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Show HN: Graph Visualization of Financial Correlations(observablehq.com)
6 points by kesor 3y ago|6 comments
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Typo sparked a Microsoft Azure outage(theregister.com)
2 points by kesor 3y ago|1 comments
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by kesor 3y ago
My version of loading multiple files into the context allows the UI of ChatGPT to load the files on his own, when it decides that it needs/wants to read the content of the file. And from some experimentation it would seem that each fil
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by kesor 3y ago
doh
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by kesor 3y ago
This plugin allows ChatGPT to pull files (on its own) from your local software project. How can you enable that with prompts exactly? Other than spending hours copy-pasting, which is what this project solves.
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by kesor 3y ago
IMPORTANT: A fascinating approach to better improve on a project-wide basis instead of a small-scope basis. 1. Prompt: "Read project code files. Describe the flow of <whatever it is doing>? Just a step by step description of each
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Financial Market Classics (Books)(medium.com)
1 points by kesor 3y ago|0 comments
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by kesor 3y ago
I am not entirely sure how ChatGPT plugins work in terms of context. When it loads the various files in my project, sometimes a dozen files at a couple kilobyte each, it then tells me everything there is to know about them. That would have
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by kesor 3y ago
Perhaps, this project is one day old. So in the future everything is possible. Right now, it already allows reading the content of any type of file. So you can definitely use it on a Python project. The feature that can read specific functi
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by kesor 3y ago
Looks like your project is using the OpenAI APIs (does it?) to inspect the project. My approach was having the ChatGPT use my APIs instead. Let it ask the project questions, not the other way around. I did also point this to a much bigger p
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by kesor 3y ago
You can compare it yourself. Try asking CoPilot "code review all the files in this project and tell me what it does and how to improve it". If it does something at the same level of usefulness as ChatGPT, then its equivalent. If i
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by kesor 3y ago
Did you actually use "ChatGPT" i.e. chat.openai.com, or one of the OpenAI's API? These are not exactly the same.
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by kesor 3y ago
I was frustrated with ChatGPT GPT-4 not able to analyze "whole projects". And really really frustrated with the constant copy-pasting. This solves both problems, more or less.
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by kesor 3y ago
If you want to have your "private model" running just for you, you can use Azure OpenAI ... but yeah, like @still_grokking said, everything you do eventually gets uploaded to Microsoft. With this specific project, it is running on
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Show HN: No more copy-pasting – a ChatGPT plugin to read code from your computer(github.com)
46 points by kesor 3y ago|26 comments
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by kesor 4y ago
This is not a story of Japan, this is a story of Japanese "Deming" (Toyoya's) culture brought into a USA factory. And you can clearly see that upping the quality and operational rigor actually made the employees much happier
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by kesor 4y ago
Tell me how you measure me, and I will show you how I will behave.
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by kesor 4y ago
They are insolvent. There is no money there, only margin on debt. https://twitter.com/FedGuy12/status/1634031134505066496
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by kesor 4y ago
Joseph Wang explains what you see in the SVB books, how much did they take from banking rescue lines, how many real assets they have, and so much more. https://twitter.com/FedGuy12/status/1634031134505066496
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by kesor 4y ago
Yes, there is a structural problem. https://twitter.com/FedGuy12/status/1634031134505066496
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by kesor 4y ago
Early "computers" were also women. Because the engineering work was done by men and the computational "menial work" was done by women. These same women were replaced by digital computers later on, and some of these women
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by kesor 4y ago
I wouldn't say they are less intellectually capable. But the number of black people who grow up in an environment of computers, engineering, etc... is much much lower than the comparable number of white or asian young men who grow up i
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by kesor 4y ago
Now updated with a TamperMonkey script that adds these functionalities in a nice UI just under the text input box.
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Make ChatGPT use Speech Synthesis + Recognition to speak its mind(gist.github.com)
1 points by kesor 4y ago|1 comments
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by kesor 4y ago
Pick the good ones, and write blogs on them, then post on HN ... Profit!
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by kesor 4y ago
Does it even matter if the cable is solid or stranded? When you put on that new RJ45 connector the cables go into the connector with the insulation on.
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by kesor 4y ago
In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries in the Western world, specifically, the English Revolution of the seventeenth century. Brought birth to a radical libertarian movement, even though only partially successful in its birthplace, Gre
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by kesor 4y ago
How much do you know about personal freedoms in ancient Egypt that you can argue this quote is false? We do know about the free economic zones in modern China, which had very very limited government. So these only reinforce my point.
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by kesor 4y ago
Communist China has not been a "free country", it has (had?) several free trade zones (FTZs) which are special economic zones where goods may be imported, handled, manufactured and exported without direct intervention from customs
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by kesor 4y ago
You assume that a government in an elected democracy will solve anything or be any better than the current situation. This has proven to be false over and over again in history. The only countries that flourished and had tremendous economic

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