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by lgas 3y ago
Someone misunderstood the JSONParserFactory somewhere along the line.
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by lgas 3y ago
why not just `select * from table where false` ?
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by lgas 3y ago
Presumably it's to make copy/pasting or otherwise adding/removing entries easy. In the latter case you have to muck about with WHERE vs AND if you modify the top entry whereas if the immediate condition after WHERE is 1=1 th
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by lgas 3y ago
It will only give you that codebase if that's what you ask it for. If you ask it for tests it will give you tests. If you ask it for documentation it will give you documentation.
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by lgas 3y ago
A good trick here is to use the API rather than the web interface and give it access to functions that let it edit files directly. Then you don't have to do the iterations where you ask it for something new and it forgets something ol
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by lgas 3y ago
Yes, but it's hard to teach a dog to make bee noises.
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by lgas 3y ago
The whole thing is just a big pile of probability calculations feeding back into themselves.
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by lgas 3y ago
> But it's a very fuzzy and soft science, almost on par with social sciences There's no need for name-calling.
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by lgas 3y ago
Arguably, "threatening" and "shaming" are both forms of "social engineering."
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by lgas 3y ago
> Ancestor simulation programmers have deadlines. There's no reason to believe this, and (I would argue that) any civilization creating ancestor simulations has, in fact, likely reached a post-scarcity economy where it's entire
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by lgas 3y ago
It can make multiple function calls. For example I have it hooked up to edit word documents, and I can say "create a word document, add a paragraph describing yourself and then add title 'xyz'" and it will make three se
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by lgas 3y ago
> It seems that at the moment LLMs are not able to grok Oberon source code (although they are able to generate it). This seems unlikely. The "knowledge" LLMs have is inherently bidirectional, so I suspect it's likely that
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by lgas 3y ago
Sure, it would be trivial to turn the second notebook into a script that behaves this way.
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by lgas 3y ago
Surely the example that says these two would be equivalent is wrong: foldl (+) 0 (take n myList) reduce (takeNPlus 10) 0 myList I assume it should be (takeNPlus n)? (or (take 10 myList))
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by lgas 3y ago
No, they are not wrappers. I know what they are though, so I won't be able to explain them to you.
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by lgas 3y ago
Very nearly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tUXbbbMhvk
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by lgas 3y ago
Are you using a text only browser? They are ([apple icon], [windows icon], and [linux icon]).
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by lgas 3y ago
I still don't see why it matters who the person is. Why not ask for evidence instead?
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by lgas 3y ago
I think Miro would be a few steps closer to "your whole digital world", but of course it's still not that close.
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by lgas 3y ago
So it's already beating humans at this too?
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by lgas 3y ago
It seems unlikely that this could be accomplished. The fundamental point is to capture a representation of the meaning of original text. If the that meaning is not accessible the embeddings are not useful.
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by lgas 3y ago
There are no actual footnote marks that connect any statements in the post to the footnotes, so there are no specific claims referenced. But if you read the actual text of the page, they say it compares favorably to 3.5 for some tasks. Wh
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by lgas 3y ago
> How exactly does ChatGPT "quietly think"? It doesn't quietly think, this just primes the model to respond in a way that is more likely to follow the phrase "Before answering, quietly think about whether".
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by lgas 3y ago
The replies to ziftface also apply here. You can get from point A to point B by walking, what's the use of bicycles, cars or planes?
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by lgas 3y ago
The answer to your question was in the post you replied to > It just doesn’t satisfy cravings. Not to mention they said they do drink water - just of the sparkling variety, which does satisfy their cravings.
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by lgas 3y ago
It is if you don't want your train of though interrupted.
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by lgas 3y ago
Right. This is actually what I, and I think most people, actually want.
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by lgas 3y ago
At the very least, make the first mention of the product name a link to someplace with a description. It amazes me how often people skip basic things like this.
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by lgas 3y ago
Honestly it's not great on desktop either.
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by lgas 3y ago
You're technically correct, the best kind of correct, but you essentially responded so someone saying "users have fears" with "respond with (maximum) violence!"

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