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by hxugufjfjf 10mo ago
I've been building specific tools in languages and frameworks I don't understand, nor have ever found time to learn. So the producitvity boost is hard to measure; its a "what's 0 times how fast the LLM can do it" ty
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by hxugufjfjf 10mo ago
Thought the same! Was a bit interested in learning Nix for a moment.
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by hxugufjfjf 10mo ago
It reminded me so much of the Goldeneye N64 menu and I got hit with a wave of nostalgia!
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
I’m honestly not sure, but comparing an LLM to a child or a «junior developer» is becoming a trope at this point. I think we can have interesting discussions around its capabilities without reducing advanced technology down to these leaky a
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
How would that lead to any kind of discussion? With this logic, everybody would ignore things they disagree with and only comment on things they agree with. Maybe I misunderstood the comment.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
Interesting!
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
Privacy Badger, 1Password, HTTPS Everywhere, Dark Reader, to name a few.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
I wasn’t offended in any way, shape or form. I don’t want you to change your previous message. It’s all good.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
I’m not following
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
I enjoy the bug too. I’m just tired of people talking about ChatGPT as if it was a human or otherwise sentient being. That’s all.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
Fair point
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
Being kind involves using words like please. I was not snarky and if I came across that way I apologize. I am curious why people keep doing this even though I might not have conversed it that way.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
No. There are many good, secure browser extensions.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
It's extremely good at explaining technical things like solving programming problems.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
Please stope anthropomorphizing LLMs like this. Its so tiring.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
You ask it to explain its reasoning step by step. This has also proven to yield more accurate results. Look into Chain of Thought
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
They have. There was a post on HN earlier today about a 17% decrease or something on SO.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
There is one. OpenAI has not yet given you access (waitlist).
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
I was just pointing out the fact that they said "This needs to sit on your face for 8 hours or more." when it is limited by the fact that it will only be available for the 2 first hours.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
It was a joke.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
Its not a full laptop replacement if it doesn't come with a keyboard.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
It has a battery life of 2 hours.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
Then how do you learn it?
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
Its shared, just not simultaneously. Its more a shared experience of «we all went through this suffering earlier»
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
I find this the case, but I've also found anomalies where I one day watch a movie that's been in my watchlist for years. One day something that seems stale just seems new again. Not sure why.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
It also consistently insists, breaks functionality and nags you to try and get you to use the app instead of the browser. Its barely useable from a mobile browser.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
How long would the currently 17 people in space survive if every human on planet earth was eradicated?
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
No issues here. I write a ton of Rust every day with GPT and it just keeps getting better.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
You’re right. I mistakenly thought this was a response to the latest drama show.
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by hxugufjfjf 3y ago
fair point

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