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Obviously it's a drawback but the silver lining of the small context window is it forces me to decouple everything and have very sensible and strict api's where I just write the docs and it writes the code.
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Right, a glance at the new Assistant API docs, which seems to mirror ChatGPT in functionality, suggests that the "Assistant" determines which tool to use, or which models to use (code or chat) to generate a response message. The A
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3y ago
To say it's "personality" is a little passive aggressively degrading. These opportunities are not accessible or sensible to everyone all the time.
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In my experience, large estimates are only ever Rough Orders Of Magnitude. Our teams do not pull any work in to be done unless they've broken it down to the smallest estimated components. Anything with a large estimate is inherently in
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3y ago
I find it very hard to tolerate teams that say an issue isn't on them if they aren't pointing to evidence that indicates where they think the issue is. If you think it's not on you but it affects something within your respons
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3y ago
Aka "I'd rather go on a potato diet than a broccoli diet"
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3y ago
As Vincent Van Gogh once said, "I'd rather die of potassium than of boron."
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3y ago
This may be a bold claim and it's hard to quantify, but based on weekly output I think it has sped up my development by 50%-80%, between researching technologies with chatgpt4, coming up with designs and code, copilot filling in the bl
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3y ago
This tweet is quoted in the article
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I don't really get godaddys pricing on these or what exactly they buy you. They're claiming this price is to preregister to maximize your chance to own it. There is a base rate of $19.99 per year but depending on what word you en
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3y ago
Interestingly most of the artifacts, like the chicken and waffles one, are on the texture and not on the mesh.
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3y ago
I do think AR is the Oculus's best feature and most exciting for games.
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3y ago
This seems crazy to me. I have one of these issues maybe once every 50 times I use a self checkout. And I think could tolerate much more of that before I consider a cashier interaction a better experience.
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3y ago
As i understand 3D was considered an afterthought for the Sega Saturn, their 1995 flagship console, only adding a separate processor for 3d late into the design. This made the 3d capabilities of the Saturn very hard to program for.
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I've worked at the same company for all 10 years of my career. The company has been through a few rounds of major layoffs that I've somehow survived. It has affected me in that, for one, I'm always afraid that if I ever stop
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3y ago
I feel there was a lot of goalpost moving to convince us that we didn't just go through a recession such as during the first two quarters of 2022.
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3y ago
I've made a couple toy projects with Phaser, after comparing other Javascript based 2d engines. Phaser is the most fully featured amongst them, and javascript game engines are great for any experienced web developer with minimal game d
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> such as gaming soundtracks These days I also feel like my workout playlists might as well be randomly generated dance music.
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3y ago
I'm not sure if the suggestion is that all work should be online, or if all desktop apps should be portable.
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3y ago
I usually just scroll up and down a formatted document
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3y ago
The curse of chat models.
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3y ago
If you are nostalgic for AOL, AIM, progs, screen names, and visual basic, look up the AOL Underground podcast. Interviews with prog authors, hackers, and former AOL staffers.
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3y ago
The part where you are floating is not the waterfall
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3y ago
Shrooms helped me quit alcohol. Drank for 10 years every night, took shrooms twice in my life, never drank again after the second time. That was many years ago. I guess there are some things more useful than an accurate model of reality?
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3y ago
I assume anyone who buys a new Porsche is indeed rich
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As a programmer that likes to paint, I think the difference is that web pages are a visually artistic medium. Artists that have unique fine detailed visions often feel the need to use low levels tools to perfectly achieve those visions. I
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That's sad to hear. Good CSS with an intuitive DOM structure is simple to achieve yet so powerful. Hate to see devs give up that power.
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Any information about how long it takes to achieve a fine tune comparable to OpenAI's current fine tunes of ada models? On consumer hardware vs cloud? OpenAI's fine tune times are on the order of hours for tens of thousands of sam
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3y ago
My team does collaborative sessions twice a week with the whole team, and has a game session once a month. Between all the rest of the meetings, and between the important work we get done through chat, I feel that we do get to know each oth
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I like how it's now a feature to not be an electron or webview app.
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