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by gitpusher 1y ago
The author makes it seem like we have two choices: 1) enable memory, and use ChatGPT like a confessional booth. Flood it with all of your deepest, darkest humiliations going all the way back to childhood ... 2) disable memory Perhaps my age
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by gitpusher 1y ago
The people making those catalogs would've wet their pants with excitement if they could stuff 100x more crap in there. Lol
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by gitpusher 1y ago
the rotten lemon can still feed your garden
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by gitpusher 1y ago
I don't know much about running an airline. But whenever an industry lobbies to de-regulate itself, you know it will be bad for consumers.
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by gitpusher 1y ago
> Framing it in gigawatts is very interesting given the controversy Exactly. When I saw the headline I assumed it would contain some sort of ambitious green energy build-out, or at least a commitment to acquire X% of the energy from rene
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by gitpusher 1y ago
Whoa, that's fascinating. So their botnet runs in multiple regions and will auto-switch if one has problems. Makes sense. Seems a bit strange to use China as the primary, though. Unless of course the attacker is based in China? Of the
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by gitpusher 1y ago
I worked at Apple and heard a lot of Steve stories. He really did personally approve everything. He would be sitting in a room, and team leads would all line up to give their quick 2-minute update. So it's the MacBook Air guy's tu
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by gitpusher 1y ago
This is the 452nd time this has been posted on HackerNews. If you look for the older posts, you won't find them – and their authors have been erased from this dimension.
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by gitpusher 1y ago
That's because the book itself is an anti-meme
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by gitpusher 1y ago
It's important to understand that the firework situation today is VERY different from 5 years ago. Before pandemic, big fireworks were only sold to professionals, and they were exploded at a pre-determined time and place. If you like b
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by gitpusher 1y ago
When you are feeling this way it's good to take stock of your 3 fundamentals... Food, Sleep, Exercise. If any are suffering, then it's almost guaranteed to be the source of your problem. It sounds elementary but I have to remind m
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by gitpusher 1y ago
> I wonder what will make the AI developers feel old… When they look at the calendar and it says May 2025 instead of April
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by gitpusher 2y ago
People have made valid criticisms about the basic effectiveness of your strategy. But in any case, this is a pretty awesome hacker project - nicely done! Love the appearance of your CLI tool. I am definitely bookmarking for future inspo
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by gitpusher 2y ago
HAHAHA. Remember when Sam was absolutely frothing at the mouth to "regulate AI" two years ago? > https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/16/technology/openai-altman-... > https://editi
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by gitpusher 2y ago
Oops, haha. Yes now i am getting `1` as the result. Thanks for the tip.
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by gitpusher 2y ago
I don't understand. The prompt is given as 4 lines: x = 1 x --> 0 which does not execute. And if I run them as two lines: x = 1 x --> 0 then the final output is `true`. `1` is only output during the initial assignment, which is h
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by gitpusher 2y ago
This made my brain hurt. And not in a good way
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by gitpusher 2y ago
If you spend all your time worrying about how to be a good person, chances are you're not being a good person. Just go do nice things. Volunteer somewhere. Be of service. And stop worrying so much
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by gitpusher 3y ago
from their docs: https://docs.k3s.io/ > We wanted an installation of Kubernetes that was half the size in terms of memory footprint. Kubernetes is a 10-letter word stylized as K8s. So something half as big as Kubernetes
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by gitpusher 3y ago
That may be true. But for people like me who have good eyesight and don't need glasses, they provide a socially acceptable way to wear cool-looking glasses in the workplace.
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by gitpusher 3y ago
For me personally: - The novelty has worn off. I still use it but not as much. - It has been neutered into oblivion. Compelling answers have been replaced with bland, semi-committal "As of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021"-ty
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by gitpusher 3y ago
> "I think this is a pretty stark wake-up call. The system is portrayed as being credible and informative and authoritative, and it's obviously not." Except it was never claimed to be any of those things. In fact they have
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by gitpusher 4y ago
> "Leaving aside [all of AI's potential benefits] it is clear that large-language A.I. engines are creating real harms to all of humanity right now [...] While a human being is responsible for five tons of CO2 per year, trainin
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by gitpusher 4y ago
Related – this video does a nice job of articulating that argument: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHlpmxLTxpw
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by gitpusher 4y ago
I'm not sure I agree with author. Sounds like they have worked at shitty places that are using the word "DevOps" but really they are doing things the old way. My company practices "DevOps" and it feels great: -
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by gitpusher 4y ago
> "Hamilton’s research suggests the soleus pushup [...] is more effective than any popular methods currently touted as a solution [to a sedentary lifestyle] including exercise, weight loss and intermittent fasting." Better than
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by gitpusher 4y ago
Um. Duh?
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by gitpusher 4y ago
I find it fascinating that the author apparently knew about planets and gravitational attraction (which are fairly advanced concepts) while at the same time being completely unaware that animals can migrate long distances. You'd think
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by gitpusher 4y ago
Here's a fun, hand-wavey description of the process from Kennametal (a popular manufacturer of carbide insert tooling): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vfc9cQaE8-g&t=480s
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by gitpusher 4y ago
As a hiring manager, I interpret this as... you are probably making more than those other people. Possibly at top-of-band for your role, so there's no way to give you more unless you are promoted.

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