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by jsf01 3y ago
This is such a great idea. Excellent design, too. I second the requests for dark mode or at least following the user’s prefers-color-scheme setting. Do you have ambitions to monetize this, or go the open source route? Where do you go from h
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by jsf01 3y ago
If the version bits were up front, then switching to a hypothetical UUIDv8 in several years would be guaranteed to break the sortability. So I see that decision as a bit of future proofing.
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by jsf01 3y ago
How long will it be before the “milliseconds since epoch” part of the uuid overflows or repeats?
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by jsf01 3y ago
How did you discover the plagiarism? Or if you searched sentences manually, what prompted you to check?
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by jsf01 3y ago
Super cool! I would add a checkbox to toggle whether you want background removal, or make that an optional second step. In about half the cases I tried, the background was an important part of my image and without it only weird artifacts re
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by jsf01 3y ago
Either on a standardized set of hardware or relative to other models. Performance benchmarks exist for all sorts of compute intensive things, so surely there’s at least one for LLMs?
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by jsf01 3y ago
How does the speed of this model compare to other LLMs? I see lots of accuracy benchmarks, like HellaSwag, but are there performance benchmarks out there as well?
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by jsf01 3y ago
I really like this vision for the system. If they can retrofit in some rails and remove the drivers, it suddenly makes a lot of sense. I hope that’s where this ends up!
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by jsf01 3y ago
The current Vegas loop is a fun little novelty, like a roller coaster, but it’s so bad as a model for transportation. If we’re already digging the tunnels PLEASE just make a subway. The teslas are so awkward, have to be steered in this smal
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by jsf01 3y ago
This is a fascinating language! I am so curious: how does the “anything goes” matcher work? I struggle to imagine how one would implement that ~~ operator.
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by jsf01 3y ago
What is the value in paying monthly for an SEO tool? I have a hard time understanding paying for one at all , but presumably these things don’t change drastically month-to-month, so you get most of your value within that first month. Is th
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by jsf01 3y ago
Is there any way to get abortable streaming responses from Llama 2 (whether from Replicate or elsewhere) in the way you currently can using ChatGPT?
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by jsf01 3y ago
What’s the connection between beta alanine and tea? Is it just the caffeine in the tea that causes some effect when they’re used in combination?
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by jsf01 3y ago
The climbing one that you linked says something about “the video below” but I don’t actually see a video. Might just be because I’m on my phone but I was curious if that video still exists.
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by jsf01 3y ago
For videos it can’t find metadata for, Jellyfin will either display only the title (if you set the library type to “movies”), or it will extract a random frame from within the video to use as the image (if you set the library type to “home
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by jsf01 3y ago
I’ve personally been using Infuse as my Jellyfin Apple TV client and for the most part it addresses those issues, and more importantly it doesn’t attempt to live transcode video, which may be what’s causing the crashes you’re describing. Th
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by jsf01 3y ago
Although it would be nice for this to be built into the OS, there are lots of apps that fulfill this purpose. I personally use Moom, have heard good things about Magnet, and if you like tiling there’s Yabai.
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by jsf01 3y ago
Open chat gpt on your phone, ask it to write your essay, then retype its response manually
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by jsf01 3y ago
I’ll admit I only skimmed it for a few minutes but I found the code really nice to read through! I highly doubt it is compiled output. When the entire code base essentially just consists of a single data structure I think that a single file
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by jsf01 4y ago
I think a few screenshots and examples would go a long way. Having to sign up just to see what the product is.. isn’t a great experience. Also, wasn’t able to use the site on mobile.
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by jsf01 4y ago
Oof. It’s a creative solution. But it’s a dangerous strategy for something that I might be using professionally. Getting locked out would be a huge pain then. I’ll give it a go regardless! Thank you for the idea
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by jsf01 4y ago
Apologies if this is a little off topic, but I’ve been really excited to try OpenAI’s GPT API and have been locked out for months with no response from their support chat. Any insight into how to get access would be really highly appreciate
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by jsf01 4y ago
Openai has documentation and guides in their blog about how to interface with the GPT API. But in this case, you can also look directly at the source code published here. https://platform.openai.com/docs/introduction
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by jsf01 4y ago
As an engineer, The Wind Rises really spoke to me. One of my favorite films of all time and one I’d recommend any day of the week.
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by jsf01 4y ago
It’s typically not the moves alone that indicate engine use to the other player. The timing is also incredibly important. If it takes you 5 seconds to recapture a piece, where that’s the only viable move, but it also takes you 5 seconds to
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by jsf01 4y ago
Their lack of success might not be entirely pandemic economy driven as the article suggests. I was part of that cohort that discovered and ordered from Wayfair around the start of the pandemic. In 3/3 cases, what I ordered turned out t
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by jsf01 4y ago
While pipes are great in Elixir I think it’s important to look at the total cost to adding any new syntax in the context of the language that is considering them. In the JS ecosystem, idiomatic nested function calls are read from the inside
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by jsf01 4y ago
This strikes me as something better left to libraries. If you want to write in a functional style then Ramda, Lodash, Underscore, and plenty of others have pipe and compose functions. pipe(one, two, three) Easy to read. No new synt
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by jsf01 4y ago
The title “I lost over $200k” shortly followed by “do not trust your team” creates an implication that somehow they stole or swindled it from you, whether that was your intention or not. I think it would be good to add some clarity around t
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by jsf01 4y ago
For me: Jellyfin with all my movies, shows, home videos, and a film footage archive of content ripped from YouTube. I set this server up when a movie I wanted to watch was no longer on Netflix and I realized, in a few decades there’s a dece

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