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by decremental 4y ago
Not be on Tinder.
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by decremental 4y ago
I find it deeply depressing that people kill babies and that other people defend it. Different values.
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by decremental 4y ago
I like how these articles come out to tell us something most of us knew from the start. There is something to be said about the wisdom of repugnance. You're supposed to hear "fake meat" and think "gross." That is wh
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by decremental 4y ago
Well, guess I'm out of touch. On the bright side I can start using "apps" now.
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by decremental 4y ago
I didn't think it had. App is more specific and almost always used only when talking about programs intended for mobile devices. I haven't come across people using it to describe desktop software (these days). I like app better an
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by decremental 4y ago
Black market currency dealers. Never thought I'd hear something like that.
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by decremental 4y ago
I'm sure by now there is enough content on the internet that says racism is bad. It's got to outnumber racist things said online by like a million to one. Why not just let the model learn what it learns? If people care so much abo
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by decremental 4y ago
The private sector will almost always be more efficient than the public sector, but that said, the last time that system in question was in the news it was because it had been given a more "inclusive" name. It speaks to the priori
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Rust Egui Web Demo(egui.rs)
3 points by decremental 4y ago|0 comments
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by decremental 4y ago
Not all people are programmers and not all people have heard of programming. This post is catered to an audience that probably knows what NetworkX is.
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ChatGPT January 9th Release Notes(help.openai.com)
71 points by decremental 4y ago|58 comments
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by decremental 4y ago
I'd bet not just from a technical standpoint. I'm sure many people started playing with ChatGPT and were like maybe Google isn't so amazing and high tech after all. They look like ancient tech compared to ChatGPT. It's a
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by decremental 4y ago
The vast majority of Twitter users are on the app, I'm sure. People sometimes put in their bios things such as "likes are not endorsements" or they will just like to bookmark. I upvote on here to bookmark.
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by decremental 4y ago
I started programming in like 1997 with VB5.5(?) before upgrading to VB6. I don't know if it was just because I was young and excited about programming, or the experience of working with the VB IDE, but that was my favorite time as a p
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by decremental 4y ago
The thing is even the video data outside of the tar file is also encoded. Most likely the compressed video data will be basically random. You can't train it on random data, it's just noise. Rather it would make more sense to train
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by decremental 4y ago
That might be too low(?) resolution. It would be learning encodings instead of features of the thing that is being encoded. Like training it on terabytes of zip files and expecting it to reproduce from the files contained in the archives.
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by decremental 4y ago
I like how even on a site like HN people are just like yeah whatever.
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by decremental 4y ago
Most US businesses don't have employees outside the US and you probably aren't catering to the ones that do.
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Egui – Native and Web OpenGL GUI for Rust(github.com)
2 points by decremental 4y ago|1 comments
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by decremental 4y ago
Mac vs Linux vs Windows feels like something from a bygone era. I don't think people are so zealous anymore. I've used all three as my primary OS at one time or another and currently use Mac and Windows. They're all better at
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by decremental 4y ago
The country is being flooded with as many low skilled workers as can be bothered to make the trek, and has been for quite a long time. This problem will never see change for the positive until the ruling class no longer benefits from cheap
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by decremental 4y ago
I prefer variables of the same length so that code is symmetrical. I'll sometimes use synonyms to achieve this.
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by decremental 4y ago
I don't think it would occur to me to email the founder of a multi-billion dollar corporation for personal account support, on Christmas. Sorry to hear about your troubles though. Hope you get it sorted out.
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by decremental 4y ago
Before ChatGPT's December 15th nerf update I was starting to use it in place of Google for technical questions. Something like ChatGPT will one day smoke what we consider search engines to be today.
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by decremental 4y ago
I was just looking at Tauri yesterday. How do you feel about using native web views? Made me worry about having to deal with subtle incompatibilities ala web design.
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by decremental 4y ago
Convenient timing, I guess. A happy coincidence that it was his file's time to slide onto her desk.
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by decremental 4y ago
https://beta.openai.com/tokenizer Test with: 6f6b25515e18b4c41927e2dce3ffc589 You'll see that it spits out single character tokens.
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by decremental 4y ago
They'll just hate people who didn't get the covid vaccine for not getting memed into it.
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The Journey of Open AI GPT Models(medium.com)
2 points by decremental 4y ago|0 comments
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by decremental 4y ago
The majority of the world held those opinions for the entire history of the planet. In fact, the majority of the world still does. On the topic of bubbles, maybe western liberalism isn't as ubiquitous as it feels from within.

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