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h_tbob
2y ago
Honestly, this excites me more than just about anything else in hardware right now. I love the fact that these use risc-v. I feel this may be the highest profile hardware based on it, and I hope it sells well!
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h_tbob
2y ago
Theoretically the super intelligent ai will connect your question to the open source repo it read on GitHub. So you will get the answer anyway.
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2y ago
I want somebody to make a GPT fine tune that specializes in converting instructions and writing tests. If you made it read all x86 docs a bunch and risc v docs, a lot of this could be automated.
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I now just wait for copilot to add closing ) or ] } in flutter
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2y ago
Thanks to you, I am! I hope you have great life. Need more like you in this world.
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2y ago
All right look, I don’t think I made the most useful comment. I didn’t read the whole article, but this I know about Sam. He took his own money and started a UBI experiment to see what happens if you just give people free money. Anybody who
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2y ago
It’s not humiliating to make mistakes. It’s humiliating to put passengers onto a broken vessel and risk their lives because you are too embarrassed to admit your mistakes. Good job NASA for picking safety this time!
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2y ago
Sam doesn’t care about me. Bummer. And who does honestly? Do you?
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2y ago
If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again! What innovations would we have today technologically if people said that about AI for example. Imagine if Elon said “no point in making openai. AGI has been tried and failed” It’s was tried hun
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2y ago
Let’s think about government. How can bill gates be a billionaire without government? It’s impossible. There’s no way he can defend his empire. There’s no way he could have gotten his empire in the first place. It all rests on the strength
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2y ago
Believe it or not, taxes are not necessary for running a government. People thought you had to have a king. Then Thomas Paine wrote *Common Sense* explaining that life goes on fine without somebody ordering you around all day. Taxes can a
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2y ago
Anytime who complains about CORS has my instant upvote, haha! Seriously though, I think, like this guy suggests, if you avoid cookies on your site or use same site, your fine and cors is mostly a waste.
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2y ago
I read a cool study, apparently there’s a condition called “congenital insensitivity to pain” There’s some gene, that if it doesn’t work right, you can’t feel pain. I think it does what this drug targets, regulate sodium flow. Apparently th
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Haha this made me laugh. If our ancestors could see us commenting… “it took 4 milliseconds… should be faster”. So funny, I don’t understand how you even notice the difference win 4ms vs .4!
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2y ago
I made a simple one - https://dreamgenerator.ai . (If you pick the “High” image setting), but u have to subscribe to use it, otherwise it gives you stable diffusion.
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2y ago
These ideas are cool but I wonder how security works. Do you do like rate limiting and stuff like that?
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It upsets me that collaboration, and now the use of AI is considered “cheating”. By calling it cheating they are conditioning people to be stupid. You are supposed to work with others and it’s necessary. The people that learn to work with o
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As somebody who lived in Dallas and drove on the high five with some frequency, I had actually a lot of questions about the design of it. If somebody who understands this could explain I’d be happy. For one, a lot of the overpasses had two
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2y ago
As an American there are few times when I think the government did something awesome. But I’m amazed they are thinking of this. This so awesome. Plus the FAA will need to do this as we get more electric personal aircraft
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I am a competent coder. I have been a coder since I was in middle school. I know at least 10 languages, and I could write my own from scratch. I know c++ dart golang java html css javascript typescript lua react vue angular angularjs c# sw
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Ok I jumped on copilot when it first came out so I have been using it for a long time. Since I have been using it so long, I have a really good intuition of what it is “thinking” in every scenario and a pretty good idea of what it can do fo
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I’m working on getting a place with solar panels. I think that’s important for sustainability, plus who wants to have to be connected to the grid anyway?
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Exactly. It’s insanely helpful when u are a dev with experience in another language. You know what you want, you just don’t know the name of the functions, etc. so you put a comment // reverse list And it writes code in the proper
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I want to share something important with everybody. I read a long time ago that the Boeing CEO was cutting costs by outsourcing as much as possible. He said that this was the way forward and was financially wisest. This was before the MAX p
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To be honest, I was surprised by ChatGPT. I didn’t think we were close. We are running out of textual data now to train on… so now they have switched to VIDEO. Geez now they can train on all the VIDEOS on the internet. And when they finally
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After reading the wiki article on this building… no one in their right mind would ever go in. It should be condemned. It was intentionally built on sand. How in the world is that a good idea? Also, it is likely that some of these problems a
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All right, I have a suggestion. In the modern day, nobody should be able to be put in jail without a jury. The amount of times people go to jail based on somebody just literally, waking up on the wrong side of the bed is a lot higher than y
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Honestly what google was doing - scraping websites and keeping a database of them - was probably gray area of copyright law. So he’s probably saying that it worked out for Google. However, websites benefit from google doing that. It’s hard
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I like to look at things from first principles. Karma if you will. What u plant is what grows. Debit card interchange fee in America is so low! Credit card interchange fee is so high. I think it’s because u are making a “deal with the devil
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I personally use copilot for coding and find I code about 2-3 times faster. It’s become second nature… I get upset when I don’t have it, instead of happy when I do.
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