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by genidoi 3y ago
Microsoft played the 5D chess so well they made it look seamless, like Kasparov playing 40 opponents simultaneously. 5 occurrences of "Microsoft" in the article body vs 9 "OpenAI". To make my point clear; this weirdness
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by genidoi 4y ago
Non-toy usage of chatgpt, that's all I was sharing.
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by genidoi 4y ago
What is interesting/noteworthy (to me) is that this was the first concrete instance I have used ChatGPT to "do something useful". Up until now, all the twitter threads and Linux VM's were cute toys, but this is an actual
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by genidoi 4y ago
TBD :) I ended up submitting the final version.
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by genidoi 4y ago
Carbonyl runs pretty well (YouTube videos / WASM powered apps like figma et al) https://github.com/fathyb/carbonyl
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by genidoi 4y ago
I truly love to ride a motorcycle. No ignorance on it’s order-of-magnitude lethality multiplier over cars. But there is a certain cognitive-adrenaline fused pleasure that comes with seamlessly gliding your way through the perfect Bézier-esq
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by genidoi 4y ago
The difference in wether you think ChatGPT is game changing or another overhyped LLM seems to come down to: 1) do you acknowledge prompt engineering is a real skill set? 2) are you willing to improve your prompt engineering skill set throug
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by genidoi 4y ago
You can ask it to generate a prompt that when given as an input to GPT will produce the thing you want. In a separate tab run the prompt and give feedback to prompt generating tab.
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by genidoi 4y ago
I noticed that the specific starting prompt that GPT VM[0] author designed seems to be something like a local minimum in achieving stability of a pretend Linux. I replaced “Linux” in the prompt with “an Ubuntu instance in us-East-1 SSH’d i
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by genidoi 4y ago
Source prompts?
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by genidoi 4y ago
>>> dir(spacex) ['abort', 'current_height', 'current_speed', 'current_stage', 'current_time', 'launch_time', 'merlin'] >>> spacex.current_stage 1 >&g
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by genidoi 4y ago
For the USA, you can't attain an H1-B / E-3 / <other work visa for SWE or other technical role> without your employer compensating you above the prevailing wage[0] (determined by the DoL) paid in the city you are being
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by genidoi 4y ago
So many commenters here (presumably US/CA citizens) don't realize that the gut-wrenching feeling of being laid off whilst your visa depends on uninterrupted employment is _nothing_ like the SHTF-but-all's-ok feeling of bein
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by genidoi 4y ago
I don't see how there are 'sides' to this. Blasting a BT speaker with your music, which the majority of people aren't likely to enjoy because of the huge variety of peoples taste in music, is a uniquely selfish thing to
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by genidoi 5y ago
You don't even need a validator/node running in your country -- another standard node merely needs to hear about it, run the standard bitcoin-core code for tx propagation to its connected peers (happens automatically ofc.) and it
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by genidoi 5y ago
SinglePage the chrome extension does this I believe
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by genidoi 5y ago
I’m at the point where I see “smart” in a hardware product title and automatically infer “this product comes with prolonged, additional pain, tactfully facilitated by 4th rate usability design, rock bottom grade WiFi hardware, ad bombardmen
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by genidoi 5y ago
Keeweb.info is also a good alternative OSS client with a web front-end, good as a last resort even on mobile browsers https://keeweb.info/
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by genidoi 5y ago
About 3-5% of the time, copilot poops out an unexpectedly clever code block that makes it worth it to me, if nothing else but for the surprise factor. For the remaining 95%… I’ve configured it to delay doing anything until 10000ms passes so
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by genidoi 5y ago
fprime is what you're after; it's the embedded flight hardware that runs on the Mars 2020 drone. https://nasa.github.io/fprime/Architecture/FPrimeArchitectur...
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Rave (real-time audio visualizer experience)(rave.ajm13.com)
2 points by genidoi 5y ago|0 comments
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by genidoi 5y ago
"hard things are suspiciously easy too." Care to share an example?
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by genidoi 5y ago
New features get added and these posts are a nice reminder to check the docs on a tool I literally never need to do that for because it's so habitual to wrap any long-running iterable inside of a `tqdm()`. TIL tqdm now has a dead simpl
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by genidoi 5y ago
There can’t be any semblance of an appeals process whilst the law treats social media platforms like privately owned property that you have the privilege of being a guest too.
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by genidoi 5y ago
FakeSpot - filters out amazon / ebay search results that have high rates of fake reviews
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StyleGAN2 Interpolation Loop (2019)(youtube.com)
1 points by genidoi 5y ago|0 comments
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by genidoi 5y ago
"Facebook is committed to fostering an open and inclusive community, and that begins at our workspace. This is why we have a zero-tolerance policy for backbones, ethics or any other resemblence of a conscience. We truly live and breath
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REvil/Sodinokibi: The Crown Prince of Ransomware (2019)(cybereason.com)
1 points by genidoi 5y ago|0 comments
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by genidoi 5y ago
The grow route, the friend route and the onion route.
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by genidoi 5y ago
> Such a vanishingly small percentage of cryptocurrency activity is actually used for trade In reality, an overwhelmingly large percentage of tangible trade is fasciliated by one specific cryptocurrency for one particular umbrella of goo

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