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jiggywiggy
4y ago
I know nothing off the internals, so this might be silly. But wouldn't it know a certain probility by which a token is correct?
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
The problem is chatgpt always answers. It's never, i don't know. So when you ask for five examples, or libraries it doesn't say I don't know. It will just generate the most likely ones. Which is a big issue in this case,
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
I'm not sure it will. I always thought coding was hard. But I came to conclusion writing is harder. But it could also be that they are reinforcing gpt by senior devs. But the writing in some cases maybe reinforced by "normal"
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
Maybe I haven't been patient enough but I use chat gpt 4 all the time for code. But to write real quality articles is quite hard to get right. It uses a lot of words, but a lot of fluffy filler sentences. With code it just seems to ge
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
You know what I mean
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
It will cause things to move much slower. But I'm thinking we are at the point where we need to move to burden of proof to being safe instead of it being unsafe.
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
Yeah and most ceramic solutions you have to be careful with the paint they use. There have been cases of issues in slow cookers. Glass is safest and extremely long lasting but indeed more difficult to work with.
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
It's not just teflon. It's most likely also going to be it's successors. Its going to deemed safe for a while till it's not. Most properties desired while at the same time being cheap and durable will leak and will not p
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
Fresh food logistics are horrible. Did fresh food online for a few years. Makes things almost impossible. The smart companies try to extent the shelf life as long as possible. And make storage easy. Plastic and chemicals are great for those
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
They are less affected by Instagram perfect images and social pressure like girls are. That's why I think it's more then just that.
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
Data is tricky. Many things happened the last decades to account for such things. It's hard to solely blame it on phones with cameras and Instagram. Although it's clear the huge impact it has. We already had social media like msn
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
Hmmm it might not have anything with to do with the massive money printing and forced low interest rates of the last decades...? Its not only the us dealing with this. In many Western countries a large part of the population has been incent
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
The initial goal was to make ai available to everyone. In the process of getting enough funds to build their vision they gave it to Microsoft.
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
I mean I love it, but I don't know what they mean with safety. With Zapier i can just hook into anything wanted, custom scripts etc. Seems like there are almost no limits with Zapier since I can either proxy it to my own api.
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
Its not interesting. It's a hack to have a don't be evil vibe and keeping the name "open" while they go against their own foundational principles.
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
Haha I see even more comments how pious they are to have managed to have max 2 or even zero subscriptions!
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
It was always unbelievable too me how much they hosted for free. I recklessly pushed over 100gbs of containers the last years, all free. Never made sense to me, even google doesn't do this anymore.
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
Whether it was a mistake or not. It's taken over. And many people have worked hard to make it a modern language the last 20 years. I've seen many attempts to take over js, thusfar they all failed. At the same time JS got more and
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
These tools are a waste of time. They take longer to learn then basic js and then in 3 years support is dropped you might have well learned a bit more js. It's a bit big but just run nextjs, it solves almost everything for you. Even de
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
Your last sentence doesn't make sense. You would expect yield to go up if ag tech is efficiënt. Profit going down is a sign of organisational change.
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
It won't be a problem for the best of us. But for the rest it might be. It means fewer can do even more. It might cause simply more software to be created or it might cause a shortage on the market. Or bit of both.
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
I've heard these warnings about pretty much all payment providers, even stripe, Mollie but also banks. Not sure anyone you can fully trust.
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
Not really sure why the fact that other services exist make this service less patronizing. Basic assumption is, we know you need coaching, you probably won't take it, so we will bribe you with basic necessities. It might work or might
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
Somehow the forced coaching feels patronizing.
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
It's just hard in general. So it will feel messy from the inside.
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
Yeah could have been clearer, e2e from all testing suites i mean. My point is not so much that human testing it's better, which it is, but also it ends up being more time efficiënt the maintaining test suites. Which can het quite time
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
To be honest. I would love testing to work. Have set up and maintained several unit test suites in Jest. Wrote several large e2e test suites in Cypress. I don't think anyone won time from simply having a manual checklist and testing ma
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
It was easy to build and was a hype at the time. Many devs gave it a shot. See Quora in 2014: https://www.quora.com/Why-have-most-personalized-news-startu...
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
It's wild people are still trying this. We were making these news aggragation websites 10 years ago all the time. There is even a Quora question about it I'm 2014: https://www.quora.com/Why-have-most-personalized-n
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jiggywiggy
4y ago
PRs are not easy to read in the commit history, a year later a commit message is mostly flat without context.
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