps. Blocking FB would be an instant net-positive for ou
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by anonyfox 3y ago
I, for one, don’t want to see/read holocaust deniers, aggressive hate speech, or fascist propaganda. This stuff is not okay in any way. People being allowed to megaphone this FUD for cheap attention/clicks/manipulation always
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Yes it is. So far every offender ultimately complied, so there was no need to go the last mile in reality. But I guess having suddenly zero access to one of the worlds biggest markets (europe) would make wall street a bit nervous about the
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Is there some convenience wrapper around this to drop-in replace the OpenAI api with it? I‘d like to put this on a modest DO droplet or Fly.io machine, and be able to have a private/secured HTTP endpoint to code against from somewhere
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by anonyfox 3y ago
from a european perspective: thats so blatantly obvious, I am kinda baffled that this is even news :-( isn't the "third place" concept not widely known/accepted? (1st place: work, 2nd place: home, 3rd place: communal spa
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by anonyfox 3y ago
For me Rust (after initial euphoria around 1.0 release) became the best option to do some heavy duty routines, like crunching through complicated large XML or calculating exotic things (that I can't bother to modify to run on a GPU). B
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by anonyfox 3y ago
... so far! people that point out these kind of messages are becoming the norm (hottest X ever) every month/year and are annoyed by this are _so close_ to get the problem.
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Except there might be chemicals from the environment in there that the plant absorbs, or bacteria infections or salmonella depending on the food. Or like cheap greenhouse veggies, it’s mostly water with only a fraction of the nutritional pr
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by anonyfox 3y ago
+1 for Huel. Using black edition for breakfast, hot&savory for lunch, for many months now. Basically all body needs in terms of nutrition are taken care of, including high fiber and protein, in a vegan way, quite cheaply (5-6€ per day).
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by anonyfox 3y ago
As a start, artificial life will be much better in withstanding harsh environments. No need fo breathable air, quite a temperature tolerance, … . So with accelerating climate change humanity makes itself obsolete already over the next decad
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by anonyfox 3y ago
`ollama run mistral` <-- literally thats it
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by anonyfox 3y ago
feels roughly like the same speed as GPT3.5 in the browser UI
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by anonyfox 3y ago
I eat my initial words, this works really well on my macbook air M1 and feels comparable of GPT3.5 - which is actually an amazing feat! Question: is there something like this, but with the "function calling api" finetuning? 95% of
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by anonyfox 3y ago
that really was "soon", wow - already pulling it with ollama!

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