jack_pp

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by jack_pp 9mo ago
and grandmas don't root their devices.
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by jack_pp 9mo ago
That's one kind of stupidity. Actually firing the golden goose is one step further
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by jack_pp 9mo ago
Well probably OP won't be affected because management is very pleased with him and his output, why would they fire him? Hire someone who can probably have better output than him for 10% more money or someone who might have the same
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by jack_pp 9mo ago
This sounds like it would take a huge amount of tokens. I've never used agents so could you disclose how much you pay for it?
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by jack_pp 10mo ago
I'm sorry but I'm not familiar with the context you mention, have not worked in a job where I had to communicate with clients and I find it hard to imagine a job where a junior would have to communicate with a client on a 2 hour t
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by jack_pp 10mo ago
> well I can't leave a task with the LLM and come back to it tomorrow You could actually just do that, leave an agent on a problem you would give a junior, go back on your main task and whenever you feel like it check the agent&#x27
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by jack_pp 10mo ago
Recently they added a setting for default language
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by jack_pp 10mo ago
Never gonna happen. Cash has no intrinsic value exccept maybe for use in fire / toiler paper. GPUs while currently inflated in price will always find enough value. Their price might go down 50-75% but never 99%
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by jack_pp 10mo ago
Is political correctness necessary to have a thriving community / open source project? Linux seems to be doing fine. I wouldn't personally care either way but it is non-obvious to me that the first version would actually hurt the
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
> And for context, search advertising is 40% of digital ad revenue. But all the search companies have their own AI so how would OAI make money in this sector?
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
Maybe don't use JavaScript on the backend.
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
I'd like to see you make popcorn or an omelette in a kettle. Or heat up rice / soup / stew
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
I might get worried when mainstream computers won't be able to run Linux. Until then.. I'm not worried. Seems there are efforts to bring openness to platforms that inherently have an interest to resist it and while the progress is
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
I'd say the only ones capable of really approaching anything like scientific understanding of how to prompt these for maximum efficacy are the providers not the users. Users can get a glimpse and can try their best to be scientific in
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
Maybe have Claude coordinate Codex?
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
I view it more as fun and spicy. Now we are moving away from the paradigm that the computer is "the dumbest thing in existence" and that requires a bit of flailing around which is exciting! Folk magic is (IMO) a necessary step in
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
So if different LLMs have different political views then you're saying it's more likely they trained on different data than that they're being manipulated to suit their owners interest?
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
You get music discovery, radios, go to album, go to artist
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
+1, this is the most annoying YouTube feature I've ever come across. Gave them feedback on it.. maybe more people should complain
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
Scratch that I thought it was a different version. The one you linked has no support for filtergraphs so isn't even comparable to the old one.
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
Thing is, if you want to use LLMs for mockups you got to use the old one.
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
That sounds good, save the LLM generated workflows and have them edited by more seasoned users. Or you could go one step further and create a special workflow which would allow you to define some inputs and iterate with an LLM until the use
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
Oh I have no doubt that I could but I don't see why since linux already does what I need and I don't see any compelling reason to switch. I was just curious to see what all the hype was about with the new m1 CPUs and give it a s
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
I have written a lot of ffmpeg-python and plain ffmpeg commands using LLMs and while I am amazed at how good Gemini or chatGPT can handle ffmpeg prompts it is still not 100% so this seems to me like a big gamble on your part. However it mig
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
I agree, I suggest using this instead : https://github.com/kkroening/ffmpeg-python . While not perfect once you figure it out it is far easier to use and you can wrap more complicated workflows and reuse them later.
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
As someone who has used ffmpeg for 10+ years maintaining a relatively complex backend service that's basically a JSON to ffmpeg translator I did not fully understand this article. Like the Before vs after section doesn't even seem
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
Heh, shortcut muscle memory is the reason I returned my Mac mini one week after trying it. I sure am not gonna remap my brain for apple after 20 years of Linux and windows.
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
That's like saying you shouldn't have to sanitize your database inputs because you never asked for people to SQL inject your database. This stance is truly mind boggling to me
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
if u absolutely want a sexual metaphor it's more like you snuck into the world record for how many sexual parteners a woman can take in 24h and even tho you aren't on the list you still got to smash. solution is the same, implemen
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by jack_pp 11mo ago
here's my analogy, it's like you own a museum and you require entrance by "secret" password (your user agent filtering or what not). the problem is the password is the same for everyone so would you be surprised when som

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