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   by kfrzcode 4y ago

   that was actually my point; it's not like you'd ask your CEO for permission to do work that was supplemented with StackOverflow; so just...do the thing that needs to get done, using the sources required to get'r'done
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   by kfrzcode 4y ago

   This seems to resonate with me. I've got a bit of a tendency to experience spells of obsessiveness and if you get very pedantic and very wordy with GPT it espouses anything you tell it to that it conceptually could. Understanding human
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   by kfrzcode 4y ago

   I mean if the work could get done without ChatGPT then it's not getting done with ChatGPT any magnitude faster but it may help reduce the intervallic brain farts by being able to ask more than stack overflow has db results for
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   by kfrzcode 4y ago

   Is more like human than copy paste. Read about how it works first please
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   by kfrzcode 4y ago

   Why not just... Use ChatGPT and get the work done
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   by kfrzcode 4y ago

   If those folks are only making $35k for 40 years they're losers with no impetus for self-growth or security. If they can make $35k a year they're capable enough to make $50k a year if they work hard to improve, start a business, c
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   Ask HN: Why does Azure seem so resource-constrained – especially with GPUs?

   2 points by kfrzcode 4y ago|0 comments
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   by kfrzcode 4y ago

   The path to modest generational wealth is pretty straightforward, pay off all your debts, don't borrow money, invest at least 15% of your income toward retirement in stable low-risk index funds or managed mutuals and leave it alone. Do
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   by kfrzcode 4y ago

   Alcohol is another massive killer. So are tobacco products. Processed food, and all of these factors are heavier on economically challenged folk. Just saying it's not worth the outrage we've seen. Anyway we're ot.
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    No, I'm just elaborating that the police-brutality issue in America is actually not really as impactful and scary as one might think, and especially not as skewed toward targeting the black population disproportionately as many propaga
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    edit
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    left to it's own devices I reckon it'd be a real feat to generate a GPT-based tool that takes over the world. What prompts? What's the most impressive thing? Say we had a GPT bot that built it's own social media, somehow
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    it's not really able to make curl requests it can just generate it
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    Working on it.
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    zombo.com !
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    > only way to solve this I dunno, I've had a solution on hand that has consistently provided high-quality, seaworthy FLAC, MP3, MKV, MP4, etc... of all of my favorite media content. Since around maybe 2003, 2004.
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    And yet, Twitter remains quite popular
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    I've been wondering about this problem from a non-expert position for awhile. How can we capture, say the entire hard-information - or semantic latent space; of a given body of work. Pick, say, the Simpsons universe. Could we have an A
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    Which is likely to be passed on to consumers via increased costs; in an already unfavorable economic climate for lower end of the income gradient.
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    Joint Leaders Statement on SSN-AUKUS [shiny new Australian nuclear subs](whitehouse.gov)

    3 points by kfrzcode 4y ago|0 comments
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    Sounds like they needed more diversity in their overall capital portfolio; based on significant risk of these long-term bond rate increases -- is this a common tactic that would be employed at other banks, but it's just that SVB had a
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    I believe the Fed is opening a new program to allow for "systemic risk" loans at typical Govt. interest rates; so there aren't any worries about running out of cash to give to customers having a panic
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    Thanks for the assist, I don't really know what the answer is so I was hoping someone would iterate on my spike.
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    Thank you; contextually I must rescind my previous comment.
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    Anywhere between $100,000 and $999,999, ostensibly.
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    A wire can commonly take up to two days; just FYSA. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/w/wiretransfer.asp
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    If you're not a lawyer, in this case, it's not really relevant what your comfort level is with business dealings. If you're a professional with appropriately relevant skills and expertise, I'd rescind my comment.
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    Mass spectrometry, classical physics, radio spectrum wizardry, and a whole lot of signals theory
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    "future?"
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    by kfrzcode 4y ago

    Take some pain reliever and chew on it... Also maybe modern times is most commonly known as like the last 2k years or so. Egyptians and Mayans and Olmec and so many other cultures have left fingerprints of their engineering prowess. Listen