dr_kretyn

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by dr_kretyn 10mo ago
I'm a terminal person and would love to try new things. But I just spent a few minutes on their page and have no idea why I would try to use it. Can anyone help me learn why this over, say, kitty?
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by dr_kretyn 11mo ago
There was an email sent and there's an FAQ saying that they're shutting down the product. > "(.…) We plan to iterate with them to integrate their tools deep into our training stack to expand our visibility into how models
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by dr_kretyn 11mo ago
Personally I find the current Google products mediocre almost on all aspects. The killer feature of chat bots is voice chat and ChatGPT works great, and Gemini is extremely quiet without a way to increase volume. It's also difficult to
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by dr_kretyn 11mo ago
Talking from the Vancouver perspective where we have a similar situation - yes, house prices are going down. People list houses with the same price as 3-4 years ago but most close below the asking price.
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by dr_kretyn 11mo ago
I'm still unsure whether you're Musk's fanboy or making a joke.
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by dr_kretyn 11mo ago
Seems we don't live in the same country and so we don't have the same "current government." Yes, if I were living in US, I wouldn't want to give the "current government" more power. Though, one might consi
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by dr_kretyn 11mo ago
Those very responsible would likely do that. But then you have a spectrum from "fully responsible but on occasions slip" to "not responsible at all". You can help some make the "good" decision and prevent other
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
Interesting that only now I'm learning about Grokipedia. Never heard of it until someone said it's bad so my natural instinct is to check it out. Guess that's plus one for "it doesn't matter what they say as long as
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How chatbots are coaching vulnerable users into crisis(theregister.com)
3 points by dr_kretyn 1y ago|0 comments
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
There's a lot between "few hours on hacker news" and "10 years"
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
Thanks! In such a case maybe I need to play a bit more with it. My "nothing" was a bit harsh as "something" is sometimes returned; though, comparing results with even "Ecosia," the latter one always brings some
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
Kagi doesn't seem to work for anything else than American content. At least, queries in non-english or about things unrelated to US culture brought close to nothing (relevant).
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
Did the author actually explain what went wrong with Yahoo? I mostly read through the thing but didn't learn much.
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
This is a fantastic report. As someone tasked to get the most of AI at our company, in conversations I'm frequently getting questions about it's environmental impact. Great to have a reference.
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
In a region composed of Greece, North Macedonia and Cyprus.
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
The price just keeps on dropping with each comment. Anyone going to estimate it for less? What's the source for $3/h?
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
It wasn't mean spirited but now I can see it that indeed it came out as such. Apologies. And thanks for pointing it out!
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
From the context I figured this was more a "pancake mix" as they have the powder and now they just need to add water. You know, boyz be cookin'. Wouldn't figure out that this is some "war" analogy.
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
You mean actual objects/entities or other financial terms?
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
> Grammarly's acquisition of Superhuman follows its recent $1 billion funding from General Catalyst, which gives it dry powder to create a collection of AI-powered workplace tools. Dry powder to do what?! Is this americanism? I&#x27
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
"beautiful" here is definitely subjective. I only see a diagram and it looks like from PowerPoint presentation from the marketing team to the sales team. Why JS world frequently uses "beautiful" or "modern" to
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
Same. I even came to comments to see if anyone has actually written what this is. And, unfortunately, still little. Most people just comment "great stuff". After a few minutes I'm still to learn what this thing is and why doe
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
That's a great idea and usage of LLMs. Not sure about Kenya specifically but many countries pass tiny updates that make significant changes, and discussion rarely mentions them. There's a lot of obfuscation by design. Highlighting
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
THANK YOU! I really thought I have a perversive mind looking at them all. At least, I'm not the only one. (Anthropic is definitely the butt of them all.)
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
I'm slightly confused by your example. What's the actual prompt? Is your expectation that a text model is going to know how to perform the exact song in audio?
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
Maybe a small plug of own similar library: terminal-agent ( https://github.com/laszukdawid/terminal-agent ) which also supports tools and even MCP. There's a limited agentic capability but needs some polishing. Only
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
Thanks! I stand correct.
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
She's Kazakh and lives in Kazachstan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexandra_Elbakyan
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
Ditto. I thought the punchline, i.e. the malicious compliance, will be booking 50 min and then booking 10 min more. Someone using an unreserved spot is that, booking a meeting.
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by dr_kretyn 1y ago
If the congestion pricing was based on the pre-tax income percentage it'd be even better! Right now these are private lanes for the rich and desperate.

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