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by fouc 1y ago
Yeah it's always been hallucinated repos. It's easy enough to verify - do a google search on the repo name itself and see if it's ever been mentioned or used anywhere and if it matches what ChatGPT thinks it was suggesting.
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by fouc 1y ago
> Foam is a personal knowledge management and sharing system inspired by Roam Research, built on Visual Studio Code
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by fouc 1y ago
Discord was Elixir (and some Python) from the beginning. WhatsApp started with ejabberd though.
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by fouc 1y ago
is your HDMI to DP adapter active (powered)? what brand?
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by fouc 1y ago
is a Pixel phone the best way to go for this setup or can a Samsung phone work too?
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by fouc 1y ago
*consigned a good chunk of historical research into the bin
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by fouc 1y ago
What's with the assumption that web browsers need funding? That web browsers need active development beyond what most open source development does?
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by fouc 1y ago
Or have at least 2 models. Each with their own dedicated context.
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by fouc 1y ago
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 - 376224 - 400-550W for gpu + 250-500W for cpu/ram/cooling/etc. Apple M3 Ultra - 131247 - 200W [1] Looks like it might be 2.8x faster in the benchmark, but ends up using 3.25x more power at
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by fouc 1y ago
there's 4 sample pages, and the one with the cat is the only one that is not Ghibli-style. Here's some generic cartoon styles to look at: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/5f/04/ef/5f04ef77ce3beb27
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by fouc 1y ago
Reading that I couldn't help but think there's parallels to HN. At least HN tries to be transparent about "the algorithm", and it's essentially a dumb algorithm compared to what X/FB/etc use.
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by fouc 1y ago
what about the non-entertainment factor? i.e. using Quest 3 or AVP to replace the monitor for development work?
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by fouc 1y ago
I would assume most companies with 100+ office workers (essentially big enough for an HR department) usually offer something like this in western countries.
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by fouc 1y ago
That's precisely why it seems likely to be deliberate, they could be playing 3D chess. It could be a way to keep some kind of competitive edge or some kind of fingerprinting strategy or for some other reason altogether.
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by fouc 1y ago
Given that you've spent some time thinking about this, perhaps you should spend time thinking about the ethics of it, and write a full report AGAINST your idea from the ethics point of view, and then see if you can address all those co
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by fouc 2y ago
X is still fairly sticky, it's never truly lost all the great things that brought people to Twitter in the first place. Sure it's swung from left to right, but that's irrelevant because politics wasn't what brought peop
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by fouc 2y ago
Ha, seems the "Self-Torture" is a bit tongue in cheek here, seems pretty straight forward to me. Capistrano was simpler times that's for sure, but this doesn't too seem much more complex so far.
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by fouc 2y ago
I assumed it was a reference to the nonsensical memes of the AI compute resources causing damage to the environment, using up water and electricity etc.
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by fouc 2y ago
GPT-1 to GPT-2: June 2018 to February 2019 = 8 months. GPT-2 to GPT-3: February 2019 to June 2020 = 16 months. GPT-3 to GPT-4: June 2020 to March 2023 = 33 months. Looks like time to get to the next level is doubling. So we can expect GPT-
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by fouc 2y ago
Reminds me of Neal Stephenson's Anathem with the higher plane of truth. Neat! I mean, I figured Neal Stephenson got his ideas from somewhere.
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by fouc 2y ago
Bookmarklets are effectively dead, unless they're extremely simple or you use Firefox. It's kinda ridiculous that they've been effectively blocked by changes to browsers (like chromium-based ones) that make it nearly impossi
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by fouc 2y ago
written 2023 , pre-LLM hype
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by fouc 2y ago
good idea, firefox headless would be my choice though (I think all chromium-based browsers should be boycotted)
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by fouc 2y ago
The title is pure clickbait - it doesn't link to an article with a matching title. It links to an online ruby textbook, last updated 2 years ago according to the gitlab repo.
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by fouc 2y ago
joke I think, anthropod is probably another way of saying bugs/ants haha
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by fouc 2y ago
The correct term is sycophancy, not flattery. The problem is: > "the AI tends to align with user opinions, sometimes even supporting incorrect statements to maintain agreement". This is termed as sycophantic behaviour. Flatte
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by fouc 2y ago
More precisely - advertising is a cancer on the internet. It's responsible for killing the early internet. It should have been banned decades ago. But no, people wanted "free". Except there is no such thing as a free lunc
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by fouc 2y ago
The bitcoin wallet is encrypted
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by fouc 2y ago
His bitcoin wallet is encrypted. As per XKCD, they'd need to hit him with a $5 wrench until he tells the password.
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by fouc 2y ago
OP did mention Musk in the last paragraph of the blog post.

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