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by cercatrova 4y ago
> but we don't respect whatever this is either. Speak for yourself. While it might be harder these days, the people I've seen that followed Walter's plan above were all able to get good jobs and support their families, inc
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by cercatrova 4y ago
You seem to be moralizing them, eg "then perhaps they shouldn't exist," "maybe its time to change the business model", etc. You said "then they need to be better at business" and when they changed their bu
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by cercatrova 4y ago
That's why I like the other TDD, type driven development. Lay out all your types and make unwanted states literally unrepresentable. For example, if you're making an email sending service, you can have an EmailAddress type that is
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by cercatrova 4y ago
I tried both, I'm not sure how Axum is much different than actix-web, seems like they both have similar syntax for creating a new router, adding routes and middleware, and starting the server. I think actix-web has macro-defined routes
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by cercatrova 4y ago
Sure you could do that too. yt-whisper uses yt-dlp underneath so there might be a way to pass arguments to the inner yt-dlp instance. Or if not you can modify the source directly, it seems to be a simple wrapper. Or again you can do what yo
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by cercatrova 4y ago
https://github.com/m1guelpf/yt-whisper
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by cercatrova 4y ago
Or even better, yt-whisper, which uses OpenAI's Whisper speech to text. I guess it'd be better to first check whether the video has captions first before Whispering, so maybe both your command and this one could be used together.
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by cercatrova 4y ago
Flutter is moving to using Impeller, which is the faster replacement you're talking about: https://github.com/flutter/engine/tree/main/impeller
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by cercatrova 4y ago
Somewhat related, "A Little Taste of Dependent Types," implemented in Racket: https://youtu.be/VxINoKFm-S4
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A little taste of dependent types(youtube.com)
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by cercatrova 4y ago
Or Capital in the 21st Century
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by cercatrova 4y ago
Notice how that's all for show too. Relatedly, Japanese people often don't work harder than Americans, they simply stay at the office longer. I also prefer what lack of formal attire signals: in Japanese workplaces, the more senio
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by cercatrova 4y ago
> ChatGDP Heh, I wonder when economic AIs will arrive
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by cercatrova 4y ago
This video about deep time is pretty interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uD4izuDMUQA Melodysheep (the creator) has some great stuff on the topic.
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by cercatrova 4y ago
Just fyi, you can also bootstrap with that cash, you don't have to raise (and indeed in this macroeconomic climate, raising is harder than it has been). Check out the IndieHackers podcast (also a website/forum like Reddit but I fo
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by cercatrova 4y ago
> You don't raise more money by hiring more people. Actually you do. VCs in Silicon Valley often look for "growth" ie seeing that you're hiring more people. If you raise 10 million yet keep the same 2 or 3 person te
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by cercatrova 4y ago
Just FYI, you are shadowbanned, Daniel. Most of your comments show up as dead.
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by cercatrova 4y ago
> despite the fact that the underlying model is the two-year old GPT-3. This is incorrect, it's not a 2 year old model, it's the latest updated model they're calling GPT 3.5, which I believe has an order of magnitude hig
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by cercatrova 4y ago
This is super interesting because I feel the exact same way about Stable Diffusion and similar AI image generation tools. I'm not an artist but I have ideas in my head that I want to get out. I also don't care about making art as
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by cercatrova 4y ago
Can you ask it for something more complicated like the traveling salesman implementation (which is NP hard yes but more efficient algorithms exist)? It gave me a genetic algorithm: // Define a class for representing a single city
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by cercatrova 4y ago
That's honestly a hilarious response from ChatGPT
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by cercatrova 4y ago
> If you use said vote to ensure they aren't paid fairly Good thing I don't do that then.
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by cercatrova 4y ago
> I work at Alphabet and I recently went to an internal tech talk about deploying large language models like this at Google. As a disclaimer I'll first note that this is not my area of expertise, I just attended the tech talk becau
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by cercatrova 4y ago
I mean doesn't it simply use davinci v2 as well? I didn't think OpenAI was pretending that chatGPT wasn't merely a wrapper UI over their davinci v2 model.
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by cercatrova 4y ago
What? I've never heard of this concept in my life. What is a paypig and why would it be assumed that you are one, much less that other people know what that is too?
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by cercatrova 4y ago
No, I don't tip if they're doing what's barely required for their job (especially for me specifically going to the restaurant to pick up my own order; it's not like they delivered it to me). Should I tip baristas for mak
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by cercatrova 4y ago
It is not my responsibility to make sure the worker is paid a fair wage, it is the responsibility of their government and employer.
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by cercatrova 4y ago
I've interacted with that account before and they were always snarky, as if their test they made is the arbiter of intelligence and that we shouldn't be so impressed by AI that to me is actually impressive.
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by cercatrova 4y ago
Vincent Woo who sold CoderPad also did some investigative journalism on Lambda School / BloomTech showing that they didn't really place as many people as they claimed they did and that generally the company had some internal dysfu
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by cercatrova 4y ago
Tetris

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