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by chazeon 3y ago
Of course you will need to check real references, it’s like talking to people and people make mistakes too. GPT makes mistakes that in many time obvious to humans, like write equations wrong, write numbers wrong, and I only need to check ot
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by chazeon 3y ago
I really found asking GPT to put a math concept under a physics context very helpful for me. As a computational physics student, that is really how I understand math and the world. Only very few textbooks can help me with this. From [ Make
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One-off upgrade fees are more honest(chrishannah.me)
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by chazeon 3y ago
These are excellent before-after example pair I can ask GPT to analyze then apply the technique to my own writings. I hope there are more examples like this.
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The four types of Safari extension(underpassapp.com)
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by chazeon 4y ago
From what I heard, Columbia will be even higher than Harvard. The cost of a PhD student is ~100k/yr (salary + tuition + overhead). Postdocs are more expensive.
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What It Sounds Like When Plants Cry(nytimes.com)
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by chazeon 4y ago
When GPT-4 with image recognition is available, i guess it will not difficult to build a GPT based text mode.
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Panera Bread rolls out palm-scanning technology(cbsnews.com)
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by chazeon 4y ago
My feeling is that this is in this near future, all they need to do is to make a chat app.
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Manhattan Hotels Became Refuges for Thousands of Migrants(nytimes.com)
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by chazeon 4y ago
I have a seen proper prompt translate commands into API calls. I imagine it’s doable even just with self hosted solutions like Home Assistant or homebridge.
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Why Do Some Modern Computers Still Have Serial Ports?(howtogeek.com)
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by chazeon 4y ago
i’d imagine text / handwriting recognization
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Can We Make Bicycles Sustainable Again?(lowtechmagazine.com)
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Take a closer look: Steve in 1984, spotting a new Macintosh in the wild(mailchi.mp)
4 points by chazeon 4y ago|1 comments
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by chazeon 4y ago
I remember using Outlook on iOS a few years ago. I had an Outlook account that has a secondary address is a Gmail which i can log in with. Now if I log into that account, I cannot use Gmail with that outlook. This is how messy accounts are
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by chazeon 4y ago
I remember there is a great analog for the era of the neuro network. The neuro network is a binary encoding of an algorithm/program. It could therefore be very efficient and simple. We will move on to get comfortable with it just like
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by chazeon 4y ago
Handheld multimeter is what i played with when i was a child, there is always one sitting in my dad’s drawer. So it was a first piece of equipment i bought when i started doing electronics work.
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Nightly sleep duration predicts grade point average in the first year of college(pnas.org)
1 points by chazeon 4y ago|0 comments
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Let the Next Episode Roll(plex.tv)
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by chazeon 4y ago
Can we opt out of this feature? Or will it be just as bad as in the actual Acrobat Reader? Being the unicorn behind the PDF format, Adobe Acrobat has become this bloatware; they just don't care enough about giving Acrobat Reader any mo
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Students learn more from active classrooms, but they think they’re learning less(statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu)
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by chazeon 4y ago
Speaking from inside Academia, Zoom remains an important part of communication. We never used Zoom or any form of video chat before COVID, but even after COVID, Zoom is here to stay now. We meet in Zoom because it has unmatched quality and
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by chazeon 4y ago
I would suspect it’s because of memory. I remember years ago my cheap 512m mem vps is easily bottlenecked by pg’s memory usage. CPU is idle when idled, memory eat by pg does not get released. Scaling memory is not cheap. Memory is the “scar
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Elder Scrolls(indieweb.social)
4 points by chazeon 4y ago|0 comments
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Cord Cutting Is Hitting Comcast Harder Than Ever(techdirt.com)
22 points by chazeon 4y ago|11 comments
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AMD CEO Says It's Limiting Supply of CPUs and GPUs to Maintain High Prices(extremetech.com)
58 points by chazeon 4y ago|23 comments
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Amazon Q4 2022 Financials(tbray.org)
2 points by chazeon 4y ago|0 comments
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by chazeon 4y ago
Probably it is the title that makes these DF articles hard to stand out on HN. DF works better if you read each one of the articles and it is on an RSS reader grouped among Apple/Mac Bloggers.

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