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by jonchurch_ 3y ago
The knowledge that I can end a given session by closing my eyes feels very good and natural. It also gives it a bit of a "game" type of experience. But I'd encourage you to think about the experience you're trying to cre
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by jonchurch_ 3y ago
Very cool stuff! Definitely feels like an intersection of art and programming. Not a lot of websites I pull up make me feel like I am connecting with an actual person staring back at me, however brief. Quite likely because, well, they'
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by jonchurch_ 3y ago
Im not a 3d artist, but I still find Ian Hubert's blender tutorials[1] very cool to watch. He comes off as an artist who immensely enjoys their craft. I have also really enjoyed his Dynamo Dream series [2] which are a labor of love for
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by jonchurch_ 3y ago
Seems to be related to wordpress and working with translations. Haven't been able to pin if it is wordpress core related, or specific plugins. When you find those results on google, all the sites I saw it on were using wordpress. It se
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by jonchurch_ 3y ago
It's all mocked, so you're not really Hannah, and you're not really launching instances. Their console is open source, and when you run it in dev mode locally this is also what you see.
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by jonchurch_ 3y ago
I didnt find an article about actual hacks carried out with that technique, but here’s a HN discussion [1] from this month about a paper on the topic. From that discussion it sounds like you need to train on data captured from the actual ta
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by jonchurch_ 3y ago
The paper states it was instruction fine tuned with synthetic data (LLM generated instructions) ala another paper (“Unnatural Instructions: Tuning Language Models with (Almost) No Human Labor”). The github repo associated with that paper is
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by jonchurch_ 3y ago
Guessing by the 'Ghost-Fastly' header in the response, I'd say Ghost. Edit: Oh there's also plenty of references in the HTML, as well as it literally saying "Published with Ghost" in the footer which I just not
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by jonchurch_ 3y ago
The price of Apollo according to their website [1] is $1.50/month subscription for their highest tier (Ultra), or a $5 one time payment for their secondary tier (Pro). [1] https://apolloapp.io/pro-ultra/
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by jonchurch_ 3y ago
Also wanted to say this is a really cool tool, ty for mentioning it. I fall into the category of developers using LLMs every single day, for both answering questions while working, and also for more exploratory “bounce ideas off the wall” e
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by jonchurch_ 3y ago
For folks finding this, as of time of writing, most Clients out there are using V1 of the API, which is not compatible with the current V2. Thats why you cant login to v1 clients with the v2 token you get from following the quickstart. Join
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by jonchurch_ 4y ago
If I was going to have a pet AI who’s brain was largely in the cloud, Id put the ghost in an old machine =]
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by jonchurch_ 4y ago
It bears mentioning that the mission of OpenAI is to work towards AGI. ChatGPT is, in the view of OpenAI, one step among many along the way. How it fits into their vision, no clue. But they are certainly happy to monetize this toy to contin
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by jonchurch_ 4y ago
This page is blocked by archive.org, so we cannot record the url there. I think this would be an interesting page to allow archives of.
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by jonchurch_ 4y ago
One of the creators (Tarn, specifically) does interviews fairly often, talking about the game and progress. Here's a video telling a very famous story about tracking down a bug that involved alcoholic cats https://www.youtu
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by jonchurch_ 4y ago
Think they meant “building codes” as in “what are you legally allowed to build on your own land”. Laws governing structures and how they are constructed.
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by jonchurch_ 5y ago
Interestingly, that point is listed in the wiki article under his "shortcomings". (According to Édouard Toulouse, his contemporary and a psychologist who wrote a book about Poincaré)
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by jonchurch_ 5y ago
"Doubly managerial" is what threw me, but it's meant to be a little tongue in cheek. The linked source is specifically the Linux Kernel "Management" Style Guide, and is poking fun at management in general. Another t
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by jonchurch_ 5y ago
Please do add an option to play a video of a large zoom meeting where someone is talking nonstop and others are shaking their heads in disagreement.
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by jonchurch_ 5y ago
Can someone advise if the script is idempotent? That's something I've never bothered with my own setup scripts, but really would be satisfying. Hoping to nerd snipe someone here =]
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by jonchurch_ 6y ago
Found the link to the HN discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19276113
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by jonchurch_ 6y ago
There are a lot of commenters sharing their opinions of what they don't like abut Github’s interface. It is true there are a lot of quirks and warts in what is a site many of us spend a lot of time on. Ive found browser extensions have
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by jonchurch_ 6y ago
Thanks for the context. That intro does look slick!
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by jonchurch_ 6y ago
What are some features you like about Camtasia besides the basic recording features? I know there's a lot that Camtasia provides, so I'm curious what you get out of it that other screen recording apps don't include.
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by jonchurch_ 6y ago
I record with Screenflow. It is much simpler (read: slimmer feature set) than Camtasia as well as cheaper. For as straightforward an application as recording a screen w/ voiceover, there aren't many bad options. Personally, what I
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GitHub Adds Successor Feature for Repo Management after Death(help.github.com)
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by jonchurch_ 6y ago
Can someone post a completed report so we can peek at it while waiting in the queue?
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by jonchurch_ 7y ago
Here's a tweet with a photo of a stove bench https://twitter.com/tokyo_gov/status/841438900824473600 And this apparently is an example of a manhole toilet design, https://www.pixtastock.com/ph
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by jonchurch_ 7y ago
Wow I had no idea Patrick Winston did this as a recurring lecture! Last year I ran into what I thought was a one-off lecture about lectures on youtube, from maybe the 90s? Really great to learn it was a whole series. Here's a link to a
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by jonchurch_ 7y ago
Just as interesting to me is the MVP screenshot that precedes this photo https://www.flickr.com/photos/jackdorsey/182614595/in/photos...

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