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by awwaiid 3y ago
I thought those were already the best choices?
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by awwaiid 3y ago
Just a guess -- probably the ones mentioned such as dropping webpacker, typescript
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by awwaiid 3y ago
Maybe people only need to hire you when they have problems, and the ones where things went well don't need your help?
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by awwaiid 3y ago
My spouse often claims that two is the best prime because she knows it annoys me. Or perhaps she is truly insane. Clearly 2 is the WORST prime, amirite?
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by awwaiid 3y ago
Based on book-mass alone, I suspect Stephenson chomps on editor souls for breakfast.
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by awwaiid 3y ago
Indeed -- https://www.computerworld.com/article/2526471/study--social-...
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by awwaiid 3y ago
I read this right after another thread here on HN about people being scammed out of a lot of money by being tricked into installing software by fake tech support. Human jailbreak.
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by awwaiid 3y ago
Replying to gpt-4 with "That is incorrect. Try again." over and over got it to flip between correct and incorrect just about every other time. Now try to convince GPT-4 that there is no God. Good luck!
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by awwaiid 3y ago
I want to see (more) code models trained on git diffs
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by awwaiid 3y ago
Two when you include -2, which I certainly think we should in this circumstance.
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by awwaiid 3y ago
Maybe the auth token example is meant to also hit localhost?
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by awwaiid 3y ago
I use out-of-the-box defaults for uBO -- would I notice any difference with uBO Lite?
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by awwaiid 3y ago
What a great walk-through, good for both Rust and unixyness!
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by awwaiid 3y ago
Or butter
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by awwaiid 3y ago
Do you have a custom instruction by chance? Maybe one that makes it go crazy after saying some certain word?
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by awwaiid 3y ago
Also git diffs and execution traces.
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by awwaiid 3y ago
So far my $2 in GPT-3.5 hasn't been billed :(
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by awwaiid 3y ago
You can do this right now! It's called "Alaska".
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by awwaiid 3y ago
Best response / revenge is to actually grow scallions in your bathroom. Or at least pretend to.
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by awwaiid 3y ago
I couldn't even make it all the way to the end of the title
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by awwaiid 3y ago
One idea is to create a privacy-oriented server (client?) that lies; expresses things like upvotes but does so with generated identities.
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by awwaiid 3y ago
I've seen email being centralized mentioned a few times but I don't think it's true. I email with plenty of people who don't use gsuite... seems to work fine. I can see a power distribution, sure, but that's still a
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ICFP Contest 2023(icfpcontest.com)
1 points by awwaiid 3y ago|1 comments
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by awwaiid 3y ago
The 2023 ICFP Contest is about to begin! The annual contest is marathon-style, a 72 hour challenge to demonstrate that your preferred language / tech-stack is ... THE MOST AWESOME. Good luck! Also see https://en.wikipedia.or
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by awwaiid 3y ago
I guess one idea is that you could turn on video/audio/location broadcast and live stream it to some website all the time, 24x7. Now you are in the proper mindset of how to treat your device.
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by awwaiid 3y ago
Yes, trivially. Or other things. I even route the output of Spotify into Google meet as my microphone for meeting I tro/hold music, though watch out for noise canceling algos :) Example - https://kx.studio/Applications:
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by awwaiid 3y ago
Maybe you need to let your LLM manage Alexa
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by awwaiid 3y ago
Yeah but I think the idea is that it is a knob that calls to be turned. "It's warm in here" -> "I'll make the light blue so you feel nice and cool". "How fast do sparrows fly?" -> "Making t
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by awwaiid 3y ago
JS > asm.js > wasm all over again
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by awwaiid 4y ago
Looked it up. In 2020 we spent $2bn on the UN. We brought in $3421bn, so (ignoring that we overspent by 2x) that is like 0.06%. if you make $100k you pay like $18k in federal tax. So that comes out to $10.50 or so.

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