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by copperx 4y ago
Nice! What is the application about, if I might ask?
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by copperx 4y ago
> If NFLX said "we're going to start charging rich people more, based on zip code," there would be a revolt. Revolt? Price discrimination is illegal.
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by copperx 4y ago
And blood from babies turned out to be good for longevity. Reality is often predicted by insanity.
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by copperx 4y ago
To increase testosterone and speed up the onset of baldness?
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by copperx 4y ago
It's a matter of taste, and I find it horrible. It's also hard to type, compared to just letters. I get it that internationalization is too long, but what was so wrong with using intl or something similar?
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by copperx 4y ago
I wish one day to share your optimism.
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by copperx 4y ago
Really? in French, starboard is tribord, and in Spanish, it's estribor. Port is bâbord, and in Spanish, it's babor. How are they different?
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by copperx 4y ago
For quick and easy, I like https://www.chatbotui.com Plug in your API key and start chatting. Chats are stored in your browser. You can also run it locally, if you wish. https://github.com/mckaywrigley/chatb
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by copperx 4y ago
Because everybody loves planned obsolescence now. It's surprising when it's missing.
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by copperx 4y ago
It actually played out differently than I thought. I thought that CarPlay and Android Auto would not be backward compatible with older versions, forcing you to upgrade your car along with your phone. I'm surprised it didn't work t
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by copperx 4y ago
Nope, not here. My phone has a minuscule 6.1" screen, but if you have a regular sized phone, mounting the phone might work.
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by copperx 4y ago
Yes, that's normal hearing for a child.
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by copperx 4y ago
Note: You can still get hearing damage through conduction. If you can feel the bass in your chest, you might want to add more distance between you and the loudspeakers.
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by copperx 4y ago
I'm curious about what constitutes a profuse apology. Does it include long explanations? Or does it take into account how the other party was inconvenienced? I'd love to know this. Are there any great books about Japanese culture?
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by copperx 4y ago
Sure, but the argument was that reading an entire application's code is hard, therefore GPT-4 is counterproductive.
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by copperx 4y ago
Understanding the code of a fully fledged application is hard. But with ChatGPT you can build it piece by piece.
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by copperx 4y ago
Bingo. No programmer seems to want to program without it anymore. Sounds like a killer app to me.
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by copperx 4y ago
Exactly. Does anybody remember in the early internet days people laughing at their parents for googling things like "please help with my back pain my doctor sucks". Well, who's laughing now?
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by copperx 4y ago
To be clear, when someone says "quality of life" they're referring to health, well-being, and happiness, whatever that is. Buying a Porsche implies a certain standard of living, not quality of life. Completely orthogonal conc
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by copperx 4y ago
Weird choice, given we have more acronyms than the military.
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by copperx 4y ago
While great, the Kinesis Advantage is perhaps the most famous keyboard in the tech world, so I wouldn't say it's lesser known.
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by copperx 4y ago
True. It's not a good idea to swamp kids with topics they might not care about. However, I do think they should be encouraged and tutored to go REALLY deep into anything they might be interested in.
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by copperx 4y ago
I agree. There are still some posts on Usenet archives that I wrote when I was 14, and there are no telltale signs that they were written by a 14 year old, except for not understanding certain programming conventions. I wasn't particul
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by copperx 4y ago
I've found myself asking questions that I felt too embarrassed to ask before to a coworker.
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by copperx 4y ago
> And the fact that you are native Spanish speaker makes little difference here. How trustworthy is a native Spanish speaker? You will know it when you navigate the Spanish speaking Internet and find most of it are antivaxxers, flat eart
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by copperx 4y ago
I'm a native Spanish speaker and 2 and 3 are completely false. 1 is true, but when pronouncing foreign words with th, the sound is invariably converted to a T. Thanos is "Tanos," Thermos is "termo," Ethernet is &quo
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by copperx 4y ago
And it's eyebrow-raising even if you say it with the H.
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by copperx 4y ago
I'd bet my house over a donut that a Spanish-speaking employee at Nvidia came up with that name. As my friend put it: "hmm, CuLitho de envidia."
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by copperx 4y ago
How in the world did you feed GPT those 428 case files? There's nothing in the API to make it ingest that much info.
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by copperx 4y ago
You can compare GPT-4's limitations to Hellen Keller's. Someone who is deaf and blind can still reason as well as someone with "all inputs enabled". Hellen Keller still had a "full mind."

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