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   by drcode 3y ago

   I very much hope they allow sandboxed terminal access (like WSL on windows) but I expect they won't.
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   by drcode 3y ago

   When Apple says "Pro", they mean you get to hang around with a couple of marketing people pointing at PowerPoint slides You thought they meant actual apps that professional people use, like VSCode?
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   by drcode 3y ago

   I was able to get that book once through an interlibrary loan It is bonkers, for the reasons described by Dr. Wilson in this comment
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   by drcode 3y ago

   Nothing looks dumber than wearing airPod earbuds, but almost everyone seems to have them
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   by drcode 3y ago

   The Apple Helmet is heavy as all out, because they refused to make it out of plastic, and are instead using glass/metal- Definitely an Apple move. (heavy, considering there's no included battery)
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   by drcode 3y ago

   in apple's eyes, that would make you a VR zombie apple has decided VR zombies hurt their brand & they won't allow it
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   by drcode 3y ago

   he says we shouldn't worry about doom because worrying will only increase the likelihood of doom
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   by drcode 3y ago

   i suspect this'll be the focus of the next presentation in 6 months they need super powerful software tech for this, and it likely isn't good enough to demo yet
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   by drcode 3y ago

   I mean, there's more complexities here insofar as it seems the prisons need to be run a lot better than they currently seem to be run, and we need to get better about prosecuting petty crimes. Since we currently aren't doing those
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    by drcode 3y ago

    Without a recovery program, some people will still just spend their day smashing car windows to get money for drugs, then go home to their free apartment It might still be worth it regardless, but keep that in mind
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    by drcode 3y ago

    didn't garbage collection originate with lisp? if so, that should really be considered its most pervasive innovation
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    by drcode 3y ago

    Every climate scientist could personally benefit if they present their opinion well in public forums, whether the benefits are large or small We should still take their assessments 100% seriously
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    by drcode 3y ago

    This argument can be made pretty much against anyone in any field of inquiry Any expert, scientist, or company executive who says "this stuff could be dangerous" can be accused of wanting more attention/grants/investment
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    by drcode 3y ago

    I never know how to feel about folks that make a career out of saying "This new trend is dumb". I sometimes enjoy listening to Molly White's show, but it feels kind of unsatisfying to me to listen to a show just about dunking
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    by drcode 3y ago

    Similarly, it's frustrating for many of us in crypto that things like the SBF/FTX meltdown is counted as a failure of crypto, when it was just a centralized traditional platform. It's hard for me to have too much sympathy for
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    by drcode 3y ago

    literally all I want is the best llm
17. 227.▲
    by drcode 3y ago

    I just typed the examples into chatgpt4 and it got all of them right
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    by drcode 3y ago

    there are rumors Samsung might announce a trifold this fall, who knows if they're true
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    by drcode 3y ago

    I need to go to bed now after finally getting the code stable enough to publish, I'll check these comments in the morning.
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    Show HN: Pick Your Paranoia(pickyourparanoia.com)

    10 points by drcode 3y ago|2 comments
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    by drcode 3y ago

    dissaproving_drake.jpg: Giving evidence you can match the capabilities of OpenAI approving_drake.jpg: Saying everything OpenAI does is easy
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    by drcode 3y ago

    Sam Altman was rich and stated concern for AI x-risk when he started OpenAI
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    by drcode 3y ago

    I think GPT4 can converse on any subject at all as well as a (let's say) 80 IQ human. On some subjects it can converse much better. That feels fundamentally different than a calculator.
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    by drcode 3y ago

    Yeah, I rarely go to shows anymore just because I've been to so many in my life that it's not that thrilling anymore. But I think Death Grips is worth a show, given their reputation for live shows. I'm already dreading standi
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    by drcode 3y ago

    The secret is to not use any apis and just scrape with abandon (and then to only build it for yourself so that you don't get sued)
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    by drcode 3y ago

    I asked chatgpt4, and it did some insane formula that uses lat/long and the radius of the earth to measure distances, then asked it to add a bonus 20 minutes for any destination in SF, 15 minutes for any event in Berkeley/Oakland
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    by drcode 3y ago

    Thanks, I didn't know about this yet and this is A++++ EDIT: Got me some Death Grip tickets!
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    by drcode 3y ago

    (The example values should be in percentages, can't edit anymore)
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    by drcode 3y ago

    I use the chatgpt35-turbo "system" field for instructions, then put the event info into the "user" field --- PROMPT --- You are given a meetup event description. For each of the following attributes, return the percent l
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    by drcode 3y ago

    I just moved to the bay area. I made an app that scrapes all bay area events from meetup, eventbrite, and a couple of other sites- This way you end up with around 100 events a day, way too much to read through. So next I take each event, s