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by jug 3y ago
So from scratch but with a TON of insight and miles of read code from OpenAI? Haha. This will be so awful for Microsoft's lawyers.
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by jug 3y ago
MS leaving would also be a disaster for subsequent development of Bing, Windows Copilot, Office Copilot, Teams AI, various strategically important Azure service like Semantic Search etc. They’ve gone all in on OpenAI LLM’s, support nothing
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by jug 3y ago
Yup, this has been noted as a major contributing reason behind this mess.
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by jug 3y ago
And now they want him back because the investors want him back. What a mess.
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by jug 3y ago
Due to the garguantuan font size on the page, I couldn't resize the page down to my typical programming font size. It was larger than that even at 30% zoom level and that's the minimum on Firefox. It's pointless to have a dem
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by jug 3y ago
Yes and the killer feature of Poe for me is the easy access of several models _besides_ OpenAI. They are there too but they are also on ChatGPT. The interesting bits are the rest, like an Anthropic AI and open source model interface, and cu
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by jug 3y ago
Since some undisclosed time period before he was even sacked according to an article in The Guardian, but it offers little else in addition to the Reuters article.
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by jug 3y ago
They just put themselves in a terrible negotiating position. Probably so bad that the damage has already been done to themselves (the board) regardless what happens next. How can Sam possibly agree on the board remaining intact when they do
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by jug 3y ago
The profit focus being wrong seems so weird to me. It's an awfully expensive operation to run GPT-4 at scale and even now, it's rumored they are running the services at a loss. I understand the philosophical side, sure, but you ca
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by jug 3y ago
These typefaces that give the illusion of not being monospace are fun! And this one was a good example of those. Very easy on the eye and even with a spark of timeless retro computing. They manage get a lot into a single typeface here.
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by jug 3y ago
Wow, still, while the booster was lost that much success must have given them so much more data.
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by jug 3y ago
Huh. I think 16px is pretty much perfect on desktop too, and I thought I was leaning towards large desktop font sizes! I'm not sure why Hacker News uses this masochistic 12px/9pt font size for all these years though. I mean, it ma
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by jug 3y ago
Or maybe Eric Schmidt is worse than we think. ;-) (half joking)
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by jug 3y ago
ad hominem much?
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by jug 3y ago
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/QDczBduZorG4dxZiW/sam-altman... Sexual abuse by Sam when she was four years old and he 13. Develops PCOS (which has seen some association with child abuse) and childhood OCD and dep
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by jug 3y ago
It is absolutely built and proven in numerous countries and more are planned / under construction by Vattenfall alone. https://group.vattenfall.com/what-we-do/roadmap-to-fossil-fr...
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by jug 3y ago
Speaking of topping up which I agree with, I think it bears saying here that today with unexpanded nuclear in Sweden, wind accounts for only about 20% of energy production. Or if only including renewable sources NOT including nuclear, wind
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by jug 3y ago
It doesn't matter if it's more expensive. The question if it eventually gets more expensive than nuclear, an energy form Sweden/Vattenfall recently turned away from because it was not financially feasible anymore.
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by jug 3y ago
> What if it’s not windy or sunny? Sweden is 528 000 km² and there is part a geographical spread even into sea which use to have weather patterns not following those at land, part complemented heavily by hydro, and part large battery pa
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by jug 3y ago
It's super common here in Sweden. Hell, we have a diesel car! The used car market was full of diesel cars. All petrol stations here have diesel tanks. It's diesel all the way down! They need less fuel than petrol, but one issue is
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by jug 3y ago
In a similar vein for those looking for more: ZX Spectrum https://zxmini.speccy.org/en/index.html Gameboy https://github.com/angeris/CS107E-GB-Emulator 8086 / 80186 https://github.
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by jug 3y ago
Yeah, we literally didn't have the _technology_ of all things. We did have research and machine learning is not a new field. We had a good hunch on where to go next for some time. But AI is infamously hardware constrained and we have o
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by jug 3y ago
While ChatGPT has obvious limits and flaws, the conclusion that it is a robotic tour without any unexpected detours seems unfair. It is also something I barely ever came across in traditional itineraries by humans on the various websites I
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by jug 3y ago
If it’s any consolation, MAUI is often terrible in Windows and widely rejected.
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by jug 3y ago
Sure, but why bother. There’s a point where you’d think they’d just focus on their local time and I feel like 6 am has passed it…
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by jug 3y ago
I'm stunned it has been this long. Wow. I'm growing old for real.
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by jug 3y ago
Also it’s easy to make assumptions and have them slip by when more experienced. Like how the ?? operator works in C# or even just the bitshift or logical operator order which is pretty much standardized across languages by now. But still, t
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by jug 3y ago
Absolutely but it just feels like VS Code has taken the extension based model even more to its heart. I think the difference was striking when I first started using it. What would be bundled with VS is often just an extension in Code. It’s
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by jug 3y ago
With Microsoft backtracking on their Visual Studio non-Code designer interface and no longer offering it for modern Windows apps (WinUI 3)… Honestly… Is this a long term plan to just sunset Visual Studio? It always felt like it to me. From
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by jug 3y ago
The only one I’ve seriously considered is to open the mechanical keyboard market for me as a Nordic ISO layout user by using the Swerty layout: https://johanegustafsson.net/projects/swerty/ There is a FAR greater

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