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golergka
3y ago
You're judging fish by its ability to climb a tree. Being able to recall facts is a nice side effect for LLMs, not their bread and butter. If you need facts, plug in some RAG to it. Also, what model did you use?
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golergka
3y ago
My favorite conspiracy theory is that Chernobyl was orchestrated exactly for that purpose.
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3y ago
Hmm, may be I've had network issues last time I checked. Anyway, that's the only place you can get it — it's a completely free desktop app, but it's not open source.
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golergka
3y ago
It's already been released and publicly available for free for almost a year.
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golergka
3y ago
We built the perfect IDE for dbt at Deep Chanel, with autocomplete automatic real time type checking for the whole project. Sadly, the company closed this June, and even the website is already down.
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3y ago
> From defending Amazon's right to pay low wages to “it's easy, just quit” demonstrates the disconnection of NH people with reality to the point of full psychopathy. You seem to be under impression that people who express this
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3y ago
As I press Cmd-+ in Safari, the text of this article increases in size, but images with the floor plans remain the same. Who in their right mind thought it was a good idea to break zoom?!
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3y ago
> If you don't count all the colonies... Colonies are exactly what I'm talking about. > It is a very admirable thing to do, but who else could do it? They had the most powerful militaries in that era. Nobody else even wanted
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3y ago
> by the same intellectual framework that allowed them to dominate the rest of the world People consisted other nations and ethnicities subhuman as long as they existed. Europe was, AFAIK, the first place on Earth that (1) considered sub
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3y ago
People were worried that Google would become the best IBM. Now I think it will become the next Boeing.
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3y ago
Or may be because we lived together for so long that individual differences disappeared and averaged out as people intermarried and had a lot of mixed babies. I'm not saying that this necessarily happened, only that the burden of proof
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3y ago
Operating system and programming language are also external dependencies.
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golergka
3y ago
You're judging a fish by its ability to climb a tree. Retrieving truthful information about the world is one of the possible ways to use of GPT models, but neither is the best working, nor the most helpful. Instead, think of it as a co
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3y ago
How is that different from cars that project information on the windshield? The virtual windows are right there in front of you where the road is, not a smartphone that you have to move your eyes to. (This is an question, not an argument. I
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3y ago
I've built a sales bot that would go over a predefined sales scenario like a real human would, being able to jump between steps and work with any complications real conversation would throw at it. It would appear fully human to whoever
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3y ago
50% discount is just the official rule. If they tried to acquire it on a real market, they would likely have to pay much more.
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golergka
3y ago
I thought the Norwegian fishing industry was behind it?
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3y ago
Honest question: aren't people afraid of cave ins?
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3y ago
It's always a good idea to use a jack of all trades like PostgreSQL that you know well for a first version and migrate parts of your service to a specialised tool that you have to research later, after you're sure that you have a
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golergka
3y ago
I've worked with similar systems in gamedev. To be exact, we downloaded 2d images and then managed image atlases with them — so we needed to update renderers not only when image they required was downloaded and included in an atlas, bu
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3y ago
Max Yankov Location: digital nomad (currently in Buenos Aires) Remote: Only Willing to relocate: Yes. Working on O1 (talent) visa to US Technologies: Python, TypeScript, Node, Express, React, PostgreSQL, Linux, Bash,
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> He goes cold turkey a couple times and proves that he's in actual pain. This doesn't contradict the fact that he's an addict, which is clearly portrayed in the show from the very beginning.
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What? It was clear right from the series start that he has problem with the drug.
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3y ago
Not sure why are you getting downvoted. I'm in Argentina right now and its happening in real time right in front of my eyes.
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3y ago
> From day one you could give any LLM any context you wanted Yes, but copying it over yourself is inconvenient.
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golergka
3y ago
In currently taking Lamictal for similar reasons, and your comment really made me curious. Any particular resources you would recommend on how to switch to keto?
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golergka
3y ago
Or you could just put an airtag into it.
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golergka
3y ago
If the manager burns the store down, wouldn't his KPI plummet and he get the boot eventually?
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golergka
3y ago
Partner equity in most startups or small businesses ends up costing nothing or even less. Thanks, but I'd rather take a wage.
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3y ago
It was implemented as a response to indiscriminate rocket fire at civilians.
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