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by ilaksh 3y ago
A reasonably precise although not universal definition could be to take the data points from the study in relation to the use of those terms in the study. I think the main idea though is that there is some structure in the memory that resem
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by ilaksh 3y ago
It's not just cars but the whole system built around them that is completely out of date. If we want a really high tech transportation system it will be vastly more feasible in a greenfield city design that is a somewhat radical depart
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by ilaksh 3y ago
One thing that is clouding this discussion is that most people are mixing up a lot of different characteristics that animals like humans have as if they were all the same thing. So for many people they don't really distinguish between
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by ilaksh 3y ago
Have you used GPT-4?
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by ilaksh 3y ago
I taught myself Turbo Pascal in middle school (34 years ago) and C/C++ in high school. (Both typed). Over the years, I have done programming with C, C++, Java, C#, PHP, Python, OCaml, Lua, Nim, Golang, Rust, Objective-C, Flash, Bash,
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by ilaksh 3y ago
As someone who usually prefers JavaScript over TypeScript but has used many typed languages over the years and generally finds then easier to work with in a way, I agree that one should not pre-judge based on something like that. But he&#x2
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by ilaksh 3y ago
Sounds amazing. Looking forward to a pricing page and a simple way to sign up and create an API key.
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by ilaksh 3y ago
For me it's not jobs but contracts and I find them most easily on Upwork. It's not ideal for multiple reasons starting with the low rates, but this seems to be by far the place with the most projects that are easiest to get. I als
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by ilaksh 3y ago
SDXL can do text kind of. Also isn't DALLE-3 a diffusion model? But yeah overall diffusion has not generally been able to do it at all before.
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by ilaksh 3y ago
If you really need to feed in a lot of text then look into Claude 2 because it has a 100000 token context window. But Claude 2 or GPT-4 out of the box can probably do a reasonable job of that question without your having to feed the text in
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by ilaksh 3y ago
Maybe Notion, Airtable, nocodb
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by ilaksh 3y ago
LLMs/multimodal large models are looking for something like this. They will easily absorb the gains.
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by ilaksh 3y ago
Somewhat random, but spreadsheets continued to evolve after VisiCalc (obviously). Here is one by the inventor of VisiCalc, Dan Bricklin, on github: https://github.com/DanBricklin/socialcalc Audrey Tang (who happens to
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by ilaksh 3y ago
It's v3 actually and it's going okay but I am spending more of my time and energy on a small contract to pay the bills. I got a little bit of progress on v3 this weekend though.
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by ilaksh 3y ago
I think one thing that can surprisingly interfere with communication, especially in small teams, are issue tracking tools. They encourage indirect communication which is often ineffective or counterproductive. For example, people may start
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by ilaksh 3y ago
I wish I had an answer. But in case it helps in any way, I built a few different versions of my product and had over 800 sign ups over the course of four or five months during which it was free. Most of them seemed to try it at least a litt
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by ilaksh 3y ago
Lol. So even the dumb version actually did your task, just not in a very convincing or "genuine" way. Pattern matching can be used for inference and GPT-4 does it very effectively. 3.5 turbo is relatively brittle and maybe 20 IQ p
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by ilaksh 3y ago
Training involved collecting and preparing a massive dataset and they can't just add to it on the fly without restarting the training. Training the model took a long time. Once they had the initial trained model they needed to test it.
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by ilaksh 3y ago
People were already just asking ChatGPT. I don't believe there is any such fundamental limitation, especially when you look say two years down the road and don't limit yourself to language-only models or the AI models of today. Al
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by ilaksh 3y ago
Use ChatGPT and Python. Get the kid their own ChatGPT Plus account (may need a cheap Android phone). Add Custom Instructions in the settings explaining that they are X years old and the job is to tutor them in programming. Make sure you tea
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by ilaksh 3y ago
https://colorcomputerarchive.com/repo/Documents/Manuals/Hard...
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by ilaksh 3y ago
How long? It started months ago. That's the fundamental reason why there was such a falling out between Stack Overflow executives and the moderators. People will say it was just the way they handled the interactions, which was part of
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by ilaksh 3y ago
I have already built a system that puts ChatGPT in a loop with the output of programs and running commands. It can be pretty effective. It's even more effective when you can limit the domain somewhat to things that can fit in the cont
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by ilaksh 3y ago
Right. It seems like LLMs can be both a huge advantage for one-on-one instruction, but at the same time could just do many tasks for you. Code generation AI systems will continue to get better rapidly. They are not just language models anym
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by ilaksh 3y ago
I was answering the thrust of his question which seemed to be aiming for a restricted retro environment that would force some kind of technical problem solving skills without allowing kids to just run Steam or something. That BASIC book is
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by ilaksh 3y ago
He's 67. How could he not look old? There are a ton of aging celebrities these days.
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by ilaksh 3y ago
I meant like a type of lighting fixture that gives off full spectrum light.
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by ilaksh 3y ago
"Near-death" experiences. Obviously, they didn't actually die when their heart stopped. At least, it should be obvious. It seems dangerous that some of this is tainted by mysticism. That sort of thing will make doctors less l
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by ilaksh 3y ago
Is it just full spectrum light or specific UV sections? I wonder if future building codes will require some type of intermittent full spectrum or UV light in certain areas. Maybe in a bathroom with a timer that shuts it off a few seconds af
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by ilaksh 3y ago
I believe the fact that it's in Discord is actually the main reason it became so popular so fast. The number one thing that makes something popular is other people already doing it. When you go into a Discord and you are watching hundr

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