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efilife
2mo ago
isn't this happening already? There's the concept called "thinking" where the models talks with itself before giving you the final answer
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efilife
2mo ago
Same. I no longer tolerate this bullshit
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efilife
2mo ago
Possibly didn't have the time to comment on this yet. Last comment is from 10h ago
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efilife
2mo ago
Clickbait. Title makes it sound like they pay them directly to promote the platform, but they get paid through facebook content monetisation program
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efilife
2mo ago
There's even a typo there, a space on one side of an em-dash and not on the other. I'm serious, noticing this makes me believe it's 100% human written
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efilife
2mo ago
And I thought that this was going to be about the number PI
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efilife
2mo ago
> If you liked this piece, you should subscribe to my premium newsletter. It’s $70 a year, or $7 a month haven't even had a chance to read a word
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efilife
2mo ago
It's addressed in the article
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efilife
2mo ago
For anyone that experiences the same, how do you feel about this picture? https://antichamber.fandom.com/wiki/Eye_Wall?file=Eye.png It has always scared me and I believe it's for the exact same reason. It's p
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efilife
2mo ago
It's useful to search for the same thing and get results in different languages
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efilife
2mo ago
Same. Especially with circular objects. Placing the black hole in my room using the AR mode was very distressing for me
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efilife
3mo ago
https://rybakov.com/blog/how_do_people_draw_horses/ I see that you posted the same words on your blog but left out comparing HackerNews users to children aged 8 to 10. On purpose?
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efilife
3mo ago
The font is a dead giveaway The one used in "A public record of professional silence." specifically
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efilife
3mo ago
but why? We have apis for this, why parse a site and feed it to a llm?
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efilife
3mo ago
I have 2TB filled and I need more. I make music so I need a lot of storage for my instruments and samples. This is measured in tens and often hundreds of gigabytes. I also play games. Games' sizes range wildly from 10 to 200 GBs. I als
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efilife
3mo ago
The logo is the one thing I didn't like but I don't want to clarify every single thing to prevent people from nitpicking and dissecting my words. I like the spacing between paragraphs, the line-height, and the font choice. The col
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efilife
3mo ago
I find the font beautiful
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efilife
3mo ago
This is great, how do you do that?
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efilife
3mo ago
Beautiful typography on this site, a joy to read. Overall, it's just nicely designed
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efilife
3mo ago
We should first check how accurate is the LLM judge instead of blindly trusting it. And it seems to be very inaccurate
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efilife
3mo ago
I recommend llmfit. It shows you exactly what models you can run and at what speeds https://github.com/AlexsJones/llmfit
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efilife
3mo ago
thank you
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efilife
3mo ago
I checked before I commented and it was the only thing that I found And I don't get the remark about history
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efilife
3mo ago
why is git's name self-deprecating? Wasn't it just chosen randomly and has no meaning?
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efilife
3mo ago
Why is it not smart?
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efilife
3mo ago
I don't
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efilife
3mo ago
it won't, it appends your query like this: google.com/search?q={query} you could code this yourself
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efilife
3mo ago
43.6MB for that huge gif at the top of the article. This could have been a 2MB video at most
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efilife
3mo ago
Try it, why not. There's even a tutorial world on the consoles if you prefer it
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efilife
3mo ago
Didn't you mean "dissecting"? Edit: thanks guys, that's very useful knowledge! Could have saved me many times in the past
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