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by getmeinrn 3y ago
Lottery ticket winner explains which platitudes helped them pick the winning numbers
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
Fellow organic user, I also find the outlook and integrity of Nvidia™ extremely refreshing. Finally a company we can believe in to play the game The Way It's Meant To Be Played™
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
The OP said "This is a pretty low bar request IMO" suggesting that the problem they expect an LLM to be able to do is not the hard problem you're saying Google and Yelp has not solved. It's a different problem.
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
That's mostly safe, but even then, a user could execute "SELECT SLEEP(100000000)" thousands of times and DoS your database. There are other unsafe functions that a readonly user can execute as well. I've written extensiv
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
The hard part is the SQL query, because you need to make sure the SQL query is safe to execute. Collecting data is far easier by comparison, but you absolutely could use an LLM for that too.
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
>I can't even get ChatGPT (+ web plugin), when given a list of restaurants in NYC, to tell me which ones are still open vs have closed, and what their hours of operation / locations are. This is doable using a tool I've bu
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
The entitlement and audacity of people who consume open source blows me away. I've maintained a project for 12 years and recently someone wanted me to help them implement the software in their system. I politely told them that since th
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
I think we're just scratching the surface of apps. As we figure out how to integrate this technology in novel ways (not just "here's my app + AI!!!!"), it will open new doors. Shameless self-promotion, I'm trying
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Users can query their data in your database safely with natural language(docs.heimdallm.ai)
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Show HN: HeimdaLLM(github.com)
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
I'm surprised that a search engine that isn't powered by AI is able to raise money. From the direction things seem to be going, LLM tech may very well level that entire industry.
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
Ah, they edited it. Must be why I'm eating downvotes now :)
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
Might want to rethink posting about committing insurance fraud.
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
>Employees, having tasted the fruits of flexible work, felt averse to relinquishing these newfound freedoms. Translation for sociopathic leaders: never let your workers taste something good. It only took a global pandemic that forced peo
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
Makes sense to me, and if SBF was as smart as he thinks he is, he should have thought of this possibility. Why would an individual think they have any authority to enforce an extradition agreement made between two countries? Completely nuts
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
I assume they said "government assistance" because they are limiting the idea of government spending to just giving money to help poor people. If they had said "government spending" in general, their point would be indef
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
"Our team's lies are good, the other team's lies are bad."
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Building a physically correct camera in Blender [video](youtube.com)
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
Something I've learned over my life is not to automatically trust that someone has done or will do the right thing just because they stick their neck out. Sometimes they stick their neck out because they don't actually understand
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
"A programmer's perspective" but nothing unique to a programmer parent. I assumed it was going to be about all of the bad habits that go with being a dedicated tech worker, because there are lots of them.
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
I'm not taking a side here, but not every law has to extend to the general case for it to fix a problem. If we required that, there would be almost no laws.
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
>In reality, a smart business should be grateful that there’s someone that can get shit done in less than 8 hours, it means that they can do more for you in less time, and if they’re doing non-competitive side work, maybe you should pay
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
I agree the common sense around this issue seems to be lacking. I think this issue is more of a political lightning rod for those who "hate workers" vs those who "want government to control everything."
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Ask HN: Hiring a White Hat Hacker?
1 points by getmeinrn 3y ago|1 comments
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
It's not an insane conspiracy when you acknowledge that they bootstrapped their community through fake accounts[1]. This shows they have no reservations about using deception to increase their brand's reputation. Fake app reviews
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
>for some reason AGI
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
A dead golden goose containing one last giant golden egg. They don't care if it's dead, so long as they can cash out on the archived data that can be sold for training.
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
>I guess a caveat to that is that some people have to- and should- work to be generally likable. I have known some very smart people I would really prefer to never have to work with again. I think you hit on something here. When someone
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
Yep, and if you've ever worked with someone who is a "dud" but leveraged their connections to get the position, you'll know how frustrating it is to realize you're competing with this outsized advantage.
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by getmeinrn 3y ago
I've been part of different hiring processes long enough to see just how many people get hired because they know somebody on the team, when there were other candidates who were as qualified or more qualified. When we can hire 1 person,

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