greyman

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by greyman 3y ago
Also, I very much like their chatbots, Claude-instant and (paid) Claude+, which are available via Poe.com. But for some reasons, they do almost no marketing for it. Gpt-4 has better reasoning capabilities, but Claude+ is somehow "more
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by greyman 4y ago
It certainly has potential, I like it. There are also possibilities for additional features like prompt repository etc. What doesn't work for me is the pricing... normally, one already pays for ChatGPT+ and ChatGPT APIs, and now this w
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by greyman 4y ago
What would make him "socially-awkward"?
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by greyman 4y ago
I agree with your points, but would add that point 2 is not that suitable for one-person operation. I work in subscriptions business and while it is profitable, it requires quite a lot of people to take off. IT technologies, then editorial
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by greyman 4y ago
Yes, by article I meant that summary and key terms, mostly the summary. Somehow, I just don't have much luck with it, I once asked ChatGPT to give me a summary of a book which I have read, and it provided 5 points, which is correct sin
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by greyman 4y ago
Is the final article proofread by human?
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by greyman 4y ago
You are right. I only wanted to say, that in the pre-GPT era, such websites were more useful for the programmers as they are now.
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by greyman 4y ago
Maybe you already did that, just reminder for those who don't know - you need to apply for API access for gpt-4. I did that and was granted it after about 2 days.
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by greyman 4y ago
Nice work, but I wonder if websites like this will not become obsolete soon. In most cases I can get the same result with ChatGPT, where I can also ask followup questions.
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by greyman 4y ago
What if LLM knowledge will expand over time to be sufficient for certain real-world application?
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by greyman 4y ago
I remember, that in Slovakia we had something like an "Amazon Unlimited", it was called Piano, but it ultimately didn't work. The problem was, that for large publishers it was not profitable, and the system more or less favou
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by greyman 4y ago
In what sense will it kill social media?
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by greyman 4y ago
Do you use paid version? I considered buying it but then read some reviews that their search in paid version isn't that good.
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by greyman 4y ago
I don't do sports, apart from occasional hiking. But what I need to do is to not over-eat and try to eat properly. What worked for me regarding diet are the following three: 1) paleo, 2) keto, 3) intermittent fasting (eat only in 8-hou
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by greyman 4y ago
ChatGPT can make money by subscriptions, or they can also put ads next to the chat?
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by greyman 4y ago
We had one 10x developer in our team (it was a bigger project with about 70 developers). His output was 10x the average mainly because he had very (both) deep and broad domain knowledge, i.e. knowing largest part of our own code base. That
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by greyman 4y ago
I don't know why, but vim never worked for me. I tried several times to learn it, but I always forgot the shortcuts... maybe the reason is that I used it only a few times per week, to change crontab or some config file on server.
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by greyman 4y ago
It depends, I asked about geocaching and it was spot on. Then I asked about the summary of the "Getting things done" book, and yes, it was surprisingly bad, like 50% correct with some misleading statements.
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by greyman 4y ago
What are those obviously more useful domains AND one tech person can have a very big impact in them?
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by greyman 4y ago
Hi OP, I was thinking about what you are asking as well, but now I solved my problem other way - I employed myself in the company I identify with, I mean I believe in what they are doing and want them to succeed. This allowed me to get the
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by greyman 4y ago
But Casio already manufacture smartwatches, which meets OPs criteria like 1 year battery life. For example G-Shock GBD-H1000. But they are rather bulky, comparing to the alternatives he mentions.
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by greyman 4y ago
Maybe off-topic, but my advice would be: if you need this guide, consider to switch to another language, if that's possible. In our company we switched to Go, and all those asyncio problems were magically solved.
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by greyman 4y ago
But why, it's a free product. I used it for some time but then switched to Logseq.
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by greyman 4y ago
I coded in C++ professionally for about 15 years and don't remember it would be "incredibly daunting". Not easy, but doable. But yes, I also exited the pool, now I work in Golang and just wouldn't go back to C++.
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by greyman 4y ago
How do you know?
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by greyman 4y ago
Yes, let's mention that chess.com is still very ok-ish service, haven't had any problem with them, nor with paid version, nor with free version.
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by greyman 4y ago
Is this a thing? I don't like 960, but with crazyhouse it could be fun.
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by greyman 4y ago
You see it wrongly, there's no fix involved.
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by greyman 4y ago
> don't try to find a girl who will make you happy, find the happiness within yourself and then some girl will find that. Ok, but let's admit it, this doesn't work universally. I know people who become much more happier af
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by greyman 4y ago
What problem would that solve? Using Cloudflare is very straightforward.

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