drusepth

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There's a surprisingly large number of groups of people that use Google Drive, Dropbox, and similar for "source control" and/or collaboration on projects instead of real VCS.
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Isn't this a common problem with adblockers though? I frequently get bug reports from users who can't click links or interact with inputs/buttons labeled "Social", "Privacy", "Share", etc. I even
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During the application, they break down what they mean by "responsible AI" to mean: > Agency: Is your AI is designed with personal agency in mind? Do people have control over how they use the AI, over how their data is used, an
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He was born in NYC and lived there until college. I think either of which would make it safe to call his "hometown", unless something specific about NYC (its size?) precludes people from calling it a hometown.
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> Every person in the US is guilty of some baseline level of criminality, and the more “interesting” your life, the more crimes you are likely to have committed. What's the point of having these laws if they're not enforced? Ye
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An intersection of nationalists + anti-globalists looking to shirk the rest of the world might brag about being hated by the UN as a way to imply, "We're so important/powerful/rich/cultured/etc, no other countr
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How many of these are actually true? #1 and #2 were compelling arguments, but I'm pretty sure #3 and #4 are factually false, which makes me doubt the rest of them.
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Yeah, davinci-003 is gonna be gpt3, which is more expensive than 3.5. One more anecdote: I've been running a half dozen gpt3.5 IRC bots for a few weeks and their total cost was less than a dollar. A few hours of playing around with Lan
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In a very general sense, this isn't different from any other open vs walled garden debate: the hackable, open project will always have more functionality at the cost of configuration and ease of use; the pretty walled garden will alway
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Is this article still relevant? SamA already walked back the change and said the model is here to stay: https://twitter.com/sama/status/1638420361397309441
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I love this tool (and recommend it to some of my DM users quite often, and also added it to Fiction.Tools recently for writers to stumble upon). I've never used it for a D&D game, but I have used it from time to time to build out s
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The Developer Program plan is $99/year and enables distribution via the App Store. The Developer Enterprise Program plan is $299/year and enables corporate/internal distribution to employees. Most people only need the first,
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> [4] Copilot for PRs: https://githubnext.com/projects/copilot-for-pull-requests/ One minor nit for the Githubbers inevitably lurking in the comments: The confirmation message for [4] says that they'll con
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It's kind of mind-blowing to see how well Microsoft has navigated the Next Big Thing (AI) waters compared to Google, whose bread and butter is (was?) AI/ML. Microsoft seems to have positioned themselves extremely well not only to
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From the FAQ [1] > Can Bard help with coding? > Bard can’t help you with coding just yet. Bard is still learning to code, and responses about code aren’t officially supported for now. [1] https://bard.google.com/faq
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I've got an IRC channel full of ChatGPT bots that answer questions from different perspectives (using [1] if anyone wants something similar). This comment made me realize it'd probably be extremely interesting to also let them deb
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The issue was apparently that I didn't realize the player started in the top-left of the screen. I thought I was meant to control the character that starts in the center of the screen and starts moving immediately (like pac-man). Contr
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Love the art style, but I think you might need some sort of intro for the controls. Neither WASD nor arrow keys seem to have any effect, and the player seems to make random turns regardless of what key I have pressed, or whether I have any
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I had to scale down the design to 50% scale to get it to fit on my screen without everything looking huge and wrapping, but after that everything looked usable. [1] Full size: https://i.imgur.com/R0I6Vxs.png [2] Half size:
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>We will need to find a way to have "human-verified-only" spaces, and making that will be increasingly hard because I can just manually copy paste whatever gpt told me. Curious: what benefit do you see to human-only spaces? Fro
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Interestingly, many (most?) humans don't self-reflect or correct themselves unless challenged by an external agent as well — which doesn't necessarily have to be another human. Also of note, GPT-4 seems to show huge improvements s
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They're using TailwindCSS for this, which is full of one-liner utility classes that effectively "replace" CSS classes by moving the equivalent CSS into your HTML. However, what they're not using is Tailwind's `@ap
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Have there been any tried cases of this happening yet, or is everyone still waiting for the legal precedent to be set for this situation?
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> Lets say a mount in WoW, then you could trade said token as part of a secondary market. This use-case always broke down for me when I realized you inherently can't have a secondary market when you still rely on the first market (t
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There is a victim in those two analogies. Contrary to what one may think, not being able to generate hateful or "unsafe" text with AI does not make one a victim.
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I put out a small card game demo a while back using Midjourney assets for most of my art. The tech has wildly improved since then (this was ~v2 and we're about to see v5, Stable Diffusion is out now and actually good, and many companie
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Especially one with such a high time/mental commitment, as there isn't a lot of that left to spare when you're a solo game dev.
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>Absolutely painful. I would love something that summarizes the articles and discussion without pretending to be a conversation between two people. I mean it says it is AI generated but they are adding all this conversational fluff which
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For better or for worse, it seems like this would inherently need to come from a self-hostable, open-source version so 100% "liability" could be shifted from provider to user.
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Switching to another LLM isn't always about quality. Being able to host something yourself at a lower or equal quality might be preferred due to cost or other reasons; in this case, there's no assumption that the "new" m

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