darou

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   by darou 2y ago

   This does not work at all. I tried several questions and got many hallucinations. E.g. I ask who was the founder of my company and got wrong answers. I have conducted similar experiments in the past and concluded that promping does not redu
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   by darou 2y ago

   Yes, I use Camtasia for over a decade. It not only solves screen recording but also most other tasks you would need cutting video and sound.
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   by darou 2y ago

   You should avoid the numbers of the other players. Avoid the numbers in red, e.g. 3, 5, 7, 8, 9 and 12 and you lower the probability significantly that someone else has the same numbers and you need to share the big prize.
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   by darou 2y ago

   This post provides insight on how to determine what the other players do. I did not find out how to get to the exact quantities. Maybe you have an idea?
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   Powerball's Jackpot is over 1 bn: Use Excel Pivot to not share it(computeraidedfinance.com)

   4 points by darou 2y ago|4 comments
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   The Science of Picking Lottery Numbers: How to Avoid the Crowd(computeraidedfinance.com)

   1 points by darou 2y ago|0 comments
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   by darou 3y ago

   Your approach is intriguing. I appreciate the inclusion of descriptions that elucidate what's happening in the code; this is often lacking in professional and scientific programming. This is particularly relevant in quantitative financ
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   by darou 5y ago

   What would be a use case for it? https://www.os-js.org/ is around for long time already. But, no wide usage yet...