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by coreyh14444 2y ago
I recently came across https://bi.new/ - is this like that?
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Anyone else using Kagi? I just stared and am liking it so far. My "search" query volume has gone down 50x since chatGPT does a lot of my searching for me, but if I'm looking for a link a traditional search engine is still u
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Thanks for the reply! Makes sense. I will definitely keep this in mind. Much appreciated.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
I'm mostly curious about the decision to do fine-tuning here instead of synthesizing a good system message, maybe a RAG setup with access to the slack database, etc. I tried fine-tuning on a content generation case when GPT 4 first cam
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Cool. The Copenhagen Harbour "Bus" (ferries) are electric and they are super pleasant to ride. No fumes, almost no noise, no spilled oils or fuels. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copenhagen_Harbour_Buses
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
I replied the same thing in another thread, but Patrick was at Sonos for 12 years, and 14 years at RIM before that, so he doesn't really fit the MO of a "bouncer."
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Patrick was at Sonos for 12 years, and 14 years at RIM before that, so he doesn't really fit the MO of a "bouncer.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Just an observation as an American living in Copenhagen, Denmark: The typical diet for my coworkers involves the following attributes compared to the US: 1. Hot/big breakfast is rare. A roll with some butter and cheese + Espresso inste
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
I subscribe to their YouTube channel and it seems like their trash blocking systems they have installed in rivers is probably the most valuable part of the whole thing from the outside observer's perspective. The amount of plastic they
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Just tell it to do that and it will. Whenever I ask an AI for something and I'm pretty sure it doesn't have all the context I literally just say "ask me clarifying questions until you have enough information to do a great job
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Also see this from Ethan Mollock on Twitter: https://x.com/emollick/status/1868329599438037491 -- o1 was able to spot the error on the first try. It has now led to a whole initiative called the Black Spatula Proje
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Exactly the Linux attitude. Blame the user (◔_◔)
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
My take is the issue is really human-driven. In the Linux community, there’s this tendency to say, “This thing should be better,” and instead of working with others to resolve the issue, they just start a new project instead. The result? Ti
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
I don't get this one. I don't see ads, Cortana hasn't been a thing for like 2 years. My work pays for my license. Security seems fine in 2024. My time is very valuable.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Two things: 1) missing apps. Recent examples are 1password having a browser extension but no desktop client and I use several browser profiles, which results in me having to enter my 1password over and over again. Claude and OpenAI desktop
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
tl;dr 6% faster on Linux. Basically, once a year I try to run Linux instead of Windows and I've been doing that since 1999 (seriously). It still has enough annoyances that it isn't worth 6% or extra freedom for me.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Bonus Framework Laptop spotting :)
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
As a user of the Toshiba T3000 laptop and various other machines of the 1980s ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toshiba_T3100 ) which had a similar display, this is really hitting the nostalgia button HARD. Kudos.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
I learned about this on Optimum Tech on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Feny5bs2JCg and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxEa7k8j1Ro
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
https://bsky.app/profile/sungkim.bsky.social/post/3lajos5hcd...
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Super happy with my purchase. Convinced a co-worker to get one as well and he's happy. You aren't getting the build quality of a Macbook, but the benefits far outweigh the downsides in my opinion. Battery life depends on which CPU
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
I love the idea of a breakdown like this, but so many of the author's deal-killers are not relevant for most startups (the audience here). This is more of a list of solo freelancers.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
I hate to have to agree. Also, I signed up for a Pro account but then found out that using the API is an entirely different service that seemed almost completely disconnected from the main one with separate billing. It was so confusing and
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Here in Copenhagen, Denmark (I'm American), it is very common for kids at around 8 to start walking or biking to school and we are in a (somewhat) big city. Even taking the metro at 9/10 by themselves is quite common.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
That was fast.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Second this! Why lock yourself in!?
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
I was around in 1999 when we had this conversation the first time. People openly mocked Google for throwing money down the well. It was a search engine! People Clicked away from Google. They were fools, it was unsustainable, etc etc. Then
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
On the other hand: ChatGPT is the fastest-growing consumer product in history.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Consider Northern Europe. We live in Copenhagen and approximately zero percent of apartments have air conditioning. Personally, I sleep like crap for 3-4 weeks out of the summer and I'm totally going to try this next Spring.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
yes, this has been posted several times already

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