jackphilson

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by jackphilson 3y ago
The problem isn't that mental capacity is finite, it's not (or the limit is too high to be relevant). The problem is that by spending time learning esoteric knowledge, you're only displacing time for more applicable knowledge
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by jackphilson 3y ago
are there more accepted alternatives to this, or is this optimal?
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by jackphilson 3y ago
1. What stocks should I buy to invest in this? 2. How good of an idea is this?
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by jackphilson 3y ago
Can we compress this prompt so it doesn't clog up the context window as much?
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by jackphilson 3y ago
This seems like one of the first things they would check for though, right?
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by jackphilson 3y ago
I think the jump from 1->2 ppl telling me it's the greatest cafe ever is a bigger jump than the jump from 0->1. Thus I think it would be more like a logarithmic curve.
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by jackphilson 3y ago
Is a creator of any of these flash games on here?
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by jackphilson 3y ago
And that's how you get black mirror - hang the DJ
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by jackphilson 3y ago
The words "are all you need" are all you need
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by jackphilson 3y ago
iphone has had millions and millions of dollars of research and development
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by jackphilson 3y ago
Well, they're not doing every job, just making sure that everyone is doing every job correctly according to their vision.
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by jackphilson 3y ago
don't know if referrals are okay, might lead to a conflict of interest
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by jackphilson 3y ago
This is the future of learning. You have a skill in it, learn to monetize it. Will benefit both of us, as you are more incentivized to do it if you can make money
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by jackphilson 3y ago
If you're trying to learn networking, better to start off with the foundational knowledge rather than jump straight into the code. Right now I'm going through the networking section on https://teachyourselfcs.com/
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by jackphilson 3y ago
what system prompt do you use? im trying to find one for learning complex CS concepts
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by jackphilson 3y ago
And this just generalizes to the recurring problem of individualism vs collectivism. Government regulation is the answer, but it's not being applied efficiently here
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by jackphilson 3y ago
or just let the free market run it's course.
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by jackphilson 3y ago
turing test, especially through text, is one of the easiest problems for AI to beat. it'll probably be indistinguishable in like 1 yr
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by jackphilson 3y ago
this doesn't make sense. take it to it's logical conclusion and say there's a site that allows anyone to pirate with minimal friction with one click. Still think piracy isn't lost sales?
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by jackphilson 3y ago
perhaps we should remodel our educational system towards content that had a great deal of time spent creating it rather than a slideshow created last night. if only there was this medium that allowed information to be duplicated all over th
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by jackphilson 4y ago
Calling it: chess games in the future will be a battle between two prompts.
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by jackphilson 4y ago
What is it that makes the images of the houses so unsettling? It's similar to "uncanny valley" or "liminal space" but they don't seem to fit too well in either of those categories
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by jackphilson 4y ago
Blade Runner 2049
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by jackphilson 4y ago
I don't think the purpose of notes is to retain information. It is to more quickly re-obtain information that has already been obtained. Handwriting is considerably slower than typing for this purpose. To retain information, use spaced
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by jackphilson 4y ago
Now imagine if all education were like this. What if there was a market that incentivized the creation of top-quality educational content like this? Create it for one topic, usable forever.
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by jackphilson 4y ago
how expensive was that domain name lol
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Tetris in Conway's Game of Life(codegolf.stackexchange.com)
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