journal

11 ms·

121.
by journal 11mo ago
ok, but did they have to make commit message required, or is there a way to disable it? i think of git as checkpoints, nothing more. the day i have to explore history is the day i quit.
122.
by journal 11mo ago
ranked hierarchical pagination and intermediate context control. also, text documents in database or text data in worth of 10 million documents? If you OCR, why not cache result? Also, Lucene white space tokenization is pretty good for dumb
123.
by journal 11mo ago
Whatever no one is doing anymore.
124.
by journal 11mo ago
just wait until op finds out they can't delete this post.
125.
by journal 11mo ago
why isn't there a place to post something where someone else will find it when searching that doesn't require auth? i get the logistics of what i'm asking, but i really think we need a global index.
126.
by journal 11mo ago
i made https://github.com/denys-olleik/alternative-accounting , with cloud key and email address you can be https in six minutes. doesn't have pos but has real double entry journal and very simple architecture anyo
127.
by journal 11mo ago
that's like saying today we can fly so tomorrow we can teleport is what you're saying. i wouldn't be so quick to draw conclusions.
128.
by journal 11mo ago
one day these outages will cause a starvation.
129.
by journal 1y ago
Can't wait to buy me a data center and discover an underground nuclear enrichment facility with water and electric hookups.
130.
Llm.exe -R -v low -e minimal, how I code with language models(youtube.com)
2 points by journal 1y ago|1 comments
131.
by journal 1y ago
i recorded about 36min of work and removed all void replacing mouse clicks and typing with sounds.
132.
by journal 1y ago
be the best at using llm and do talks how to use them get noticed and stay hired.
133.
by journal 1y ago
i bought a mic and started talking into it and now it's easier to talk in front of an audience than if i had to cold turkey.
134.
by journal 1y ago
manual bookkeeper? a quickbooks user? or pen and paper? either way, it's not like any of you are manually entering debits and credits regularly into a journal like they have done forever before computers, databases, and software. we&#x
135.
by journal 1y ago
it's easier to stand on shoulders of giants than to write C++. anyone with two neurons should always be challenging themselves and there is plenty to do in C++ but they choose these easier languages and frameworks because they probably
136.
by journal 1y ago
when copilot auto-completes 10 lines with 99% accuracy with a press of tab, does that not save you time typing those lines?
137.
by journal 1y ago
i've learned linux cmd with assistance from ai which i would have never done on my own. however, even with ai, i still struggle with anything c++ or winapi so it will require more manual effort to fill the gaps.
138.
by journal 1y ago
we're gonna cook ourselves to death with these tokens. if i was a billionaire i'd be enriching uranium under one of those data centers. if walter white could build a lab under a laundromat, a billionaire could figure out how to en
139.
by journal 1y ago
admit it, anyone who writes code is completely addicted to ghost text completions. you wouldn't have it any other way. they can do ANYTHING.
140.
by journal 1y ago
Save on something you can achieve in your lifetime. People saving for two plus years doesn't make any sense. Maybe you should have gotten something else instead.
141.
by journal 1y ago
Don't save for retirement, you might not live that long.
142.
by journal 1y ago
Complexity is job security for less intelligent. The world is full of these senior developers holding onto their $100k+ jobs when all they do is sit in meetings all day.
143.
by journal 1y ago
We can take a further step back and say that no one really knows how to do pagination and those who do are sick of it to teach it to others.
144.
by journal 1y ago
this post will probably have the opposite effect on people watching more shorts to understand why they suck.
145.
by journal 1y ago
Does not using it count as alternative?
146.
by journal 1y ago
the probably had to because these restrictions probably affected the final quality of the response. probably still wont be able to use... What i want to know is when will chatgpt produce good cryptography related code?
147.
by journal 1y ago
Jeremy Clarkson's the Greatest Raid of All
148.
by journal 1y ago
It's draining. I think I've read more synthetic text in the last three years than all text I've ever encountered in life.
149.
by journal 1y ago
You have to see someone use it properly. Generally, know what is possible and just ask for pieces of code you can copy-paste and test. Control the response length by knowing what to expect. Try to model a dialog instead of plain answers.
150.
by journal 1y ago
maybe if openai let me generate an image through api? that would impress me. instead, they took away temperature and gave us verbosity and reasoning effort to think about every time we make an api call.

More ›