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by bearjaws 3y ago
You clearly have never used these other tools. Mixtral / Deepseek perform very well on coding challenges. I've used them against local code without issues, sometimes they are a bit optimistic and produce too much, but thats far be
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by bearjaws 3y ago
Hmm I like this more than my current one, which I got from a Reddit thread. I'll have to give it a whirl.
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by bearjaws 3y ago
Here is the mixtral output (truncated): knex('course_module') .insert({ name: jsonData.name, description: jsonData.description, content: JSON.stringify(jsonData), number: jsonData.number, account_id: &
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by bearjaws 3y ago
Given this JSON: <JSON examples> And this Table schema: <Table Schema in SQL> Create JavaScript to insert the the JSON into the SQL using knex('table_name') Below is part of its output: // Insert into cou
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by bearjaws 3y ago
I've been using Mixtral and Bard ever since the end of the year. I am pleased with their performance overall for a mixture of content generation and coding. It seems to me GPT4 has become short in its outputs, you have to do a lot more
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by bearjaws 3y ago
The same effect type writers and printing had on Scribes and Scriptoriums - they won't be around, they won't be needed, people will not pay for them except for extremely niche scenarios.
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by bearjaws 3y ago
Multiple doctors, with consensus. Can still be wrong for very complicated cases, but 99.99% of the time its correct.
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by bearjaws 3y ago
Having worked in healthcare for 10 years, I have to say it hardly even matters how an AI doctor performs or acts, for most people it will be the only option soon. Odds are you don't even see a GP anymore in the United States, you see a
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by bearjaws 3y ago
A rental Tesla has to be one of the worst ideas, people crash rentals way more often than their daily driver. Teslas have a high cost to repair and long down time...
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by bearjaws 3y ago
How are you going to get the cops to arrest their own people?
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by bearjaws 3y ago
Go to the Florida intercoastal areas during the months of April -> October. 90% of the million dollar+ mansions empty, waiting for their snowbird owners to return. Look at the Miami skyline at 7-9pm, when people should be getting home. H
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by bearjaws 3y ago
This has to be the classic <numberOfPiratedStreams> * <priceWeSellToMovieTheatre> = crazy number. Instead of <numberOfPiratedStreams> * <constToStream> = millions of dollars. Like how the RIAA sued Limewire for 72 tr
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by bearjaws 3y ago
Let's not even talk about the NFL, there are 2 times a year where I cannot watch a Dolphins game, living in Florida, while paying for NFL+ / NFL Game Pass. The whole streaming rights system is a joke, I forget the exact issue but
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by bearjaws 3y ago
Competition is good. Glad to see they are catching up with GPT4, especially with a lot of commentary expecting a plateau in Transformers.
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by bearjaws 3y ago
Why create new problems (that will cost you lawyer money) when you can just buy the data?
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by bearjaws 3y ago
In enterprise software, you cater exclusively to management, they will turn a blind eye to 99% of issues as long as the team is able to get the work done. Take one look at EMRs and realize that its sold / marketed to .01% of the hospit
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by bearjaws 3y ago
Unless you made a back door deal like Spotify https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/20/23969690/google-spotify-...
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by bearjaws 3y ago
> It's bad for the developer, sure, but what exactly is "insane" or "illegal" about it? Anti-trust made it pretty clear you can't be the railroad company and the oil company that uses the railroad to harm co
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by bearjaws 3y ago
I doubt many people can follow the Fortnite playbook of making a multi billion dollar game just to avoid the Play store...
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by bearjaws 3y ago
Been my daily driver since 2021 and its rock solid, performance is maybe 5-10% slower. Theres only one site I know of that doesn't 100% work in it, thankfully its not one I use all the time.
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by bearjaws 3y ago
Main reason I even tried bun out. Honestly 'just works', I've only had one issue so far and it was with a unpopular compiled module.
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by bearjaws 3y ago
I am aware of the puck design, but they will still fail for the same reason other multi-led panels (e.g. micro-led displays). Eventually there's too many dead pixels to make a good image. Discoloration adds up over time and is a huge p
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by bearjaws 3y ago
Except Google is just moving money from right hand to left hand. If Firefox wanted to be at the top, they have to pay cash to Google.
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by bearjaws 3y ago
The Sphere is going to be turned off 30% of the time within the next 3-5 years, guarantee it. I have never in my life seen an outdoor LED display last (yes, even with AC), and the maintenance on this one is going to be monumental.
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by bearjaws 3y ago
It's hard for me to not view LLMs the exact way I have seen machine vision. I remember tinkering with the Cafe Classifier in 2014, and thinking self driving cars were right around the corner. "It's all just a data problem&quo
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by bearjaws 3y ago
This is the most reposted item on Reddit. All launches are timed, even the shortest notification window is 24 hours for a launch, I could go make this same exact video every week at Cape Canaveral.
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by bearjaws 3y ago
I am not even sure I am on GPT4 turbo, it streams even slower than before on GPT4. I have the new interface and GPTs, but its slower than ever. Even late last night, it was markedly slower than a couple weeks ago.
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by bearjaws 3y ago
The article does a terrible job of explaining it, but this was a LNG ship. As the gas heats, it will expand, boil off and be vented out. Meaning every additional day is more lost product. This could be helpful for other ships though.
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by bearjaws 3y ago
"We don't buy them silly! We just buy huge stakes in the companies who buy all the homes! - totally different! We certainly can't use our monetary influence in any other way!"
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by bearjaws 3y ago
"GPU" - zero video output capabilities built in.

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