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by gnulinux 4y ago
phind.com claims they use GPT4 but you have turn Expert mode on. Otherwise it's their home baked model. It's explained here: > Expert mode is our most advanced searching mode, powered by GPT-4. This mode hallucinates less and w
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by gnulinux 4y ago
> but what is the point of bringing his grudge with Trans? Let's not pretend like he just has a "grudge" with trans folks. It goes many orders of magnitude beyond that. Perhaps he was not, and maybe he even still is not a
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by gnulinux 4y ago
This makes about as much sense as saying the same thing for advise on winning the lottery. The "implementing" part you're referring is nothing other than "being lucky" so there really isn't anything to implemen
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At compile-time, sure. But ML-like languages in general have no support for runtime logical programming. They don't provide an API to do things like type inference at runtime. For a good reason too, the only possible way type inference
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In my experience this is completely wrong. In my experience, the more work you do, you're awarded with more work. Companies require you to continuously grow, and chase for promotion. If you're better, then you need to grow better
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It's truly incredible how we as humans can exist in the same world but have entirely different experiences. I never had the issues you listed in Linux, and my experience has been mostly stable (not saying no bugs, all software has bugs
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> ps. no need to downvote, its just an advice :) Looks like you're misunderstanding. There is a need to downvote because you're projecting your opinion (that some people strongly disagree with) as "advice", as if it
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To me, Cambridge means "Cambridge, MA" first (which is a major part of Boston metropolitan area), or "Cambridge, UK" second. I wasn't aware of other Cambridges.
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Yes, this would be such a game changer for the research world. If you can do this for journal papers, i.e. 1. search paper title/abstract/content 2. find relevant papers 3. feed relevant papers' content into GPT-4 4. let GPT-
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by gnulinux 4y ago
Ok well yeah this looks more realistic as far as I can tell. Still looks like it added the kind of variety I suggested (e.g. "zib zib doo" -> "zib doo zib doo") whereas an actual artist would come up with other kinds
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I'm sorry but this is about as accurate as a layman would be. Philip Glass doesn't use repetition just for repetition sake, he does it to play with the rhythm. Most of these are pointless repetitions and it's not how Glass do
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by gnulinux 4y ago
This is a common misconception. I practice TDD at work and side-projects and find it very productive. TDD is best done with end-to-end tests (or automated integration tests, whatever you wanna call it). You write an end-to-end test (I give
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by gnulinux 4y ago
On a second read of your comment, I must say, I slightly misunderstood you and replied with this misunderstanding. I think if the music itself is "obsessed" with a certain structure there is nothing wrong or bad or misguided about
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I'm very familiar with non-Western music and I studied music theory in abstract, not tainted with Western bias. There are models of music that are universal and found in all cultures, these directly come from the acoustic/physical
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Although this is cool and educational and I hope it helps people make music, I have to admit I've seen that this scale obsession in students learning Music Theory may not be the most productive. I've seen people falling into these
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by gnulinux 4y ago
If you have to ask, you have no idea how complicated and messy the immigration law is. I talked to tenured immigration lawyers that either didn't sound like they understand the law at all, or outright admitted that they do not understa
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by gnulinux 4y ago
Are caffeine and alcohol also pushed by corporations? Alcohol is many many orders of magnitude more destructive and toxic than THC, do we really want to go back to prohibition days? Illegalized drugs do not work. Period. The solution to all
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by gnulinux 4y ago
> [I personally abused something that's proven to be extremely helpful to millions of people, but because I had a uniquely bad experience with it, I vote for people having harder access to it.] I deeply apologize for saying this but
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by gnulinux 4y ago
Sorry if it wasn't clear, this approach doesn't work since I need both versions. Besides, old versions are ultimately removed from the cache and rendered uninstallable by `pacman`. So, no that wouldn't work.
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I agree with the first paragraphs. Tried everything out there, and decided absolutely nothing other than recursive descent is worth it. Parsing is a solved problem and you can throw recursive descent at any practical problem. When this is t
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by gnulinux 4y ago
What are people's opinions on Flatpak vs AppImage? I use both (AppImage a lot more so than Flatpak) and I'm not well educated in their differences. I shall research it, but I'm wondering if anyone has some insight to share. S
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I know this is a controversial opinion, some would strongly disagree with me, maybe most would consider me downright wrong . But as a system designer I always thoughts (by always, I mean last ~5 years since I've been thinking about
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Bailing out depositors is still bail out. FDIC insures $250k per depositor. Any amount given to depositors above that is a bail out.
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This is exactly what I think too. Sum types are so powerful, I feel a lot safer in Python + mypy with sum types (`from typing import Union`) than anything with C++ [1] even though C++ has a significantly more complex type system (it's
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Not true develop branch is updated besides even the dead version is extremely usable. I use develop branch daily for development.
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Spacemacs comes with evil-mode (emacs vim emulator) default and it's very feature rich, so I think for someone coming from vim it'd be ideal. I personally use spacemacs with evil-mode disabled (I don't do vim, never did, have
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> Appropriate them, and leave small and mid businesses hanged to dry? Yes this is exactly what I support should happen. The remaining assets can of course be used towards depositors (even beyond $250k FDIC insure). But beyond that, tough
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Claiming otherwise is being blindfolded. When I look at American politics, I can't see any justification other than the desire to help 1% and the apathy towards people who live paycheck-to-paycheck (or worse). We saw it in 70s, 2008, C
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I'm 25 and don't have any memory of this texture. Maybe more like 30-35? Although I didn't play a lot of games growing up, but these graphics older than what I was playing when I was young enough to feel nostalgic for. I don&
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by gnulinux 4y ago
> When you say write parts of this composition into the script - what form does that take It's a custom programming language. I have many designs for it, but unfortunately almost nothing is implemented yet. Only exactly what I need

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