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by jasfi 3y ago
There's a wrong way and a right way to use ChatGPT/AI tools for scientific publishing. The right way is as a source of ideas and for feedback. The wrong way asking ChatGPT to write anything for you, which is sent off to be publish
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by jasfi 3y ago
The UI looks incredible! Well done, this is a great idea executed nicely. Are you the only one building this?
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Sure, but it's weak AGI for now. Obviously strong AGI is on the way, thanks to LLMs.
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You might want to try Ashwagandha. It's an adaptogen that works really well to reduce stress. You must try it beforehand though to find a dose that works for you. I personally can only take it once, when feeling stressed, never daily o
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by jasfi 3y ago
What's your assessment of the biggest blocking issues for something like this to be practically useful? From what I've seen of AutoGPT things seem to fall apart, in that the goals never quite seem to be achieved once anything more
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by jasfi 3y ago
Agreed, if you have some sort of limit, then it seems that AWS Lambda has a limitation you could hit with Prisma. Prisma has some support for joins with relations: https://www.prisma.io/docs/concepts/components&#x2
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by jasfi 3y ago
Just to add, yoga should really be done using a variety of stretches for your whole body. A professional trainer can also show you how to do the stretches properly. I often go straight to what I know works for me though.
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by jasfi 3y ago
Some things that have worked for me: - Fish oil. - Getting enough protein. - Yoga. Especially for tight forearms and shoulders.
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I'm quite sure that was Joe Weider.
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This is probably the next step for the LLM providers. They need to find ways to increase quality, and for code, there are many options. Perhaps code repos could get in on this too.
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It would have been fun if there had been responses (as requested). But perhaps it's not funny in the current job climate.
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My interpretation when watching Fight Club was that Tyler Durden meant you become your job. But at that point, when you're a working adult, you are that job, so you may as well say that you are your job.
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by jasfi 3y ago
True, but I think that's the point for many of the companies making these offers. An good upfront deal with a plan to secure a big customer in the future if the startup works out.
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Ask HN: Who wants to be fired? (October 2023)
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The LLM's best role is this context is as a trusted, knowledgeable advisor/teacher. It works so well because there's no negative psychology that can be introduced, because you know the LLM isn't a human. Like the comment
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They should be smart enough to know when you ask the wrong questions. Perhaps they aren't there yet, but that's likely where they are going.
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The intention of pg_branch is to optimize this process. They mention two problems: 1. The template database can't have active connections during the CREATE DATABASE process. 2. The CREATE DATABASE from a template database can be slow f
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by jasfi 3y ago
He does seem to be very political.
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He's likely speaking of unskilled immigrants that get into a country illegally. This type, in large enough quantities, could destabilize a country. How could they not? The question is, is this happening in quantities that large. If any
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I suspect so. But we need a way to find out what it's made of and measure it. It seems to be very elusive in that regard.
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Social media already capitalized on both of those.
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In the last 10 years there have been too many cool new programming languages vying for programmers. Nim is in a similar situation, why isn't it growing more? The problem is that one of the key factors in choosing a language is existing
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by jasfi 3y ago
If you know I'm a human being, like you are, then you can safely assume I'm conscious. As far as writing messages alone, that could be software.
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It's accepted that we are, by consensus, because of what we experience individually. We know that scientific proof is lacking, although perhaps scientists in the field may disagree, I don't know for sure.
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We're scaling up what computers can do. They still have as much consciousness as a rock (none). Don't lose sight of what they are, just because their capabilities seem human-like.
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There's another type of player you shouldn't underestimate: companies that base their business model on hosting Open Source models. The consumers will pay far less than they do for GPT-4, and perhaps in a year or two, for sometime
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by jasfi 3y ago
I don't understand how the FDA could have given approval for human trials, after what happened to those monkeys. I thought that the FDA was quite stringent about these things. Aren't there published guidelines for what constitutes
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by jasfi 3y ago
LLM generated UIs sound interesting, but would likely ensure nightmarish bugs. But if it can be done, someone will try it. I might try it.
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The title makes it sound like The Matrix.
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You need to evolve with changes in tech. A technology evangelist should focus more on networking, attending conferences and talking to executives, in person if possible. That is, focus on the human touch. Another avenue is that of influence

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