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bomewish
3y ago
doesn't quarto do the same thing but a better job?
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3y ago
Is this so?
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3y ago
What's the equivalent setup for a Mac user?
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bomewish
3y ago
be sure to add a vig for that service!
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3y ago
If it’s on the open internet then why should they have to do that? How is openai training on articles fundamentally different from the wayback machine storing them? They’re just getting stored in a different form.
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3y ago
Discovery is how they will show that it’s their news; and if it gets that far we might finally learn what data they trained it on and how much.
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3y ago
isn't it one guy??
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3y ago
Agree. Seems highly irresponsible to make such claims without demonstrating and validating them. Would also like to see how much it hallucinates or how closely the generations are to source data.
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bomewish
3y ago
Curious on this too -- no bites? Surprisingly very few deets on HN about colo & bare metal options. Weird.
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bomewish
3y ago
> Why? Regulatory arbitrage.
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bomewish
3y ago
What kinda services? Lots of hn comments say something like the above and I’m just deciding to ask this time.
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3y ago
But why would they (should they) honour that? And it doesn't seem their policy there is very clear or explicit. Doesn't it also mean that in cases where a domain changes hands, the new owner would be able to purge the content of t
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3y ago
The most troubling part of this article was that the website is excluded from the Wayback Machine. Why? How? Isn't it supposed to be a neutral historical archive? How can some sites just decide they don't want to be indexed??
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3y ago
I'd appreciate the steelman of the opposite too. I want and plan to use LLMs for basic production applications (augmented retrieval mainly - i.e. vector db, do a search, get a summary of results; data cleaning pipelines etc.) Do I need
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3y ago
What can this do that the new ‘calling functions’ feature can’t? It seems to be roughly the same thing?
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3y ago
> innuendo... rather than any direct evidence. May be a good idea to get acquainted with inference to best explanation, and to understand that 'direct evidence' should not automatically be awarded epistemological primacy over &
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3y ago
Harsh? Wouldn’t it be good to socialise kids into FOSS?
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3y ago
Hm. Though I'm skeptical it's really "talent" in the sense of purely meritocratic ability, you know? It seems cronyish. Why does a nonprofit actually need someone who is "worth" 700k/year? Would that per
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3y ago
the reason people find these massive pay packets unbecoming is because it's a nonprofit. Companies can do what they like -- but these folks are going hat in hand to civilians and asking for handouts, which they then use to people these
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3y ago
Buddy -- it's your job. If you're TT this is just part of the hustle of an academic career. You get paid by your employer already, and your scope of work includes publications (which includes books). The publisher should be able t
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3y ago
The reason the punishment has to be so extreme is that if it’s not they will discount by probability of being caught (and getting enough quality evidence etc). So it can’t be a reasonable punishment that is just a bit more than the benefit.
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3y ago
Care to elaborate?
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3y ago
> retriever-augmentation and context stuffing Care you elaborate? This sounds very interesting & useful. Just anything about the setup and implementation would be super helpful.
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3y ago
> Upwork attracts clients who can't find contractors any other way What is the best 'other way', though? Situation: Technical guy at a small company or nonprofit who needs _X_ more complicated technical task done. The choi
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3y ago
this is what mcfly does but it does it all automagically and stores everything in sqlite database. Also easy to sync that db between two computers connected by tailscale/ssh.
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3y ago
+1 for this request. McFly user, keen to know how/if atuin is better...
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3y ago
This was a strange article. Why would a journalist at a major newspaper be so ignorant of appropriate cyber security and privacy practices and install a PRC app on their primary phone? Why would they assume that they _weren't_ being mo
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3y ago
I watched the video but I was confused about what it was doing/how it was working/where in a workflow this would come in. The docs are very sparse, too.
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3y ago
So it’s a one hour thing? Just put it on yt, why all the fuss with the website etc??
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3y ago
why not use the syncthing introducer thingy? You concerned they gonna spy on the packets or what?
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