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by drakenot 3y ago
This seems to kind of be the opposite opinion of The Bitter Lesson[0]. [0] http://www.incompleteideas.net/IncIdeas/BitterLesson.html
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by drakenot 4y ago
I'm curious what kind of rule changes that could be made that would make Chess harder for deep neural networks?
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by drakenot 4y ago
The prompts provided to ChatGPT in these examples are rather ambiguous and general. For instance, the first example involved a question like: "What's the issue with this code, and should I use it?" The author was dissatisfied
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by drakenot 4y ago
Sam Altman states that "prompt engineering", in his mind, is a result of a temporary limitations of the LLMs. That he doesn't expect people to be doing what we call "prompt engineering" in 5 years. You'll simpl
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by drakenot 4y ago
This article was about SanDisk thumb drive having less than 1,000,000,000 usable bytes.
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by drakenot 4y ago
I’m fine with using Teams for the actual scheduled meeting video calls. It isn’t amazing — but has been relatively reliable for me. The app takes up too much memory, but Slack video calls have had a lot of issues also (although Huddles has
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by drakenot 4y ago
Dial to the humor setting to 60% TARS
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by drakenot 4y ago
> "I have been amazed at what we've found here," he told them. "A few weeks ago I would not have believed, did not believe, that records such as you have in your Memorabilia could still be surviving from the fall of t
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by drakenot 4y ago
There is a video game called 'Soma' that touches on this very topic.
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by drakenot 4y ago
> “Early in the Reticulum-thousands of years ago-it became almost useless because it was cluttered with faulty, obsolete, or downright misleading information,” Sammann said. > “Crap, you once called it,” I reminded him. > “Yes-a te
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by drakenot 4y ago
Are they accurate enough for me to ensure I’m keeping VOC levels down while 3D printing different materials?
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by drakenot 4y ago
I have an Bambu X1 Carbon in my office and print sometimes. It has a glass enclosure and Carbon Filters, but I have no idea how effective they are. Any ideas if having this enclosed printer in my office is a real danger?
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by drakenot 4y ago
What if you remove the financial incentive? I'd contribute my GPU time to a Folding@Home style project if it meant that we had powerful, open LLMs that were free to use. I'm positive many others would as well. As far as worrying
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by drakenot 4y ago
How difficult would it be to run a Linux operating system on this custom PCB, allow for Wifi connectivity, etc to provide for the features the product provided. Like the wifi-setup, it having internet connectivity, ability to poll an API,
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by drakenot 4y ago
I don't know if this is a philosophical question or not, but the answer for me is: most of the time it is useful answers.
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by drakenot 4y ago
Why were they so intertwined early on? The early stoic schools had whole subsections of them essentially devoted to math/science.
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by drakenot 4y ago
Anyone have a good “Push to Talk” utility for windows? This PowerTools has something close but not exactly what I’m looking for. I’ve gotten used to PTT in apps like Ventrilo / Discord and hate having to constantly unmute / remute
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by drakenot 5y ago
I followed some instructions online to install a Launcher Manager and then installed the Wolf Launcher. I now just have rows of icons which I can customize. I would have tolerated some minimal amount of ads in a few tile locations but the
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by drakenot 5y ago
The prominence of that Game Store in the Windows 11 press materials is, I guess, part of the motivation Valve has had for investing in Linux gaming.
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by drakenot 5y ago
I just wanted to thank you for creating and maintaining the croc infrastructure. I get a ton of value out of your utility.
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by drakenot 6y ago
Could you elaborate on what kind of wisdom you gleaned from it? I've read it and enjoyed it, but wondering what insights you got from it.
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by drakenot 6y ago
Are you saying the cease and desist is potentially fabricated? That seems unlikely given if that were true, we would expect a public response from Palo Alto to that effect? That isn’t a ploy that would work very long and the backlash and da
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by drakenot 7y ago
I'm surprised at the large sums of money the IRS was willing to send out with essentially zero validation. These people were claiming they had paid the IRS millions of dollars and were due massive refunds, but there is nothing in place
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by drakenot 7y ago
Problem with the smaller browsers like Qutebrowser is there are no real extensions. If I could run Qutebrowser with uBlock it would be perfect.
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DXVK is being put into maintenance mode(github.com)
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by drakenot 7y ago
I switched from MacOS to Linux for my personal computer. I find I enjoy my Linux laptop a lot (the i3 Window Manager is amazing). However, there are two things I really miss from MacOS: iMessage and AirDrop.
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by drakenot 7y ago
I never thought I would say this, but I'm actually really looking forward to the new Chromium based Edge browser. They have announced they will be releasing builds for Linux recently. They also are weighing their options with the Mani
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by drakenot 7y ago
I bought Google Wifi because I wanted a mesh wifi network and I expected their firmware to reasonably secure. Most of the major router companies have atrocious security records.
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by drakenot 7y ago
What do you use instead?
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by drakenot 7y ago
What kind of advances do we need to make for robots of this size to have the kind mobility that people would generally expect?

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