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comboy
2y ago
Full quote for those unfamiliar because it's so good: "All that you touch, You Change. All that you Change, Changes you. The only lasting truth is Change. God is Change."
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2y ago
What if you didn't know? You wouldn't know whether you like it until you've learned more about the artist?
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comboy
2y ago
That's a beginner mistake, it's really hard to make if you dealt even a bit with some regular expressions.
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comboy
3y ago
Plutonium half life is like 90 years. It wouldn't get to the top 10,000 list of bad things we did in the last 100 years.
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comboy
3y ago
thanks
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3y ago
Many commenters seem to be using magic instead of file , any reasons?
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3y ago
It used to respect custom instructions soon after GPT4 came out. I have instruction that it should always include [reasoning] part which is meant not to be read by the user. It improved quality of the output and gave some additional interes
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comboy
3y ago
I love it, thanks :)
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comboy
3y ago
Outstanding blog post. NRF24 had been my fav for a long time, I planned switching to LoRa but I didn't know the latency is that high.
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comboy
3y ago
Sure, touchscreen is expensive, but if you just have notification on your phone that the door is not closed properly that's already considered "smart". Basically anything connecting to your home network is advertised as such.
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3y ago
I wouldn't. Cost to make a device "smart" is much less than $1 in parts, app and infrastructure are not rocket science and even with no evil intentions you get very valuable data on usage, what breaks first, environment, loca
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3y ago
"Thanks to our best sensors yet, Apple Car will not run over any person wearing any Apple product" (applause)
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comboy
3y ago
What use cases? I had my cornea scanned with it when it was damaged some years ago. I didn't appreciate that it had to be touching it.
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3y ago
I said rhymes. You are presenting argument against something which I did not write. It's worth remembering though that it all drops down to trust anyway. What source do you consider trustworthy? Journalists write false stuff all the ti
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3y ago
s/used GPT/used Google history rhymes
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3y ago
Do you know how do these teslas become dead? I mean after you cut off wireless communication, wouldn't they be able to stand in freezing temperatures for years even with lithium based batteries? I know capacity will be reduced, interna
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3y ago
Why don't they reserve some power just for that or have a separate battery using different technology? It's not a rocket science to have a low capacity battery which can last years in freezing temperatures.
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3y ago
but done with some voice actor
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3y ago
All life is made out of cells. All cells are filled with water. Phospholipids which make cells membrane arrange themselves into membrane because one part of them is hydrophobic and the other hydrophilic. Although I guess some water is prese
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3y ago
So how do I find you guys? Because that's the biggest problem between the two of us. It should be based on my reading history, but goodreads is pretty useless, storygraph is better but still not that great. I've been recently find
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3y ago
No, I don't recommend it if you are starting out. Unfortunately I don't have a good recommendation, but when starting out modern electronics is not unlike lego building. There's more protocols than analog signals. If you stay
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3y ago
If that the case, perhaps you should feel that way every time you are near a road. Without commenting on autopilot performance, there are enough drivers who are worse. Maybe autopilot just helps you realize that you are not really fully in
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3y ago
I wondered about that. Ideally I would allow everything to be said. The most offensive things ever. It's a simple rule and people would get desensitized to written insults. You can't get desensitized to physical violence affecting
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3y ago
I have not, I'm not using it at all, so yes that context may put parent comment in a different light, but still I'd say the issue would be comments that you mention not being moderated rather than the earlier one being moderated.
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3y ago
> we gotta set the house on fire Context doesn't matter, they can't afford this being on the platform and being interpreted with different context. I think flagging it is understandable given their scale (I still wouldn't
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3y ago
This is not a meaningful statement if we assume that on average each billionaire has more than a single child.
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3y ago
They patched that real quick.
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3y ago
Export function + training your new one based on that. Next somebody enters conversation he had with a real human. Black mirror documentaries.
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3y ago
It goes against my intuition that many prompts are so stable.
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3y ago
> Then he went to the UK and laughed, "Who cares about Europe" Interesting. Got any source? Or was it in a private conversation.
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