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by laborcontract 1y ago
Generate multi-shot prompts of previous requests and successful outputs. LLMs below Opus produce a surprisingly high rate of malformed bash commands that have to be corrected iteratively or just shown the right way from the beginning using
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by laborcontract 1y ago
very poignant story about the inescapability of smart tvs
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by laborcontract 1y ago
It sounds ludicrous to say out loud, but if you're staying in a Hyatt hotel, it's best not to take a hot shower until this issue is resolved. The steam from the showers tend to make these types of particle sensors go wild.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Graduating in a recession is really unfair to the graduate. Economists have looked at the effects on lifetime wages and it's estimated that recession kids lose in aggregate about 20% in lost lifetime wages, and to no fault of their own
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by laborcontract 1y ago
It's odd that it got second chanced pooled. It was on the front page a couple days ago. Also, the site didn't work a back then and it doesn't work now.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Flash is very very good (better than 4.1 at faster speeds). Just not anywhere near 2.5 pro.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
With all due respect to the people who have studied this, I do not care. I'm relatively young, and yet the pain of typing has started to become unmistakeable and chipped away at my productivity, motivation, and sense of invincibility.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
One open secret is that batch mode generations often take much less than 24 hours. I've done a lot of generations where I get my results within 5ish minutes.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
There is not a single thing in this video that addresses shoes. I want my time back. video tldr: 3d x-rays have made bag scanners more effective at screening
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Good to know. Thanks a lot!
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by laborcontract 1y ago
I care much less about the training, much more about the data retention. I don't think it's wrong to not want my data retained, especially if the counterparty is receiving remuneration for the service. For free services, I agree w
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Really like this. I've been trying microsoft's copilot and it's so clunky, particularly when applying edits. One would assume they have the resources to train the model.. Request: please provide a system prompt in the docs to
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by laborcontract 1y ago
I use uv in my shebang and “uv run script.py”. Never run into any issues. Here’s a couple links to discussions about it on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42198256 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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by laborcontract 1y ago
I’ve been using and advocating uv ever since forever. It’s impossible to think about using python without nowadays. Among many things it’s improved, scripting with python finally just works without the pain of some odd env issue.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
I’ve only had boring towels in the entirety of my life and i’m suddenly curious about what your towels look like.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
I wonder if this is what led to Sony forcing ATRAC down users throats. It killed their chance at any success in the mp3 player market which should have parlayed into greater success in the mobile phone market. Crap like this can permanently
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by laborcontract 1y ago
My first thought was wow - 20% of email startups succeed? That’s actually pretty good.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
+1 to this. I was in one situation for too long. The problem for anybody in this situation is that finding a new job is hard. If you're not the type of person that interviews well or is great on paper, then the trick to pulling off the
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by laborcontract 1y ago
100K+ Prompts Generated 5K+ Developers "PromptForge reduced our prompt development time by 80%. The quality is consistently amazing." Alex Chen Senior Developer at TechCorp 80% faster development There's
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by laborcontract 1y ago
The new UI is gorgeous and importantly, delightful.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
How do you feel about him now becoming an exec?
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Yes, $14B can be considered negligible, but it's a signal. My bet is that it's not a great one. Wang has been great at courting clients, time will tell us about how that translate to leadership.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
One can only guess but if they were so subscribed with their existing clients why have they started focusing on much on government contracts?
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Tell people you love them. It's very hard for some people to do but those three words are pound-for-pound the most asymmetrically positive words you can tell another.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
There was quite loud reporting earlier this (or last?) year that Scale's data was so poor that it led to a great deal of setbacks, scrambling, and friction between the two companies. That reporting was at the top of my mind when I read
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by laborcontract 1y ago
I've been all for it, look at my comment elsewhere in this thread. For me this is a huge mistake of a transaction that's neither accretive financially nor talent-wise. This isn't the Instagram or Whatsapp transaction. Scale&#
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by laborcontract 1y ago
He is leaving to now work at Meta.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
The risk here is that you've now put a person with no track record of success outside of being good at sales in charge of your AI efforts. You're betting that he's going to be the one to attract talent. The right leadership m
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by laborcontract 1y ago
This is by all indications the world's most expensive acquihire of a single person. Reporting has been that Zuckerberg has seen Wang as a confidant of sorts, and has proposed a vision of AI that's said to be non consensus.
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by laborcontract 1y ago
Until now I've actually been a believer in the amount of money that Zuck has poured into metaverse investments. I'm not a believer of the metaverse per se, but a believer that innovation takes unafraid capex. The last thing you wa

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