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gexla
1y ago
I think the basic issue for me is that people put this stuff out as if it's some big discovery, and yet my own usage is way different and serves me just fine thank you. These have the feel of a developer who has just discovered develop
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1y ago
Right, and they pay a lot of money for this data. I know someone who does this, and one prompt evaluation could go through multiple rounds and reviews that could end up generating $150+ in payouts, and that's just what the workers rece
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1y ago
Some use AI detection to be sure that you're not cheating. Others use AI detection to make sure you're doing your job. "This is terrible, bring it back to me when it's slop!"
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1y ago
The thing I'm working on right now with a partner is an idea we got with yet someone else who was working with us. He was working in the sort of role that nobody would think of. I would have never known the area even existed. We'r
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1y ago
Sure, being an essential part of the global supply chain for tech is important. It's also important to show support for Taiwan, to convince Japan, South Korea, etc from arming with nukes. That could set off a chain reaction in which ev
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1y ago
In addition to the learning curve of the tooling, there's also the learning curve of the models. Each have a certain personality that you have to figure out so that you can catch the failure patterns right away.
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1y ago
This! I was around looking for alternative "currencies" before Bitcoin even existed. But they were flawed,because they (such as Libertycoin) were shady centralized systems. Each of them were shut down by the US government. Bitcoin
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1y ago
In addition to the poor code we spend time on, we get to lose even more time endlessly talking about it and working on ways around the issues. I swear I have spent as much time tinkering with these models and the tooling as it took for me t
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1y ago
My take on this... a small meeting among close people can have big payoffs. Much of the payoff is fast transfer due to total communication (body language, casual, back and forth) and then that loses it's power as the meeting gets less
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1y ago
With all tech impressive tech, do the spiders feel it's beneath them to do those conversions themselves?
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1y ago
I have never been an officer, but the C-suite in the military is like "flag rank" which is above Colonel (Brigadier General.) Colonels are more like high management. But they likely won't be promoted, won't have an actua
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I have found it's the most brutal of all of them if you simply tell it to be "hard-nosed" or play "Devil's Advocate." Brutal partially because it will destroy an argument formulated in Gemini or ChatGPT. Using
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Right, I'll have one main chat open for high level planning and guidance. It can knock out big chunks for me. But as soon as I take it on a side quest to fix something that doesn't work, it often starts going off the rails. Better
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1y ago
Wasn't it Google's models that showed America's founding father's as being black women? They all have their issues. I just want to get things done, before AI just takes over everything.
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1y ago
Seeing these announcements make me nervous. I feel like I found some sort of cheat code by using AI Studio for free. Seeing them build it out, makes me wonder when they are going to start charging for it. Though Grok has been very generous
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1y ago
Or just go straight to Hyper-V, without all the WSL stuff.
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1y ago
You don't have so much platform risk when you're hosting a static site. It's not like spending a fortune on development time to build on AWS just to find that the platform is a liability for the company, but you're locke
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1y ago
As a board member, you would be unhappy? The board members represent the investors. As an investor, what would your assessment be for Tesla as part of your portfolio?
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It's not free. And it's legit one of the best models. And it was a Google employee who was among the authors of the paper that's most recognized as kicking all this off. They give somewhat limited access in AIStudio (I have o
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2y ago
Isn't this just going to get resolved within one year when programmers aren't needed and AI will create all the needed libraries? </sarcasm>
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I feel like this is the answer. I feel like we will be needing to further lean into AI to keep a pulse on changes as well as developing our own processes for building with it. To know the strengths and weaknesses. To know how best to get ar
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2y ago
Great thread, thanks. This is kind of what I was thinking and makes the most sense. That this is a play to block OpenAI plans to go full for-profit.
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Who cares if he's the richest? Why should he show this to you? How do you know that he should buy these loans as opposed to this being a normal process working out the same as it always does? Maybe you should collapse the number of ite
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I thought this was all normal? The only issue I have seen is that the banks couldn't do this sooner? https://www.wsj.com/tech/elon-musks-twitter-takeover-is-now-...
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We're in early days, and maybe this improves in the future. I was playing with Grok today and I like that it shows sources both from X posts and web articles. Grok can only summarize, rather than capture discussions about the subject.
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You can also train yourself on how you eat. When I was eating a Keto type diet, I was surprised at how my feelings of hunger between meals (two a day spaced at 8 hours between) disappeared. And how my tastes largely changed so that I didn&#
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2y ago
Maybe because the other countries haven't created the same regulation regime for the things they have been picked up on? The US just puts together the cases and the other countries comply?
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I think the best way is to just write a ton and get that writing in front of people. Find your voice with practice and get feedback as you build your audience. I'm not sure there's any other way to improve. Improve how? At what co
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2y ago
I have just recently been looking into this. What would you normally reach for when doing templating?
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2y ago
Cat was walking on the keyboard again.
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