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by brap 3y ago
This very, very cool and comprehensive! Notably missing influential artists: GMS, 1200 Micrograms, Shpongle, Infected Mushroom, Captain Hook, Ott… I probably forgot quite a few
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by brap 3y ago
Ohhh got it, thanks!
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by brap 3y ago
What do you mean? This is true for any template string, not specifically the tagged template strings, no? Edit: I think I understand now from the other comment, thanks!
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by brap 3y ago
Can anyone explain to me the purpose of tagged template strings? From what I understand it’s only a function that takes in a string, so this might have just been sql(‘…’).
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by brap 3y ago
I don’t know if there’s a service that does that, but I do know big tech companies do exactly this for their accounts (user accounts, not just employees). Additionally many password managers will warn you, including the built in ones in iOS
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by brap 3y ago
People have been trying to watermark digital media for decades, when there was (still is) a very strong financial incentive to get it working. It never worked. I don’t think it ever will work.
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by brap 3y ago
I do, and Iran certainly does not have fair elections.
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by brap 3y ago
We have now gone full circle back to web directories. If I remember correctly they had these "app stores" back in the 90s. https://cdn2.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/1403968/y...
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by brap 3y ago
>people being free to choose the way want to live their lives Do you think this is what the Iranians choose? >There is high voter turnout Are you claiming Iran has free democratic elections? Just to put this in some perspective - Iran
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by brap 3y ago
Imagine having a person on your team who never learned programming, and just uses AI to generate code
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by brap 3y ago
Their income depends on the platform being popular, which means they should (and they do) try to keep it clean
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by brap 3y ago
On FB I’m getting ads for drugs. It used to be subtle, now it’s just “we have the purest cocaine” with photos and everything. It seems like filtering ads in general is a difficult problem.
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by brap 3y ago
Some people get that from diet and exercise
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by brap 3y ago
It took me about 20 clicks to get to a damn code snippet
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by brap 3y ago
For better or worse, I can’t wait until the internet gets rid of captchas
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by brap 3y ago
I don't know why, but I just love seeing jailbreaks where the input/output isn't just plain text.
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by brap 3y ago
Perhaps the fundamental logic behind pure math is "real" in the sense that it's "found in nature" (whatever that means, I don't see how we would prove that), and we're only applying this real thing to mo
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by brap 3y ago
Funny, this was exactly where I stopped reading and went to the comments instead
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by brap 3y ago
I used ChatGPT yesterday for code for the first time. I gave it a nontrivial task I couldn’t google a solution for, and wasn’t sure it was even possible: Given a python object, give me a list of functions that received this object as an arg
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by brap 3y ago
>divided and delegated tasks between themselves and the AI >integrated their workflow with the AI What the hell is even the difference? Was the article itself written by ChatGPT?
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by brap 3y ago
This is definitely going to be used in ways legislators haven't(?) intended.
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by brap 3y ago
https://youtu.be/MVYrJJNdrEg
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by brap 3y ago
For the last 2-3 years, on an almost weekly basis, I am blown away by the progress made in AI. Huge steps forward. It actually happened twice in the last 24 hours alone. Where will we be 10 years from now? 50?
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by brap 3y ago
Wouldn't you use jax.disable_jit() for that?
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by brap 3y ago
This is an approach I strongly believe in. For 99% of things, language performance doesn't really matter (it's usually cheaper to just scale up). So you might as well focus on developer experience and hire-ability. For the 1% wher
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by brap 3y ago
Just going over the docs and there’s something I don’t understand, hoping someone here can explain: What’s the point of having to explicitly call grad(jit(f))? Why doesn’t grad just call jit internally? Is there a usecase where you want the
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by brap 3y ago
Hi mark
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by brap 3y ago
So how come they are able do this in real time, on a headset, over the internet, yet next gen gaming consoles don’t even get close to that level of detail?
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by brap 3y ago
Probably couldn’t have chosen 2 worse people to demonstrate the range of human facial expressions
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by brap 3y ago
What the hell is an "AI device"? Unless we're talking robotics, I don't see why you would need a separate device for AI. Seems like we already have all the right form factors (phones, speakers, etc). This reminds me of w

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