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by gh0stcat 1y ago
Yeah, it gives that response because of the misspelling of Tiananmen. If you spell it correctly, it throws an error that kills the chat.
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
Just wanted to say that last bit really articulates my feelings as well. However, I think that life is more than just finding success, in the traditional way. I hope that these changes allow for more talent to seep into places where the ave
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
I don't think the value stacks like that. Hiring 10 low level workers that you can pay 1/10th the salary to replace one higher level worker doesn't work.
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
I wonder if you can establish some kind of confidence interval by passing data through a model x number of times. I guess it mostly depends on subjective/objective correctness as well as correctness within a certain context that you ma
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
I really enjoy the philosophy of the 80/20 rule for running (Book from Matt Fitzgerald), which says that 80% of your training should be at level 2, where your heart rate is much lower. It's made it a lot easier to actually go run
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
Thanks, will check it out!
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
Hey, if you’re someone just getting into rss feeds, can you point me to a good guide to get started with a setup like yours?
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
The sycophancy is noticeably worse with 4o, the default model when you are not subscribed. My theory is that is on purpose to lure emotionally vulnerable users into paid subscriptions.
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
For me it’s not necessarily trauma or suffering, not beyond the normal expected human “suffering” of doing boring, mundane tasks or feeling sad/frustrated/insecure, but rather feeling these generally uncomfortable feelings and hav
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
I'm interested to see what the landscape of public code will look like in the next few years, with sites like StackOverflow dropping off and discussions moving to discord, plus code generation flooding github, writing your own high qua
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
My concern though is that over time, a "good ANYTHING" + AI will converge to just AI, as you continue to outsource your thinking processes to AI, it will create dependence like any tool. This is a problem for any individual's
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
Infinite Jest?
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
This is cool, I briefly looked at using this to work on an unreal project, does anyone have any experience with using CLion with unreal? Is Rider or VScode still ideal?
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
They all became programmers or adjacent. You and I could also learn any number of hobbies or start writing books with AI (if you really want to use AI, though there are tons of resources on the internet for how to do a lot of these kinds of
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
I have a prompt that has it call me something specific so I am reminded that it’s running my system prompt. The nature if the sycophancy made it even more obvious the thing is not human, which I appreciated.
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
This makes me, someone completely new to music, excited about creating. Really interested to try it out! (Also is that comic sans ?)
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
This is such an interesting question though! It seems to bring to the fore a lot of deeper, philosophical things like if there even IS such a thing as objective reality or objective context within which the AI should be operating. From trai
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
This reminds me of Pinterest, a platform I used to love for finding art and inspirational content as an artist myself. Without ad blockers, I would say 1/3 to 1/2 of all “pins” or images are actually ads, some of which are the nef
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
Yes, a huge portion of chatgpt users are there for “therapy” and social support. I bet they saw a huge increase in retention from a select, more vulnerable portion of the population. I know I noticed the change basically immediately.
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
Curious, do you mind going into more detail on why?
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
Do you think you needed to have those times to play around in the engine? Can a beginner possibly even know what to plan for if they don't fully understand the game engine itself? I am older so I know the benefits of planning, but I so
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
Not OP, but it seems that there is still a huge sentiment that Unity is not a "safe" platform to migrate to because of their relatively antagonistic approach to monetization guidelines compared to other open source game engines. I
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
If there is anything I can expect to remain consistent over the next 30-40 years, it's that the majority of people have no interest or ability to maintain technical systems themselves, as evidenced by the often banal and extremely simp
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
I went through this exact thing. I became so depressed and stressed out during my last real software development job, after making it to a pretty respectable senior software engineer. I quit as a life saving decision, and now it seems that
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
Also Rust has great documentation compared to other languages, I particularly like this one for the quizzes to test your understanding: https://rust-book.cs.brown.edu/
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
This is an interesting direction, realistically I don't expect the government to magically care about the lived experience of most people, because at the end of the day, it's also people running the government, and they are trying
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
And if you're not doing it to get a job, it's either much better or worse, though I suspect worse. The other buckets are likely that you're doing it to learn something new (which you won't retain anything and thus it&#x2
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
Even more reason to stop supporting Amazon, how else will we stop physical retailers and smaller shops from going out of business?
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
We will reach enlightenment in the Year of the Depend Adult Undergarment.
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by gh0stcat 1y ago
I would love to do this, I just cannot afford it as others have already stated. It's depressing to feel like I spend so much of my life at my day job and yet require it to afford the tiny portion I get left. I wish things were differen

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