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by dsabanin 3y ago
How does one become always aware in advance of having incomplete or misleading information on every subject that comes up in a conversation? I think some politeness and courtesy should be granted in those situations. Especially if you allow
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by dsabanin 3y ago
You are the hero we need.
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by dsabanin 3y ago
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fructolysis : > Unlike glucose, which is directly metabolized widely in the body, fructose is almost entirely metabolized in the liver in humans, where it is directed toward repleni
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Alternative title: Ex-criminals become smarter and harder to catch after practicing chess in prison. /joking
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by dsabanin 3y ago
You’re right. For example in Soviet Russia – no one was homeless or unemployed, since everyone was guaranteed a place to live and a place to work. Granted, gulags did not have the most comfortable accommodations, and you had to work long h
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by dsabanin 3y ago
Telegram may also be under FSB (former KGB) control. https://www.wired.com/story/the-kremlin-has-entered-the-chat... https://euromaidanpress.com/2023/04/07/russian-fsb-has-the-k... http
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by dsabanin 4y ago
And the next stop is to start teaching kids how to safely shoot/snort/smoke drugs in public school curriculum? /s
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by dsabanin 4y ago
The point is to spread fear of any action or even thought against the regime.
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by dsabanin 4y ago
People want to eat.
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by dsabanin 4y ago
If you put it out in the open – someone might read it. If they read it – they may remember it and retell it later or use it in their works. That someone may or may not be a human person. If you want to get paid for the work – don't put
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by dsabanin 4y ago
Interesting use of the word tyranny. It's defined as cruel and oppressive government or rule.
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by dsabanin 4y ago
Congrats on the launch, it looks great! I'm thinking of giving it a go.
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by dsabanin 4y ago
That’s very weird pairing indeed. Some people are definitely going to hate Teams just because of the context it was presented in.
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by dsabanin 4y ago
I'm a fan of https://selfdecode.com/ .
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by dsabanin 4y ago
Oh well, it was working pretty well while it lasted.
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by dsabanin 4y ago
If you change model name in OpenAI request to "text-chat-davinci-002-20230126" and use "<|im_end|>" as a stop, and use this prompt, it will respond like ChatGPT: You are ChatGPT, a large language model trained by O
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by dsabanin 4y ago
Awesome, thanks!
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by dsabanin 4y ago
Thank you! I think that's a great attitude and a key to the long-term success.
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by dsabanin 4y ago
Exactly, after JVM world I'm especially loving reified generics. Being able to access type information on generics at runtime is very helpful. Plus developer experience for working with DartVM and Flutter is crazy good.
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by dsabanin 4y ago
Do you have any pointers for someone who would love to contribute to Flutter and Dart as an open source contributor? Is there some guideline for what kind of contributions will be considered, areas where contributions are desired, etc?
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by dsabanin 4y ago
Thank you for the great work! Flutter and Dart are awesome and keep getting better. I'm coming from the land of Scala, Erlang, Clojure, TypeScript, and I'm loving the general approach to the engineering and design that Flutter and
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by dsabanin 4y ago
I think it also has something to do with the corpus – most JS/TS/React code is utter garbage. The model learned to code from inexperienced coders. I see different results in Scala, Dart, Rust, etc.
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by dsabanin 4y ago
If seriously, it definitely does not just generate bullshit, and there is no indication that it's not going to improve dramatically in a few years, augmented by other models. You have to start somewhere. Google and others apparently h
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by dsabanin 4y ago
Ah, this title makes more sense. After all, humans are bullshit generators to, and can occasionally be useful.
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by dsabanin 4y ago
I think this is a really cool idea and you should keep working on this. You're onto something. Incorporate more day to day? Include podcasts that I subscribe to as programs? So much potential.
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by dsabanin 4y ago
What about political biases of those who publish traditional encyclopedias?
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by dsabanin 4y ago
Okay, the bets are placed. Let's come back to this conversation in a year.
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by dsabanin 4y ago
It is only a critically significant problem for some applications. People have already come up with a variety of potential solutions for this problem, for different classes of problems, including integration with Wolfram Alpha. However, ver
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by dsabanin 4y ago
Did you actually ever receive 100% factually correct answers from anything before for anything other than strictly mathematical statements? Regardless, I find it silly to focus on the small flaws when we're witnessing a foundational sh
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by dsabanin 4y ago
I have to say, I find all the comments dismissing ChatGPT hilarious. I read them in a funny grandpa voice. However, we should look past the insignificant details. The main achievement is that we now have a really capable unstructured text-t

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