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hm-nah
3y ago
Medium clickbait
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hm-nah
3y ago
HahaaH!! After intently reading the first few paragraphs, I remembered that I have to mow the yard! Off now to that place of self-discipline.
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3y ago
Practical documentation. Developed personalized markdown snippets for entire work day (Work Journal), and individual tasks (Meeting Notes, Deep Work, Support Tickets, etc.). Been keeping track of every work day for 2 years. Next steps are t
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hm-nah
3y ago
Rest In Peace hero.
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3y ago
Dare ya to download that PDF!!
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3y ago
“* According to a fun and non-scientific evaluation with GPT-4. Further rigorous evaluation is needed.”
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3y ago
I don’t think they do. From what I can see, Azure OpenAI is just a forwarder to the OpenAI instance. The big benefits are AAD auth and the ability to put a proxy (APIM, etc.) on the OpenAI endpoint to do quality control, metering, logging,
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3y ago
I think these guys could benefit from better prompts. When I use chat prompting… - system: sets the context for the bot - “You are…” - “Act like…” - “Pretend…” - assistant: specifies the task to be performed - “Classify…” -
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3y ago
It’s not deleted… https://github.com/microsoft/guidance/blob/8677f3aa269e05ecb...
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3y ago
Are these efforts scientifically-driven or necessity-driven? Are we taking it as a given that humanity will not last here on earth, thus we NEED to find other habitable planets? Is it because it’s already too late here? Is it because humani
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4y ago
Why does a double mezcal at Slims Last Chance cost $24.50 before the tip?!
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4y ago
I don’t brake for LLM responses in public forums.
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4y ago
Many of the Amish I crossed paths with on the train were taking it south to Mexico for medical procedures.
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4y ago
Part of the allure! “We’ll get ya there…sometime.” It’s not their fault. Passenger trains in the US run almost exclusively on freight lines. They are high risk, low revenue…burdens(?) from that perspective.
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I’ve taken Amtrak in the loop Sea-Chi-TX-LosAng-Sea both forward and backwards. It’s nice going through Glacier Natl Park and surrounding areas in Spring. Get a sleeper car! Plush. Especially if you’re single. It was cool (in my young days)
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4y ago
Hahaha!! Yep! I rode the Coast Starlight north through the Sierra Nevadas(?) 15-20 years ago. It was a 24hour trip, and I was delayed 24hours. We hit a pedestrian then an avalanche had us back up 2-3 hours until a Greyhound picked us up and
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4y ago
Laurelism. As in resting on one’s own.
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6y ago
Myriad of inputs from ancient on-prem FTP and mainframe to data uploaded to Azure Storage containers. Azure Data Factory migrating all inputs to Azure Data Lake(s). Different visualization tools for on-prem and cloud. On-prem is a messy tur
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6y ago
You can use Mermaid in your markdown files.
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6y ago
03 Greedo sounds pretty much the same... "...choppa make ya do a backflip, redrum..." Translated: "My gun has so much power it will blow you over backwards, murder". Why is anyone still listening to this type of content?
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6y ago
If you're excited by a simple, Seuss-esque rhyming pattern with hollow lyrics. Its rather the trap beat and vocoder that appeal (to anyone); viral sounds; ear worms; thats about it. Nothing moving the culture ahead. Nothing revolution