iraldir

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by iraldir 3y ago
GPT-4 would probably do a good job at that if the code is not sensitive
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by iraldir 3y ago
or people not wanting to run some random script on their machine
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by iraldir 3y ago
I've created a mostly empty repo for now, you can subscribe to it to know when I've uploaded the code: https://github.com/johanlajili/watashi/
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by iraldir 3y ago
With the link it might be easier: https://github.com/johanlajili/watashi
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by iraldir 3y ago
Hi, I've created the empty project here, I'll add the code soon enough, just subscribe for notifications in that repository if you'd like to get updated.
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by iraldir 3y ago
I've rewrote the "grammar prompt" for the helper tool on the right since the video and it does behave much better now. Although, as you say, you're limited by what 3.5 can do. But for GPT not correcting me, it's &qu
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by iraldir 3y ago
I made a similar tool for myself (to lean Japanese) with a more "phoenix wright" game like interface, that I plan on open sourcing. (A slightly older version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ip4BxbAc13g ) I thought
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by iraldir 3y ago
is that gpt-4 (with a paid subscription to chatGPT?) The difference is quite massive when it comes to hallucinations
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by iraldir 3y ago
if you pay chat gpt plus then yes everyone has had access for quite some time now
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by iraldir 3y ago
That's... brilliant. But I'm guessing the risk then is to fuel an alternative "pirate youtube". If you show ads that are blockable by adblocker, everyone, even power users, goes on the same platform to comment, share sub
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by iraldir 3y ago
Probably from users of more classical UI, this feels really unpleasant to me, like putting a tshirt backward. (not that it's a bad UI or anything, says more about me than your website)
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by iraldir 3y ago
The more interesting question for me here is the fact that it seems that ChatGPT updated to not be caught by this again according to the following tweet. Is that human intervention based on the tweet becoming popular? Or do they have an ins
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by iraldir 3y ago
The concept is appealing but the name seems reductory. Sourdough, despite its fame, is but one type of bread. Seing that you had another book called the bread code I went to check that out but it's marked deprecated by this one. So is
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by iraldir 3y ago
NextJS is the most plug and play option nowdays. It's not really Next + React as React is part of Next really. It's a NodeJS framework so it is also your backend, no need for anything separate. The DB is up to you but you can get
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by iraldir 3y ago
Very impressive. Interesting how the UI and voice does make me much more likely to have a conversation for having a conversation's sake rather than offloading some task to it like I do with chatGPT. It feels much more assertive than ch
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by iraldir 3y ago
"Not even the mighty power of blockchain can erase all of those issues" Maybe it's a good thing if journalists are replaced by AI after all...
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by iraldir 4y ago
Pretty awesome. Been using git for 10 years and I trully think its CLI is terrible. It's unintuitive, scary, and opaque. I'll give it a go. Pretty cool for a first year student, you've gut (pun intended) a good career ahead o
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by iraldir 4y ago
Incredibly frustrating that it does not have pictures of the end results (as in folded and everything)
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by iraldir 4y ago
most of the time my wife is there to look after our 16 month old baby when I cook, but there are occasions when she's not. Usually in those cases I sit her in her high chair next to me in the kitchen, and entertain her by giving her ki
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by iraldir 4y ago
First because it's not an either-or situation. Marketing works by finding different channels and approaches. You could say "in a world with video, why would people pay for an ad on a bus stop" with the same logic. Secondly be
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by iraldir 4y ago
Aren't those just different vision of what the third iteration of the web platform will / should / can be? Should I call mine 3.0.0 to differenciate it and introduce some proper semver whilst I'm at it?
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by iraldir 4y ago
It could. But that's not how you make a 10 billion valuation worth it. Much like facebook could have been a way to make us more connected to one another and less divided, but we all know how that went
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by iraldir 4y ago
How so? I was curious if my memory was wrong but wikipedia seems to agree with me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_2.0 , what is your definition of web 2.0?
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Chat GPT is the birth of the real Web 3.0, and it's not going to be fun(lajili.com)
386 points by iraldir 4y ago|371 comments
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by iraldir 4y ago
no no, see other replies. My wife jokes about this love between France and Japan so much that I tend to forget it's not common knowledge
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by iraldir 4y ago
I mean, yes... and? It's a pretty image is it not?
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by iraldir 4y ago
Yeah very much so, maybe even more. As noted, the main lense that people use to discover Japan is animes, which is obviously pretty far from what real Japan is like. Especially the work culture in traditional companies is a massive shock fo
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by iraldir 4y ago
thanks, corrected
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by iraldir 4y ago
I definitely know it's wrong, but whether it's a pure typo, or an overcompensation which my brain somehow converted into typing, I wouldn't know. That's definitely a thing though (hilariously shown in what the fuck franc
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by iraldir 4y ago
sorry it's almost a meme at this point that France has a thing for Japan and vice versa. The 90s in particular were ripe with animes on the main French channel, lots of collaboration between France and Japan. We got Japanese movies in

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