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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
That which can be destroyed by the truth should be.
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
It's not a joke that one of the hardest problems is naming things. So many promising products and businesses shoot themselves in the foot by choosing a name that hurts adoption.
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
Right? This whole thread is more reddit than HN
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
Find a partner maybe? That's my theory of why I'm not a unicorn CEO yet.
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
Interview with coding and design is nonstandard and possibly illegal? We must be living in different timelines.
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
More likely too frequent use. Psychedelics twist reality, doing them too often definitely leaves a mark. Eventually you have trouble telling what's real and what's not even when you're sober.
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
Yes
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
I would just use a cloud product like Google drive or Google notes for this. Then at the end of the day paste it into the correct location in the log. I've thought about this type of tracking in the past, but I haven't been confid
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
Drinking doesn't mean getting drunk, except to college kids. No friend of mine ever drinks to the point of slurring speech, it's a sign of a problem in an adult and quite distasteful. Drinking with friends is fun, getting drunk is
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
California is a great example of being terrible in most cases.
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
Grouchiness may be correlated with age but not all older people are grouchy. Maybe it's actually caused by feeling useless and unloved.
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
This is so sad but true. In my experience, most doctors learn approximately nothing after graduating medical school. The miracle of AI will be that it will replace these useless people.
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
This is a good point, thank you. I don't think anyone here would argue against this feature if it was 100% accurate. However, mandating something that has many reports of erroneous activation seems like overreach.
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
Exactly. It's 0.92% of the 38,000 car crash deaths in the US annually. I agree, this is noise and honestly it doesn't make sense the NHTSA would even consider a mandatory "safety" feature like this for that small of an e
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
I agree with this. After entering my card into Toast once, now from any restaurant I can scan the code, enter my tip amount and I'm done. So much better than using either cash or a card.
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
No, and we can't trust it to big government either. This is my belief and fear, the government will or has already implanted itself with open AI exactly like they did with Twitter. So now we will have the most powerful corporation in t
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
I don't see why existing actors would play into the picture at all. By that time there will be famous AI actors. And you can license the model for $99 per film!
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
Thank you. Because what you're talking about is blind trust in someone who has been put into a position of supposed authority. I can't bring myself to do it - I don't know these people so until I'm presented with credibl
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
For chemicals that cause illnesses that take decades to show up, it's my guess that we will never find all of them, and there are likely a lot of them out there. It's a hard problem. Maybe it can be helped by using modelling techn
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
This tracks since 90% of all Java code is boilerplate.
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
It's still available, just cloned it.
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
This is the one thing that makes me hate Apple with the fire of a thousand suns. I can't send a video message to my iphone friends without it looking like it came from 1995.
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
Seems like it refers to bio-energy exchange - the mosquitos eat something, other animals eat the mosquitos. Another way of saying they are a major part of the food chain.
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by hallway_monitor 3y ago
Yep exactly. I guess I haven't hit the 25 messages in 3 hours limit, but whenever there's an API or library I'm not familiar with. I can get my exact example in about 10 seconds from ChatGPT 4
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by hallway_monitor 4y ago
You may have luck if you frame it in terms of an investment. Spend the time now to fix your alerts, add playbooks, improve process - because you immediately start enjoying the benefits. Less time spent on support means higher velocity. Th
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by hallway_monitor 4y ago
Once we can run our own personal, private LLMs it will definitely open up a world of possibilities. Actually applications like this will probably be implemented on the cloud-based models, since 98% of the public does not care about privacy
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by hallway_monitor 4y ago
I hope so. You already need to meet someone in person to get a true feel for them. There are so many things that don't come throug video. Smell, for instance, generally plays an important role in our perception.
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by hallway_monitor 4y ago
It has plugins now. It can search the web. It's connected to Wolfram. Zapier. It can do things . Even before that you could hack something together. I told it how to request an image be included in responses - it includes [fluffy un
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by hallway_monitor 4y ago
You sure about that? The more I interact with LLMs and learn how they operate, the more it seems to me like people operate on very similar principles and algorithms with their use of language.
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by hallway_monitor 4y ago
Seems Pretty Good to me! Better than I could do anyway. Bard is a joke compared to GPT-4: "Write a limerick about a dog" There once was a dog from the pound Whose bark had a curious sound With a wag and a woof, He&#x27

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