knicholes

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by knicholes 2y ago
No, you're right. NASA has already shown that we can go past our solar system, so... His company has done some really awesome stuff with the ships/rockets, though.
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by knicholes 2y ago
And the whole market is down, not just TSLA.
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by knicholes 2y ago
I argue that he's literally showing us how high we can go with SpaceX.
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by knicholes 2y ago
Neither. Farnsworth did. Maybe you're asking about the radio, was it Marconi or Tesla?
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by knicholes 2y ago
I don't have your answer, but as far as innuendo goes, it's definitely capable!
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by knicholes 2y ago
The entire Internet and whatever context you provide to it. E.g. COBOL, standard auditing practices, step-by-step guidance on what to do next.
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by knicholes 2y ago
With LLMs, it's close to having someone with that experience and knowledge right there with you.
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by knicholes 2y ago
I'm biased as an employee, but who knows PDFs better than Adobe? Use their PDF text extraction API.
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by knicholes 2y ago
Really? All people on X are advocating for the extermination of the Jews?
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by knicholes 2y ago
The LLM you choose to work with in Cursor makes a big difference, too. I'm a fan of Claude 3.5 Sonnet.
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by knicholes 2y ago
This is exactly what I'd want to do for my "smart urn."
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by knicholes 2y ago
Mushroom works fine for me for photogrammetry.
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by knicholes 2y ago
I was exposed to a lot of biology in college, so I understood.
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by knicholes 2y ago
How did you learn to write this paragraph?
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by knicholes 2y ago
I don't get how it could cost more to replace the battery than to buy an entirely new car that also has a new battery. I bought my Nissan Leaf for $13.5k after a lease.
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by knicholes 2y ago
This is just a guess, but if the OP's reason is similar to mine, DBMSs should be reserved for managing databases and not implementing complex logic.
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by knicholes 2y ago
Do you mind sharing your workflow with how you use this model? Is it integrated with an IDE, are you using the command line, maybe a UI with each question then copy/pasting the results?
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by knicholes 2y ago
$30k-$90k price tag? What electric cars are you talking about?
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by knicholes 2y ago
I don't even get why I have to "sign up." I'm already a paying customer with an existing account.
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by knicholes 2y ago
At least you get to even see the page! I'm seeing "Sign ups are temporarily unavailable We’re currently experiencing heavy traffic and have temporarily disabled sign ups. We’re working to get them back up shortly so check back so
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by knicholes 2y ago
Shoot, maybe someone edited something, but I don't see anyone else in this conversation using the terms "instruction tuning" and "instruct models"?
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by knicholes 2y ago
No real reason. I just made it up. But that's kind of my reasonable expectation of longevity of a machine like a robotic lawnmower and battery life.
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by knicholes 2y ago
Once we've scraped the internet of its data, we need more data. Robots can take in video/audio data 24/7 and can be placed in your house to record this data by offering services like cooking/cleaning/folding laundr
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by knicholes 2y ago
Ah, so it's a honeypot.
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by knicholes 2y ago
Over half who voted chose him.
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by knicholes 2y ago
Interesting! Do you think a credits-based pricing would be more fair? Only pay for it when you use it? Maybe pay per click? Maybe like how cloud providers charge based on how long you have it open?
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by knicholes 2y ago
Is there anyone who used to use Twitter that doesn't now already know that it's called "X?" How many years will it take before we just accept its new name?
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by knicholes 2y ago
I have an idea to fix this. - Start the movie on time - Don't play trailers before the movie - Don't play ads EVER for people paying for their ticket
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by knicholes 2y ago
... but were they right?
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by knicholes 2y ago
Just wait until content is generated based on dopamine release rates or brain signals instead of through text.

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