laurels-marts

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by laurels-marts 3y ago
Hold on. You couldn't find a job at 55 because you were perceived as too old?
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
As a PC user you’ll have to get used to the extra control key which comes in addition to command and option.
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
In extremely regulated environments you would typically have someone with legal background to boil down the requirements into their absolute essence and give them to the dev team.
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
noob question but how does one actually use prettier? i find that the formatting just make the code less readable. is the goal to train yourself to be able to read prettier-formatted code as well as you could read your own hand-formatted co
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
I think the assumption that Ilya was the ringleader still holds and all the evidence still points in that direction. Adam represents the board NOW (after the signed letter and change of heart), but it doesn't mean that Ilya wasn't
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
Two possibilities when it comes to Ilya: 1. He’s the actual ringleader behind the coup. He got everyone on board, provided reassurances and personally orchestrated and executed the firing. Most likely possibly and the one that’s most consis
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
Is there any proof that anyone wants him to stay?
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
It sounds like he’s just trying to save face bro. The truth will come out eventually. But he definitely wasn’t against it and I’m sure the no-names on the board wouldn’t have moved if they didn’t get certain reassurances from Ilya.
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
Wait I’m completely confused. Why is Ilya signing this? Is he voting for his own resignation? He’s part of the board. In fact, he was the ringleader of this coup.
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
Okay you’re correct. Last week when I checked I only saw the Dall-E 3 public preview announcement. Now I checked and the Azure page is updated also with GPT-4 Turbo announcement. Very nice!
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
> and talent of those two You are aware that more than just 2 people departed?
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
That’s my fear is that they will phase out Plus subscriptions and shut down APIs because the folks that will be left want nothing to do with product.
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
This. Very frustrating. Why is Azure behind and when is the gpt-4-turbo version coming?
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
> a nonprofit with a mission oriented around safety so much wrong in so few words.
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
There are significantly fewer people that would want to work with Ilya than there are people that would want to work with Sam/Greg. If Ilya could come out and clearly articulate how his utopian version of OpenAI would function, how the
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
I’m sure everyone at OpenAI thought they hit the winning lottery ticket and will walk away with tens of millions at minimum and the early employees with significantly more. When you vaporize all that for some ideological utopian motives I’m
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
what would the role and deliverable of the non-profit be though? so far they innovated, shipped fast, cut costs and sold plus subscriptions and dev apis for personal and enterprise use. and to be fair i really liked using their apis. so how
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
I cannot imagine the clown car that is the board surviving if Sam comes back.
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
and what will you do with all that openness? i personally hoped that openai would continue to innovate and ship at insane speeds, continue to cut costs so i can continue to use their apis. providing the best ai for the lowest possible price
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
I don't have ADHD but I also get destroyed by meetings. I'm not sure if it's the fact that I was in a deep flow just before the meeting and it was near impossible to fully disconnect and actually be present or that I felt the
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
I wonder what the final offer was worth.
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
this library looks incredible. well done!
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
But the parade of calamities since: - cutting back on moderation: who cares? - unplugging servers: if the app still works who cares? - reinstating banned accounts: this is arguably a good thing but who cares? - replacing verified check mark
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
250/year is not a lot. thats 20/month which is the cost of a netflix subscription these days.
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
> 90% of everything is crud, and that explains almost everything. > Here's the pressure if you're in the 10% of people that aren't crud at their jobs - you're surrounded by people that are crud. I wish people stopp
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
This is what I've enjoyed about Azure the most - it's all quite simple. However, due to accounting shenanigans our entire company is going to migrate from Azure to AWS. I'm extremely curious as to what that transition is goin
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
This is brilliant. Thank you very much for this link. The analysis on the last image was impressive and quite thorough (given the simple prompt). Every chart has an equivalent tabular representation. One way to get "charts" analys
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
I'm very curious about this feature: > analyze a complex graph for work-related data Does this mean that I can take a screenshot of e.g. Apple stock chart and it will be able to reason about it and provide insights and analysis? GPT
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
I thought it was common knowledge that you shouldn't mix git (and similar VCS) with cloud drives and their cloud based version control (iCloud, OneDrive, Google Drive etc.). The two don't mix well and there's room for all sor
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by laurels-marts 3y ago
This. Turning sync off shouldn't delete notes from iCloud. It just doesn't sync the notes from iCloud to the specific device in question so they are not visible from that device. To confirm OP could have logged in icloud.com from

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