june_twenty

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by june_twenty 3y ago
The internet has opened up the world so we don't just need to trust our local doctor, mayor, school principal, parish priest. That's a great and empowering thing.
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by june_twenty 3y ago
You're implying this does happen. Where does this happen? I've never experienced it.
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by june_twenty 3y ago
How so?
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by june_twenty 3y ago
Top tips: * If you can write it from memory, go ahead and do so. Do not consult GPT-4 * If you know what to do but need to look a few things up - put your best effort into GPT-4. It will flesh it out * If you're using a library that is
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by june_twenty 3y ago
Of course it does. They've used you. They're laughing in mansions with brand new cars and sending their kids to Ivy League schools etc etc
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by june_twenty 3y ago
> Privacy is important to EU citizens The people on the ground didn't do anything with this
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by june_twenty 3y ago
The Environmental Noise Directive (END) doesn't stop countries permitting houses to be built along motorways, next to fire stations or near airports/flight paths or trains. Once the houses are built people will live there. What we
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by june_twenty 3y ago
Appreciate the annotation, but it's akin to explaining recursion to a Lisp programmer here.
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by june_twenty 3y ago
This routine seems pretty extreme.. I see a parallel to the level of meticulousness some of us have when configuring our development environments. I prefer to start my morning with a nice cup of coffee, a quick browse onStack Overflow, then
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by june_twenty 3y ago
Drinking water is good advice Meditation is the biggest joke imo
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by june_twenty 3y ago
> Are you a giant plagiarizing machine? No. Who am I plagiarizing when I feel love, hurt, enjoy taste, procreate? So no is the clear answer to that question.
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by june_twenty 3y ago
But you are the one sending user information to OpenAI. Where does it store that data? I assume in the USA rather than in Europe. How does it use it? How long does it retain it?
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by june_twenty 3y ago
Wait, it not being GPT-4 makes this redundant.
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by june_twenty 3y ago
That's Java, baby. Even for the people who have a better set up.. most companies are using older version of Java with older dev tools.
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by june_twenty 3y ago
The idea is sound but will surely be done by the MS and Googles of the world - even Dropbox will get in on this with paper. The execution is bad. I could add notes but nothing else really happened.
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by june_twenty 3y ago
> but the music industry is still much smaller than it was in the 90s And we'll all better for it. No need for making people millionaires just because they can hold a tune. I'm sure AI voices will give a voice to the masses.
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by june_twenty 3y ago
On the piece about Tesla's wireless propagation theories from 1919.. he's incorrect. Funny to see it in a magazine article like that.
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by june_twenty 3y ago
I'd imagine it would be leaked if they were actually doing it. The bug story holds up imo.
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by june_twenty 3y ago
That's what a stereotype is. It doesn't dive into nuances.
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by june_twenty 3y ago
"Is my data secure here? Your data security is our top priority. Your personal data is maintained and secured in accordance with the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)." How is this true if you use gpt4 in the bac
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by june_twenty 3y ago
I was being told that in 2005/2006. Lucky for me I didn't care.. I just wanted to study something to do with computers rather than biology or physics.
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by june_twenty 3y ago
iirc, Zuckerberg did not think up the concept for the like button - which was one of the huge drivers for engagement on the site. Having said that, I think Zuckerberg was a hacker. He made a few small web apps and one took off. His success
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by june_twenty 3y ago
Reddit has grown so much in the past few years. I frequently surprised at how much local content I can find on there now. Their mobile offering is now video heavy and will be competing with TikTok pretty soon. But it has changed - Reddit us
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by june_twenty 3y ago
Nice one. I am waiting Google.
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by june_twenty 3y ago
I am not sure who you are agreeing with you. I completely disagree with you.
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by june_twenty 3y ago
What does that mean?
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by june_twenty 3y ago
Reddit's drive for engagement has probably driven a certain segment of its userbase away
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by june_twenty 3y ago
Zero usage of it internally in my place. Interested to see some other answers. Half the time when my colleagues ask me stuff now I think "I wish they would have asked an AI first"
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by june_twenty 3y ago
What impact does that have?
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by june_twenty 3y ago
The concept/culture of failure is different I think

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