ed_mercer

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   by ed_mercer 3y ago

   Now I know why you should never use your real email and/or phone number when signing up for a service.
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   by ed_mercer 3y ago

   There’s a similar tool for Kubernetes called k9s, allowing you to easily see and manage everything in your cluster.
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   by ed_mercer 3y ago

   >is it reasonable to say that all these latest AI developments have no serious risks? There are definitely problems today with people abusing ChatGPT for malicious purposes, but given the retardedness of current LLMs I don't think w
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   by ed_mercer 3y ago

   AFAIK you can get away with a swapfile, no need for large amounts of RAM.
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   by ed_mercer 3y ago

   You can use gitops (eg fluxcd) to revert to previous cluster states.
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   by ed_mercer 3y ago

   Forgive me as I’m out of the loop. What propaganda are you referring to?
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   Google results are becoming less trusted (2022)(old.reddit.com)

   5 points by ed_mercer 3y ago|0 comments
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   by ed_mercer 3y ago

   I'm not sure there's a better way to climb the ladder though.
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   by ed_mercer 3y ago

   You mean like, a special military operation?
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    LLM usefulness is rapidly reaching a plateau and I suspect the hype (and anxiety) will die down soon. Also as someone who uses LLMs daily they are far from being a silver bullet to everything and it doesn’t appear to be changing in the near
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    Why does Google get grilled so badly for pulling products? Don’t other companies do the exact same thing, and isn’t it their full right to abandon projects when it no longer makes sense?
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    YC should rename themselves to GPTC
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    That explains why I'm starting to receive spam in Outlook again... Guess it's a cat and mouse game.
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    Sad. We need to move away from smoking, not encourage this cancer-causing good-for-nothing behavior. Not to mention it causes streets to smell like a skunk.
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    Do I care that can see metadata? If they don’t know what was transferred, how is that useful to them? Data-mining?
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    I wonder if this can be circumvented by running Dota in a VM.
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    Sort of. Look into gpt-index/Langchain
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    Hi! Jotte looks amazing, and I can't wait to try it out. Unless its proprietary, can you elaborate what you mean with "weighted summaries"?
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    After seeing The Social Dilemma, I agree that algorithms optimized for making money are evil and have to go.
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    Shopify introduces AI-generated product descriptions, calls it “Shopify Magic”(shopify.com)

    4 points by ed_mercer 4y ago|0 comments
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    Care to elaborate?
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    With companies getting hacked left and right, I'm curious to hear how you manage to break through privacy/security concerns that I imagine would pop-up in a prospect's mind when they realize you're doing everything on th
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    How is getting handwritten notes minimal effort?
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    So then, at most, ChatGPT would only know a brief summary about the book?
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    What’s your usecase? Can you define “more complex”?
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    by ed_mercer 4y ago

    G button?