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by goldfeld 4y ago
What are some niche ML art subs to hang around in? Excepting the NSFW..
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A brief intro to ChinesePython using ChatGPT(chinesememe.substack.com)
2 points by goldfeld 4y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Launching a lang learning blog with GPT- meanings for Chinese rock song(chinesememe.substack.com)
2 points by goldfeld 4y ago|0 comments
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by goldfeld 4y ago
Congratulations for making a brilliant aphorism before an AI did enough soul searching and meditation to arrive at it and spew it out.
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by goldfeld 4y ago
Quite cool! and creative use of AI. Do you consider the project is all fleshed out or are there improvements that could be done?
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by goldfeld 4y ago
It's odd that image AIs are not ready to overlay text. If you ask Dall-E or Midjourney also to say a few letters they do lots of nearest random neighbors by not just scrambling the idea of the word but also scribbling anything on top t
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by goldfeld 4y ago
Thanks! now I’m curious! you can also reach me on tw @vicgoldfeld
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by goldfeld 4y ago
The Ramayana was right all along, king Rama is supposed to have lived millions of years ago.
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Show HN: The Generative Review #1(generativereview.substack.com)
1 points by goldfeld 4y ago|0 comments
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by goldfeld 4y ago
Yes, fzf is amazing, back when I used and customized my linux box a lot finding out about it was a breakthrough in experience and speed of usage. My dotfiles suffered so much bitrot after over five years of not using them (it's on GH g
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by goldfeld 4y ago
You see, it's Microsoft's point of view that no longer we own a system and are the administrative users of it, but Microsoft by its ClippyAI uses us as a system for their needs and they are the administrative users of their lowly
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by goldfeld 4y ago
I used to swear by org-mode until I realized I’ll never look at nested folders and files again. Maybe you could automate pasting the url by copying it beforehand and having the new entry draw it from the clipboard.
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by goldfeld 4y ago
The scary real threatening and killer thing would be for chatGPT to automanage my tabs. Like a well-meaning shepherd, perhaps create new pages on the web that by a combined virtue can take the place of whole groups of open tabs, being equiv
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by goldfeld 4y ago
That just expands on the parent's point. Let us divide the number of teams Google has globally by the three fronts you mention.
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by goldfeld 4y ago
I know it's weird but here has been my ANALOG solution to HN information consumption and even to tab overload (a chronic incurable autoimmune disease I acquired when just leaving my teens, during college life, which may have impeded my
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by goldfeld 4y ago
I thank thee, I suppose, for not engaging with a downvote like the 4 others in quick succession, and instead doing it with a reply. It seems I bristled the conventional perspective of HN with my anecdotal experience. Of course, anyone could
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by goldfeld 4y ago
However pump up the T and your hairline will run away from you fast, then your hair will dropset to failure.
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by goldfeld 4y ago
On the contrary, if you do it really slow it's a whole other game, and proper form is king, and number of reps is a silly measure because by doing slowly you cannot keep your normal repetitions.
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by goldfeld 4y ago
I have been building large upper-body muscles with resistance body weight training on the pool. That means pushups essentially, but the steps-area of the pool let me do them with full hanging body weight and with many wide arm spreads. It&#
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by goldfeld 4y ago
The NSA is a big old bitch, "so are your fangs and VCs" says the crowd who has the itch for cool projects but sees all really as prostitution. Stitch up the foul mouth hey, one who pees in the water is bound to fi
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by goldfeld 4y ago
> Now, perhaps with the advent of LLMs, that's no longer true. Perhaps in the near future, the ability to generate coherent prose "by hand" will be thought of in the same way we think of someone who can do long division in
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by goldfeld 4y ago
It's the same brainless intent that has TV hosts receiving the crappiest pop music numbness on their programs. Not that I've ever seen that.
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by goldfeld 4y ago
Yes! Yes we can, we have fabulous Windows Subsystem for Linux and we hang out with the OpenAI chaps. I'll rant. MS can go to the ninth hell with Zuck and Larry Page et al for all I care, the only part I cannot swallow is Bill Gates now
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by goldfeld 4y ago
Egan's Quarantine also has exactly this, though it's not part of the plot.
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by goldfeld 4y ago
I've been thinking about writing and about how people can learn to write well in a time of non-writing. I have a service to use AI together with expertise in guiding beginner authors, writers for whom English is not the primary languag
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by goldfeld 4y ago
But even basic things that become intuitive may work rqually well fpr any model, like: I am being too specific about this part of my request? should I loosen up the constraints here to get better width at another part where I can be prosaic
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by goldfeld 4y ago
Searching or prompting, there will always be more people who don't know exactly how they want what they want than people who do, so guessing those out will be a true breakthrough in psychology if AI does it!
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by goldfeld 4y ago
As for me, I don't think it's only that AI needs more training, but needs better trained users, or that we need to train at it to produce good results. I'm fast on becoming a pro-prompter and for that need to be trained on go
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by goldfeld 4y ago
That's because they love their cocaine.
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by goldfeld 4y ago
The A came out like a handwritten letter alef. Maybe it is biased towards jewish doctors.

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