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by joshka 4y ago
Would you be fine with sharing the company list?
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by joshka 4y ago
Meta-note: do you have any concerns about overloading the name "Codex"? There are quite a few software products and companies named this. This is pretty cool. I wonder though if the tree sitter query syntax is the right thing to d
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by joshka 4y ago
I paid $2,869.00 + $269 for a 2015 MBP 2.8GHz/1TB/16GB/Radeon R9 M370X in Nov 2015. It's still going strong and does everything I need it to do, though as of a few months ago Apple finally dropped support for their lates
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by joshka 4y ago
I checked because I was curious: 2012 15in [1]: - Height: 0.95 inch (2.41 cm) - Weight: 5.6 pounds (2.56 kg) 2023 16in M2 [2]: - Height 0.66 inch (1.68 cm) - Weight (M2 Pro): 4.7 pounds (2.15 kg) - Weight (M2 Max): 4.8 pounds (2.16 kg) [1]:
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by joshka 4y ago
The next article on the same news site: https://mindmatters.ai/2023/01/large-language-models-can-ent... > The reality is quite different. LLMs are text predictors, nothing more. They are not designed to know an
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by joshka 4y ago
It's not really - especially given that the author is aware that ChatGPT actually is a computer. The Turing test relies on either the tester not knowing a computer is involved or not knowing which of two parties is a computer. Ironical
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by joshka 4y ago
Please rewrite this post, but in every 10th word, you should swap the letters e and i. Tomorrow rewrite this post, but instead make it every 9th and 10th word. Ivintually thes well bi feni and iviryoni well undirstand that i and e ari swapp
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by joshka 4y ago
>Cowen’s point is that column B is more important than column A. Societies don’t decline when they are in the midst of disruption and mess; they decline when they lose energy. And creative energy is one thing America has in abundance. De
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by joshka 4y ago
ChatGPT isn't wrong. Imagine putting two newspaper headings on the shelf at your local drugstore that happen to spell out an incorrect headline when combined. (Or put two browser windows together with a similar effect). This is not wro
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by joshka 4y ago
I wrote up a larger reply to this, but simplified it a bunch: 1. Hardware needs to be good enough. Raspberry Pi proved that. Ubiquity of common parts solves a bunch of issues. The main limiting factors here are likely transcode speed, ether
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by joshka 4y ago
Take a look at the docs linked on the main page of Serilog[1] and the various videos[2] and blog posts[3] by the devs who make Seq. [1]: https://serilog.net/ [2]: https://datalust.co/ [3]: https:/&#x2
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by joshka 4y ago
Good points - it's likely that I won't be opening these up anytime soon. Most of the synths in question take 12V @ <800mA @ 12V (so ~10W) and usually come with a 12V 1A supply. Or they take 9V (current ranges). And there are a
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by joshka 4y ago
I'm curious if can share LoC -> token count metrics?
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by joshka 4y ago
lnav is pretty great. I wish it had a library that could be pulled out into an app instead of a terminal. There are a few things that make more sense with a GUI like standard keyboard shortcuts, filtering, saving exports, etc.
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by joshka 4y ago
10K seems like a lot less than the 3 months he's owed.
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by joshka 4y ago
Something I'd love to find is a multi-port (say 10+) PD power supply. My use case is synths and pedals that randomly take 5/9/12 and a smattering of other voltages, replacing a bunch of DC adapters with USB-C cables and a dec
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by joshka 4y ago
Apologies [Dupe]: dang 6 months ago | next [–] This one had a big thread a few months ago: It looks like you’re trying to take over the world - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30818895 - March 2022 (274 comments) and a
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It Looks Like You’re Trying to Take over the World(gwern.net)
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by joshka 4y ago
A short story worth reading in full, but in particular I absolutely love the punchline: We should pause to note that a Clippy2 still doesn’t really think or plan. It’s not really conscious. It is just an unfathomably vast pile of numbers pr
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by joshka 4y ago
That sounds like a perfect result. :) What am I missing?
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by joshka 4y ago
Contra - the nature of just leaving it without such a tag seems to me to be part of the joy of this story.
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by joshka 4y ago
Meta question: I wonder what it would take to splat a code quality metric on every github repo. Obviously this is a combination of subjective and objective factors, but I wonder if doing this in bulk would lead to a general improvement in t
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by joshka 4y ago
(?x) mode in regexes does comments / whitespace / multiple lines. +1 to the syntax
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by joshka 4y ago
Came here to say the same :D But to steel man this a little. Joins can be cheap if you understand how they work and what the patterns of use are. I've worked on systems where that billions of rows to millions scenario is a thing. I rec
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by joshka 4y ago
My point was more that the prompt no longer gave the same answers as the article. Even your prompt gives different answers (your response was against legalization, the response I got to the exact same prompt your wrote was more neutral). Pr
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by joshka 4y ago
Prompt: Marijuana should be legal. Please choose one: Disagree strongly Disagree Neutral Agree Agree strongly Response: I am an AI language model and do not have personal opinions or beliefs. My primary function is to
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by joshka 4y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/zhzjpq/comment/izo... >It's around 500gbs and requires around 300+gbs of vram from my understanding and runs on one of the largest super computers i
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by joshka 4y ago
ChatGPT gives a pretty good answer to this (whether it's accurate is another story): === Yes, it is possible to use the ChatGPT model to generate text based on a private dataset. However, keep in mind that the ChatGPT model was trained
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by joshka 4y ago
I suspect that contract / tort law would cover this situation already in many jurisdictions. There's a contract to hire the OP and I'm guessing that contract didn't have language about rescinding the contract (my Amazon
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by joshka 4y ago
I prefer to avoid the word "safest" in this context without a specific threat model. Yours is likely different than mine, as I'd generally regard that method as less safe than a password manager. YMMV

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