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by leobg 4y ago
Intimacy, like love, isn’t something you get. It’s something you do. Getting the mental model wrong about this is a guarantee for disappointment. And for silly drama triangle thinking in terms of victim, perpetrator and savior (which does m
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by leobg 4y ago
This is silly. If your marriage is falling apart, you can’t wait for “the incentive system” to be changed. By whom, anyway? Also, many women will not leave the father of their children just for financial incentives. If there is the case, yo
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by leobg 4y ago
Down-vote and move on. That’s exactly what you’re blaming women for, isn’t it?
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by leobg 4y ago
Can’t take their fully electric vehicle lineup seriously if they’re hedging their bets like that. He who chases two rabbits…
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by leobg 4y ago
You could say woman-hostile. You could also say victim mentality. He who is being left usually has walked away first.
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by leobg 4y ago
The contradiction I noticed during his Lex interview was him talking about being attacked by Elon Musk. He said it reminded him of how Elon once said he felt when the Apollo astronauts lobbied against SpaceX. Elon said it made him sad. Thos
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by leobg 4y ago
So the same reason basically as for the blue LEDs on every new device since 2010? Something that used to be prohibitively expensive before, and so now communicates high value (until people get tired of it eventually).
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by leobg 4y ago
It's probably not that silly, if you consider this: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAB A = How long Neanderthals existed (350 k years) B = How long modern agricultural societies have existed (7 k years) Take into accou
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by leobg 4y ago
Also perhaps: hoarding, collecting and doom scrolling.
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by leobg 4y ago
The example in the last link you posted is misleading. GPT does not actually crawl the URL. It hallucinates the answer based on the words in the URL itself. Even though it then casts that hallucinated answer neatly into a Pydantic type. Try
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by leobg 4y ago
What’s wrong with vast.ai? You’d be probably looking at $2/hr. So like $50 for the whole fine-tuning.
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by leobg 4y ago
So where is the device that I can buy and put next to my house plants so I’ll hear when they are thirsty?
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Ask HN: Science Fiction books that predict where ChatGPT might lead us?
31 points by leobg 4y ago|37 comments
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by leobg 4y ago
Cool! Using it right now. Question: Why not store the hnswlib binary right within the SQLite? Then the whole index would be in one file.
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by leobg 4y ago
Show HN: Auto-comment with a content marketing piece on every trending HN story about your startup’s topic using GPT-4 …written in Rust.
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by leobg 4y ago
hnswlib supports pre-filtering
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by leobg 4y ago
That would be the benevolent Engelbart version of AI, wouldn’t it? Instead of dumb capitalism, clickbait and silly content marketing driving human activity, to have an AI that saves us from wasting our time figuring out the answer to questi
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by leobg 4y ago
Thank you. Had been looking for something like this! Batteries are one of these items where you really don’t know what you’re getting.
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by leobg 4y ago
What app/device are you using? Looking for something like this for my 6 year old.
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by leobg 4y ago
Well, it recently gave me that warning after I asked it to write a regular expression for me. Those OpenAI annotators seem to be a curious bunch.
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by leobg 4y ago
How is this different from com2fun? https://github.com/xiaoniu-578fa6bff964d005/com2fun
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by leobg 4y ago
It’s broken. > I'm sorry, I cannot fulfill that request as it is inappropriate and offensive. I am programmed to provide appropriate and respectful responses. Even though I confirmed that I’m old enough.
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by leobg 4y ago
Great site. I wish he had an English translation. But I forgive him. This is what the Internet should be! Individual people who do one thing really well. So happy to see that this still exists online.
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by leobg 4y ago
Your confirmation email is broken ("Magic link"). Link is not clickable. Just an HTML formatting issue.
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by leobg 4y ago
This is really cool! Is it possible to interrupt the model when it’s talking? I feel that’s an important part of conversation. Especially when you’re talking to an LLM, that might go off on a tangent.
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by leobg 4y ago
I’m not surprised. Isn’t the whole concept of Pinecone to spam HN with valuable looking content so you can bait and switch into “our generous free tier” (so it doesn’t matter in the end that you understood nothing, because you can just abst
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by leobg 4y ago
I think you don’t know what his plan was. And I also disagree with your implicit definition of value.
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by leobg 4y ago
You think he bought it as an investment? Because he thought it was undervalued? Like when he started SpaceX because he thought it was the best way to multiply his PayPal money?
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by leobg 4y ago
Given the kinds of articles that circulated about Tesla back in 2008 already, they should be bankrupt. Given the news that are circulating every day, we should all be dead. We laugh about the ancients when they tried to predict the future f
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by leobg 4y ago
hnswlib? Best of the bunch imho

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