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by krick 1y ago
Skimming the comments, this is pretty much what everyone is saying. And I'm sure it's true, but I'd like to also point out the amount of money in question. What was the investment amount for that toy project of Altman? Right.
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by krick 1y ago
Very much this. I cannot even fully agree with "plug-in heavy" remark: I mean, how heavy must it be, to be considered "plug-in heavy"? I consciously tried to limit plugin usage. But it really gets pretty wild soon. I was
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by krick 1y ago
Should I be paranoid? I never tried Tailscale, and the idea of trusting 3rd party with managing access to my network does give me chills. But IDK, honestly, maybe it's silly? Is it in all honesty less likely that I'll fuck thing
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by krick 1y ago
There are community plugins to self-host the sync-server though. Anyway, I hate the fact I'm using closed-source editor, because it kinda is a sensitive thing, but the more I'm using Obsidian, the more unlikely the switch seems. I
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by krick 1y ago
I'm not really following the research, so it's rather a lazy question (assuming you do): does any of it follow the path Derek Vogt was suggesting in his (kinda famous) videos (that he deleted for some reason)? I remember when I wa
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by krick 1y ago
These are extremely opinionated, and shouldn't be treated as a rule of thumb. As somebody else said, there isn't a rule of thumb here at all, but if I was to make up one, I would probably tell you the opposite: - You have to pus
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by krick 1y ago
I wouldn't even call it pedantic. I mean, they seem to be the only sane humans in the company. The most faulty is obviously Page, who made the decision that seemed nice and progressive, but was problematic because the subordinates cann
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by krick 1y ago
Honestly, for me it's kinda minimal, simple and ergonomic UI is the point. It has some more sophisticated features, but they don't distract me, nor I actually need them. For instance: - bookmarks (I tried to use them, but it'
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by krick 1y ago
Cannot tell if it's sarcasm or not. Obviously everyone who reads the headline assumes it's his current computer, and it had some, uh, consequences. That's why they click. That's what makes it clickbait. Nobody would care
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by krick 1y ago
How is the Android app? The only good app for local audio-books I know is "Smart AudioBook Player". The web-app GUI in the demo is less than perfect, but kinda ok, if you enable chapter-view. The biggest problem is a single set of
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by krick 1y ago
Cool for a weekend project, but honestly ChatGPT is still kinda shit at dialogues. I wonder if that's the issue with technology or OpenAI's fine-tuning (and suspect the latter), but it cannot talk like normal people do: shut up if
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by krick 1y ago
It makes me realize how ignorant about power grid I am. It is kinda unfathomable to me, that 2 countries completely black out for 10 hours, then somewhat "magically" go up again, and a week later nobody knows what went wrong and h
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by krick 1y ago
That's kinda the point. As silly as what you wrote is, it's still a whole level above what ChatGPT can make up. The fact, that it produces human-like text doesn't make it any good, but somewhere there is a manager (and I bet
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by krick 1y ago
I don't think that people forget, but it definitely gets normalized. It's disgusting, but many people obviously embrace it, and since to order ChatGPT to do some lame stuff for them is by design orders of magnitude faster than act
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by krick 1y ago
> Galileo was notoriously cantankerous, and it was his habit of insulting and assaulting public figures <...> that landed him in hot water. That is very well put. On the topic of his punishment, I must say, you seriously downplayed
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by krick 1y ago
It took me way too long to realize "brother" is not some postmodern hippie "them/it" kinda stuff.
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by krick 1y ago
I'm so tired of this shit already. Honestly, I wish it just never existed, or at least wouldn't be popular.
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by krick 1y ago
Very cool, but lacks volume controls.
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by krick 1y ago
Some of the most annoying, that's for sure. I uninstalled it when it started to uglify the icon on my desktop when I neglect daily exercise. I mean, it's totally fine if it's just me, but since it was an impulsive action on m
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by krick 1y ago
I know I shouldn't get into this thread, but I'm extremely curious: what did you expect should have happened? I mean, literally, what do you mean by "just work", what work did you expect a type checker to perform if not
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by krick 1y ago
No idea when your pre-AI era begun, but I was much more excited to host Wikipedia locally 15 years ago than I am now.
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by krick 1y ago
I would like if you could refer me to that reading as well. I really know nothing about, uh, any of that, so I cannot judge. But your description strikes me as rather weird: "dedicating his life" seems a bit dramatic, since Princi
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by krick 1y ago
Thanks. It appears, however, that Dyson considers the whole approach a failure (referring to Gödel as a demolisher of it). So while he is saying it about a book, ironically, it seems hardly applicable in this context anymore. Because with
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by krick 1y ago
> Although the Principia is thought to be “a monumental failure”, as said by Prof. Freeman Dyson I'd like some elaboration on that. I failed to find a source.
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by krick 1y ago
Technically, it isn't "wrong". It well could be the guy's mother. But I'm nitpicking, it actually is a good example. I tried ChatGPT twice in new chats, with and without "Reason", and both times it gave me
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by krick 1y ago
Yeah, I knew there must be a debate about this in the comments the moment I saw it. Honestly, I personally disagree with the sentiment on all levels. Meaning, I agree with your observation that there are degrees to "restoration",
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by krick 1y ago
It sounds like a gimmick at first, but looks surprisingly useful. I'd surely install it if it was available as an app to use alongside my usual calculator, and while I cannot quite recall a situation when I needed it, it seems very pla
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by krick 2y ago
They imply it should be somehow optimized for apple silicon, but, yeah, I don't understand what this is. If docker can use GPU, well, it should be able to use GPU in any container that makes use of it properly. If (say) ollama as an ap
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by krick 2y ago
That sounds fun, is it computationally expensive? Is it, like, actually processing the stuff even if nobody's watching? I'm not gonna try it on my current NAS, because it's all HDDs and I can hear it in the room, so I mostly
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by krick 2y ago
And that actually makes "Template Strings" a misnomer in my mind. I mean, deferred (and repeated) evaluation of a template is the thing that makes template a template. Kinda messy PEP, IMO, I'm less excited by it than I&#x2

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