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by cellis 3y ago
Easy to say they’re sitting on a gusher of cash that was bought with hundreds of millions of ZIRP dollars worth of ads and a time when fantasy everything was nascent. They were in an absolute dogfight with Draftkings and losing iirc. I’m su
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by cellis 3y ago
Or sleep in the office. Worked for FTX.
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by cellis 3y ago
Find a way to port plugins from VSC and I'm in!
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by cellis 3y ago
Words are just fancy phonemes.
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by cellis 3y ago
It depends on the context window, but my 3090 gets ~60/s on smaller windows.
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by cellis 3y ago
Money doesn't motivate people for highly technical work, in that way. I suppose if by "shower them with money" you mean provide them with best in class tools then yeah, sure, but then best in class tools have to be built by
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by cellis 3y ago
I originally submitted this article because I saw the NYT (maybe?) started using them. If you can view this: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/01/28/world/asia/ch... , I had to squint and
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Variable Fonts(v-fonts.com)
233 points by cellis 3y ago|47 comments
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by cellis 3y ago
Once true deep fakes come, and they are coming as sure as you're born, these CCTVs will be rendered moot anyway.
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by cellis 3y ago
How would triangulation of that small of an item be done?
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by cellis 3y ago
They did a pretty good job of shutting SF down for APEC last month while they met behind closed doors. But that's on behalf of rich people, not the scammed.
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by cellis 3y ago
> Cars aren't littered randomly on every sidewalk. Exactly, they're just littered everywhere .
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by cellis 3y ago
Oh, but it does. Innovator's Dilemma.When Microsoft started, IBM could have destroyed them, if they were willing to become a software first and not a Mainframe company. When Google launched, Microsoft Could have easily "crushed&qu
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by cellis 3y ago
The first reason is because GPT-4 is censored for many types of tasks/topics.
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by cellis 3y ago
No. But that holds especially true for subtle edge cases, rather than the general case. You might be able to get answers to "common" or "simple" questions just as well using Mistral7B or Llama 2 13B.
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by cellis 3y ago
Contrarian view. Don't bother with that, just use a GPT (ideally 4) to "write a neural network to do <x> where the input is <y> and explain your reasoning". You'll learn way more from doing this and actually
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by cellis 3y ago
Can you break this down for the mere mortal physics minds here? How did you do this calculation??
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by cellis 3y ago
Maybe not for you, but what if your son/daughter was missing meals? Moreover, you can see other people eating just fine, and no one will hire you? Also consider that the people you "murder" likely "had it coming"
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by cellis 3y ago
Tried it with a childhood song/tune that I might have heard at 8 or 9 ( maybe 10 or 11) that is otherwise forever lost to history for me and while it did find matches, they weren't the song.
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by cellis 3y ago
I disagree. Isolationism won’t work and we care about a A LOT more than just fans or even petrochemical region stability. We need to continue to “sue” (at the nation state level that means: maintain a military posture and cultural presence
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by cellis 3y ago
Can you add this as a top-level comment? It is a glaring and obvious question.
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by cellis 3y ago
I think the people are less important to know about than the concepts or ideas they've promoted that may have stood the test of time.
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by cellis 3y ago
I mean, Joel Spolsky is just like, some guy. Even Paul Graham is not exactly noteworthy in computer science or software engineering, except to a relatively small cadre of engineers that want to build startups (there are about 27 million s
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by cellis 3y ago
Paw (now RapidAPI) is a very good alternative, though I can't say they wont be under the same capitalist pressures as Postman. I paid $50, one time. https://paw.cloud/ Edit: To be clear it's an app (downloadable
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by cellis 3y ago
I’ll say what everyone is thinking but won’t say; Bing is a horrible name and is a theme of Microsoft’s lackluster approach to search and, well, anything internet. They slow-follow. So why should they have an easy time competing against Goo
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by cellis 3y ago
I could write many Series A angel checks if I only had a penny for all the tickets on product issues I've had that were never resolved. It's for this reason if I find an NPM library that doesn't meet my needs and I have the t
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by cellis 3y ago
If everyone thinks like this then no, it won't get better. But I stand by my statement, no matter how many downvotes I get. If you don't like a product, stop paying for it, and either find alternatives or build your own. Its quite
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by cellis 3y ago
If you don’t like it you can always stop paying, or better yet build your own. That’s how things get better.
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JavaScript: Regex.test() only works every other time(stackoverflow.com)
3 points by cellis 3y ago|0 comments
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by cellis 3y ago
Even if they spent 100 million per day it could arguably be money well spent and they would still be the 3rd or 4th most profitable company in the world.

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