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by clbrmbr 4y ago
I wonder what the distribution of tokens / sec at OpenAI is between the free ChatGPT, paid ChatGPT, and APIs. I’d have to think the free interface is getting slammed. Quite the scaling project, and still nowhere near peaking.
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Hard to figure out how to innovate on education (slow to change institutions) in the face of such rapid change. I actually feel my university education prepared me well for what’s going on. I studied a mix of theoretical comp science, physi
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
The input isn’t rich enough to generate generalizable regexes (regecies?). Would probably be better off with a text input explaining what the user wants to match. Text-to-regex includes intent.
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Gamey me I can handle. But parasites? Count me out.
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Sounds like. Would be amazing to see a prompt reveal right now.
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Switzerland has a direct democracy. If 100k people sign a petition, an initiative (bill) goes to a popular vote. If this move turns out to be highly unpopular, it may be dismantled by the people.
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Idk, my attorney friends are pretty darn excited about ChatGPT. The killer app would be LLM + case law database to be able to generate accurate citations in briefs, locate and reason about related cases, etc.
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Shortcut (formerly Clubhouse) found themselves in this position bad.
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Will you train on accepted/regected and other responses from devs rather than just the final code, so that clients lose something when moving to a similar tool which will pop up tomorrow?
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
I was excited while I was under the mistaken impression that Pynecone would simplify Python/WebASM. It seems we are very close to that Nirvana.
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
My company took GP’s suggested strategy and got an incredible community response. Really resonates with the high-end residential market, both DIY and DIFM (pros / CEDIA).
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Just because they cannot be copyrighted doesn’t mean that they cannot be considered a trade secret. The agreement for using the product could done with an NDA. But unlike copyright, that doesn’t continue to be enforceable once someone puts
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
In published writing? If so, we could pattern match historically, and discover the base rate of plagiarism.
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
I did not intend that as an empirical observation but rather a mathematical pharmacokinetic result of fat-solubility rather than water-solubility. THC is fat-soluble and so has a higher volume of distribution which drives a longer half-life
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
And those QR code generator websites that use a redirect and then get their sales dept in touch if you start using them at scale.
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
> A higher temperature θ “excites” previously low probability outputs. I found this misleading, because the low probability outputs were already excited. Consider that the first softmax formula has no theta in the denominator, so it’s eq
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Ditto on the timeless appeal. Watching this auto pilot reminded me of landing Getaceiver on Barsoom in Heinlein’s Number of the Beast, which has a very long passage describing the (fictional) orbital mechanics landing on (a fictional altern
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
The longer duration and fat solubility of canabinoids makes the alcohol comparison difficult. Many people have a glass of red wine with dinner daily, and are not drunk in the daytime, but even very light cannabis consumption nightly seems t
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
My slightly connected home: Caséta dimmers everywhere except outdoor security lights that use Craftmade (Bond) on/off wall switches. Heat exchanger on a timer (Craftmade/Bond smart plug). Three mini split heat pumps controlled by
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Re: from the article on sexualization of women by Lensa: > Funnily enough, I found more realistic portrayals of myself when I told the app I was male. While I don’t disagree that AI has gender biases, the author doesn’t acknowledge how t
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Why do they need to? The innovation has largely been happening in the USA. (Or is this no longer the case?)
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
This. It’s crazy that people are thinking we should _credit_ the model as if it were an author. It’s a tool, and should be usable without limit. It would however be nice to have a mode where any output that matches some existing text in the
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
That’s because it’s configured to with non-zero temperature. I’d you use the underlying model API, or the playground, you can get repeatable results when temperature is zero.
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Loading times are such a buzz kill!
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Glad I’m not alone! It’s like in those films where there’s a privacy shield that drops down around you.
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
> We do not provide governments with 'back doors' to people's information. PRISM? Serious question. I thought that was still a thing.
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Poor man’s AirPods: construction earmuffs over old-school wired Apple earbuds. You can keep the actual volume setting quite low, and the suppression of outside noise is powerful. Feels like you’re underwater or you’re Frodo wearing the One
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
I drew the first thing I saw in front of me: https://scribblediffusion.com/scribbles/mv7bqwabzrchnfkwzdnt...
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
When starting my medicinal herb garden I created a spreadsheet to compute a score for each species I was considering, taking food and medicinal value plus native/invasive/non-invasive alien into account. One thing to keep in mind
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by clbrmbr 4y ago
Around me there’s a (non-native) pear tree (Prunus calleryana) which is the primary tree in old neglected fields with poor soil. I wouldn’t mind if it bore edible fruit, but alas those hard little pears are astringent to the point of being

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