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691.
by k__ 2y ago
I hope this will improve. Right now the products I see are just junior level software with an LLM behind.
692.
by k__ 2y ago
I have yet to see a production ready agent.
693.
by k__ 2y ago
Is it models all the way down?
694.
by k__ 2y ago
When would you use which?
695.
by k__ 2y ago
Mostly scrolling through Instagram reels and other social media websites.
696.
by k__ 2y ago
With 8 hours a week, you were already on a good way. I have 6h a day plus many hours on my notebook.
697.
by k__ 2y ago
Would probably have been faster if it wasn't for all the NIMBYs.
698.
by k__ 2y ago
No idea, probably nothing.
699.
by k__ 2y ago
Lol, that's great. What are the quirks?
700.
by k__ 2y ago
We need one that prevents companies like Disney.
701.
by k__ 2y ago
How big of a problem are hallucinations right now? I use LLMs daily and get crappy results more often than not, but I had the impression that would be normal, as the training data can be contradictory.
702.
by k__ 2y ago
Thanks! I found Teal, which seems to Lua what TypeScript is to JavaScript
703.
by k__ 2y ago
Yes. Threshold cryptography. Each participant generates one part of a key, and can only create one part of the signature. You can do stuff like requiring 3 of 5 signatures parts to be valid, etc.
704.
by k__ 2y ago
Interesting. I'd love to have type annotations in Lua. But this doesn't compile to Lua, right?
705.
by k__ 2y ago
Depends on what you call "a living". You probably won't get rich from doing $500 bug bounties. But there are hackathons with bounties in the $1000-$10000 range. Do 2-4 of those per month and you're good.
706.
by k__ 2y ago
If anything, such ideas are usually to appease people who are in favor of deportation.
707.
by k__ 2y ago
Don't know if I want so much energy right beside my ear, but it certainly sounds like an amazing achievement.
708.
by k__ 2y ago
People don't need a pay rise; they need a way to leave the treadmill.
709.
by k__ 2y ago
I remember installing Windows on new PCs that came with DR DOS in th early 2000s. Always wondered why they didn't come with Linux.
710.
by k__ 2y ago
Why Biden and Trump? I mean, I'd understand Obama and Trump, but Biden? How can someone so bland polarize a country?
711.
by k__ 2y ago
Half-OT: can I shard Llama3 and run it on multiple wasm processes?
712.
by k__ 2y ago
I wonder how many of those companies already operated on the brink of insolvency before COVID.
713.
by k__ 2y ago
I often see faxes in the health industry.
714.
by k__ 2y ago
Awesome. I loved that game. I was a huge fan of co-op games and shooters, but all my friends wanted to play Counter Strike all the time. With Serious Sam I could at least sometimes motivate them to play something I liked. Thanks for your se
715.
by k__ 2y ago
I played around with Amazon Q and while setting it up, I needed to create an IAM identity center. Never did this before, so I was asking Q in the AWS docs how to do it. It refused to help, as it didn't answer security related questions
716.
by k__ 2y ago
Don't know if I'd give away 1 million.
717.
by k__ 2y ago
Just think about all the computer science stuff from last century that gets traction lately. Theory is just much faster than practice.
718.
by k__ 2y ago
Cool idea. I often thought, writing speed could be improved quite a bit if we just removed strokes from some characters.
719.
by k__ 2y ago
Just because all languages adopted OOP features.
720.
by k__ 2y ago
lol, just like with humans.

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