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by jpcom 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback! We will be offering more essential conversation modules for free. Out of curiosity, how much would you be willing to pay if I may ask?
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Show HN: Start Speaking Japanese Now(japanesecomplete.com)
6 points by jpcom 2y ago|5 comments
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Start Speaking Japanese Now(miso.beehiiv.com)
2 points by jpcom 2y ago|0 comments
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by jpcom 2y ago
Mailing list
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by jpcom 2y ago
Sometimes I ask GPT to run Bayesian analyses on varying hypotheses. I just did that for the several parent comments to see if we could get some reasons as to "why day trading doesn't work." Perhaps this will amuse you as we
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by jpcom 2y ago
Physical books are still better than e-readers because you can put sticky notes on the pages, jump back and forth between pages quickly, and even start to know where pages are simply based on how many leaves/pages are split between you
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by jpcom 2y ago
That's weirdly ad hominem, clearly I meant LLMs. They gave it a basic algebra problem and it could do it if it had broken down a problem step-by-step in a similar way. What's with the attitude? Edit: I don't even know why
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by jpcom 2y ago
The example in the paper using an plug-and-chug algebra equation, and the step-by-step process to solve it, reinforces the notion that LLMs can only reproduce recipes they have seen before. This is really no different than how we learn mat
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by jpcom 2y ago
>Automated job application process And, just to confirm, you got a job?
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by jpcom 2y ago
>As of December 2024, OpenAI's ChatGPT maintains a dominant position in the AI chatbot market, with over 300 million weekly active users, processing more than 1 billion messages daily. (THE VERGE) >In contrast, Anthropic's C
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by jpcom 2y ago
that seems like a very convenient and lazy interpretation of what hacker news is for. a comment can be anything, including info that helps clarify what the original poster said. can we come to the forum in good faith, or is anonymity too
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by jpcom 2y ago
Sounds like Richness is an index in SQL terms. Would you agree?
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by jpcom 2y ago
are you allergic to doing your own research like everyone else on hacker news? someone took the time to write a thought provoking article and all i see is critical reception.
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by jpcom 2y ago
We can comfortably host 100B or more on this beautiful planet. Just gotta be strategic about it.
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by jpcom 2y ago
It's like active T cells drinking Gatorade (acetate) to stay energized, but when they get tired, they switch to lemon water (citrate), which isn’t as good for keeping them strong. By noticing this fuel switch, scientists can identify t
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by jpcom 2y ago
You must have applied for a quota extension and been granted it before 27th November 2024 I'm guessing?
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by jpcom 2y ago
Spotify recently bricked their developer API. November 27th, 2024, a day that will live in infamy.
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by jpcom 2y ago
Maybe he's a healthcare CEO
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China launches Nvidia anti-monopoly probe(www3.nhk.or.jp)
1 points by jpcom 2y ago|0 comments
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Syrian PM: Ready to hand over power(www3.nhk.or.jp)
1 points by jpcom 2y ago|0 comments
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Nihon Hidankyo Group Heads for Norway to Receive Nobel Peace Prize(www3.nhk.or.jp)
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by jpcom 2y ago
Why don't you just contact someone at Google? I would recommend starting an Advertising Campaign and not paying it. You will be surprised how quickly a support number with a real human being at the end appears.
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by jpcom 2y ago
Does your city have those scooters that people ride without helmets at great speeds?
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South Korea's Yoon Apologizes for Martial Law, Leaves All Decisions to Party(www3.nhk.or.jp)
5 points by jpcom 2y ago|0 comments
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by jpcom 2y ago
You can do CLR->Clojure, Clojure is a guest language as someone else said. It doesn't have to be JVM.
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by jpcom 2y ago
Haskell, apparently has hundreds of millions of lines that GPT was trained on
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by jpcom 2y ago
You theoretically can but Clojure is not OS-level so you'd be working something like JVM->CLJ->Go and that would remove a lot of performance. Or Go->Clj->Go which is redundant. So yeah, I stand by my statement. And I cou
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Tsunami warning canceled after 7.0 earthquake shakes California, Oregon(accuweather.com)
4 points by jpcom 2y ago|0 comments
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South Korean President Yoon's fate unclear as impeachment vote looms(www3.nhk.or.jp)
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by jpcom 2y ago
$20 a month is reasonable because a computer can do in an hour what a human can do in a month. Multiplying that by ten would suggest that the world is mostly made of Python and that the solution space for those programs has been "solv

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