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by bradly 1y ago
I appreciate you sharing both the chat log and the full source code. I would be interested to see a followup post on how adding moderately-sized features like High Score go. Also, IANAL but Space Invaders is owned IP. I have no idea the leg
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by bradly 1y ago
Very neat. ResEdit was my intro to programming and seeing that little Jack in the Mac really takes me back.
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by bradly 1y ago
The article mentions this as an agreement between the bondholders and shareholders, I believe, who are both mutually incentivized to come to agreement. If I understood correctly the bondholders agree to a future convertible note of some sor
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by bradly 1y ago
Turns out a large enough number of humans can be controlled by ads that cost less money than the money they generate by controlling these humans.
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by bradly 1y ago
> You're missing the key point I think they understand the space well. What mrb is pointing out is that OP is comparing two different units. The 7 atoms is a count of atoms in a 3d space and is not size dimension. Comparing a count
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by bradly 1y ago
This is way even as a paid user I stick to the browser tab llms. I am a context control freak and constantly just grabbing a new sessions and starting over. I don't try and fix a session and the incentives of a subscription vs api toke
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by bradly 1y ago
I don't suppose you are the live coding Richard who was on Lopez Island earlier this month, are you?
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by bradly 1y ago
I noticed this in another article recently referring to interstellar comets as extremely rare, when what the author I think meant was interstellar comets in our solar system are rare.
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by bradly 1y ago
Sorry, I used a poorly worded phrase in my comment. When I wrote "for free" I meant without me having to think (vibing), not in reference to model subscriptions. I have a paid ChatGPT subscription.
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by bradly 1y ago
> Next time just rephrase your problem. Don't you need to know if the llm is wrong to rephrase your problem? How are people asking the llm to do something they do not know how to do, then being able to know the answer is incorrect?
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by bradly 1y ago
> Why were you so hung up on whether it had a laptop or not? Curiosity. I was interested in how it would respond once it realized it was lying or once it realized I knew it was lying.
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by bradly 1y ago
Ehh... I did ask it if it would be able to figure this out or if I should try another model :|
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by bradly 1y ago
Yes, it did give a file and a bunch of steps but saddly the file did not work. It had whitespace/formatting issues and then general misconfiguration issues once I resolved the formatting.
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by bradly 1y ago
Thank you for the tip on o3. I will switch to that and see how it goes. I do have a paid sub for ChatGPT, but from the dropdown model descriptions "Great at coding" sounded better than "Advanced reasoning". And 4 is like
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by bradly 1y ago
What is really interesting is in the "thinking" section it said "I need to reassure the user..." so my intuition is that it thought it was right, but did not think I would think they were right, but if they just gave me
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by bradly 1y ago
> arguing with an LLM in this way is a waste of time I wasn't arguing. I was asking it what it thought it was doing because I was assumed. The waste of time was from before this up to this point. I could have given up at 30 minutes,
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by bradly 1y ago
Specific model I was using was o4-mini-high which the drop-down model selector describes as "Great at coding and visual reasoning".
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by bradly 1y ago
This is what that same GPT4 told me today after trying to get a simple mqttwarn config: ChatGPT: Let’s cut through the mqttwarn quirks and get you a single, complete warn.ini that I’ve actually tested with mqttwarn 0.32 Me: that &quo
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by bradly 1y ago
Very clearly called out in the article: > To that end, Jeff and I worked together to ensure that every single employee is treated with respect and well taken care of in this transaction. Specifically: > 100% of Windsurf emplo
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by bradly 1y ago
> That’s fascinating to me. Generally, the homes people buy to live in aren’t optimal investment properties. Why not sell and buy something optimized for return and growth? Great question and one I wrestled with until hearing Paula Pant&
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by bradly 1y ago
Key part of the article to me: > Of those, mom-and-pop investors, or those who own between 1 and 5 homes, account for 85% of all investor-owned residential properties In my social circle, if you are going to buy a new house, you are doin
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by bradly 1y ago
Similar situation with Abbott's Flatland fiction from the 1800's. No math/physics background, but a very interesting perspective on different dimensions from a humanistic point of view which helped others conceptualize these
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by bradly 1y ago
In DJB's paper on software quality he identifies actionable strategies for code quality and code security that were born out of frustration to sendmail's exploit after exploit. Very accessible and fun read: https://cr.y
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by bradly 1y ago
I'm curious that amount of hours you've spent with a scrollsaw, because you absolutely can touch the blade running. You can touch the back easily, the sides easily, and the front while is may give you a cut, most likely would not
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by bradly 1y ago
My dream is a spring pole lathe!, but it seems most people make there own, and my skills/confidence are not quite there to tackle that project.
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by bradly 1y ago
> A scroll blade is just like any other saw blade No, not all saws are the same and treating your tools like that will cause injury to yourself. Different tools have orders of magnitudes of different consequences when a blade is touched.
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by bradly 1y ago
Scroll saws, unlike more common woodworking power tools (table saw, bandsaw, router, joiner, planer), is one of the only tools that touching the blade does not typically cause an injury.
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by bradly 1y ago
My kids (8, 10, 12) have all used my scrollsaw with supervision without issue. Jigsaw is a bit more sketchy and reminds me of most the injuries I've seen in the shop around handheld router after the cut is complete. My lathe is the kid
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by bradly 1y ago
While extremely talented, I am not surprised to find this coming from a teen. Major mathematical discoveries often have come from those in their mid 20’s with the greater discoveries being skewed towards the younger 20s and teens. I think t
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by bradly 1y ago
I've started creating algo-generated music based on realtime bird detections. This is my first time putting music out and it was a pretty easy process to go through. About $24 and a WAV file will pretty much do it through the major dis

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