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Rome's Hidden Killer(ideastronaut.com)
12 points by imdsm 3y ago|19 comments
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The Lost Colony of Roanoke(ideastronaut.com)
2 points by imdsm 3y ago|0 comments
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by imdsm 3y ago
This is absolutely it. As a professional, GPT-4 is a force multiplier. It allows me to do much more than I could without it. I don't work in any restricted orgs so I fully embrace -- become reliant -- upon it. It is the same as typing
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by imdsm 3y ago
Been using it for years now, can't fault it, but I don't do too much with it
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by imdsm 3y ago
Time to sword fight outside the offi... oh we all work remotely now.
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Amazon Prime Video to Have Ads in UK from February(bbc.co.uk)
4 points by imdsm 3y ago|2 comments
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by imdsm 3y ago
Looks pretty good. I wonder how intuitive it'll feel to work with the chat panel open at the side — that'll take some adjustment, but I might give it a go and see how I get on. See if there's a net productivity increase and w
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by imdsm 3y ago
Typical Google UX. Get API key, takes me to makersuite, where I get a create API key button that errors. Then when I reload the page, I get a straight forbidden page. HP said it best, you have to isolate the team from the bigger company to
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by imdsm 3y ago
I love this. Must be a lot of fun to work on it!
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by imdsm 3y ago
You're doing great work. Please don't let the SSDs die again Mark, or we'll have to go back to doing actual work. (I miss the days of slow compilers.)
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by imdsm 3y ago
Is this the same as gpt-engineer or a stealth startup on the back of it? Sounds really interesting!
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by imdsm 3y ago
Re: user upwardbound and your now deleted comment on extinction: Not all e/acc accept extinction. Extinction may and very well could happen at the hands of humans, with the potentially pending sudden ice age we're about to hit, or
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by imdsm 3y ago
It definitely had many of us interested and I'd read the book if it had reveals in it, but each to their own
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by imdsm 3y ago
Could you share the name of the illness/pathogen? Very curious.
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by imdsm 3y ago
> Complaining on the Internet is unlikely to give you the relief you seek. Unlikely but not impossible. In this case, it's less about the apps or the developer and more about the lack of specificity. If Apple suspend accounts withou
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by imdsm 3y ago
How apt. This happened a few months ago. I thought there was a lightning strike outside that woke me up, I remember a flash and a crack, and woke up. But there wasn't a storm. I checked radar, satellite, nothing. No strikes. Went back
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by imdsm 3y ago
It was an "Oh" moment, but on the other hand, it'd be like laughing at text-davinci-003 when you realised how basic it really was, and yet, it has led us to GPT-4 and, much as Windows 3.1 was amazing back in the day, now it&#
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by imdsm 3y ago
And thus the divide between decels and accels came to the fore. The decels wanted to destroy OpenAI (the mission) to stop progress on Q*. This is like a jigsaw but bit by bit, the picture is coming together.
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by imdsm 3y ago
That's exactly the point. I'm C level, but at heart, I'm a hacker and and engineer, and have been for what, 24 years now (sobering). Reflecting on this isn't a criticism (though we all know how touchy engineer-types can
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by imdsm 3y ago
Hi Jason, I don't think my conversation was antagonistic, I was just probing. I expected to hear Claude or Claude v2 or 2.1 etc. I then thought it was strange that it couldn't answer any of what seemed to be specific questions. He
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by imdsm 3y ago
I don't know what version claude.ai is currently running (apparently 2.1 is live, see below) but it's terrible compared to GPT-4. See below conversation I just had. > Claude 2.1 is available now in our API, and is also powering
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Embrace, Extend, and Extinguish(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by imdsm 3y ago|0 comments
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by imdsm 3y ago
Is it the case that the disease continues to progress, so the absolute efficacy of the stimulation lowers over time, and becomes ineffectual?
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by imdsm 3y ago
And yet in a way I find this refreshing
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by imdsm 3y ago
1 pm PST — path /create
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by imdsm 3y ago
1 pm PST
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by imdsm 3y ago
Imagine a "GPT" that could generate websites and provide you with a live deployment as you change it using natural language. A website builder GPT that is primed to output and design in a decent way, that has all the prep beforeha
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by imdsm 3y ago
Run it in the nebula!
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by imdsm 3y ago
Is this considered OTA given space is a vacuum? Also, I've had some scary deployments in my time but this would take the biscuit!
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by imdsm 3y ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one that has always wanted to do this but hasn't been able to. Requires a certain dedication of time & energy that many of us (especially 30s+) just don't really have. I was going to ask ess

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