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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
That's a great tool! Hope OP's sees this. If the default would be to use "try" when using shelly and I just had to "commit [Y/n]" at the end, then I would seriously consider using it. One could do somethin
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
Not so long ago I used ChatGPT to help me come up with a command to delete files that were older than 7 days. Fortunately I checked the result before copy pasting what GPT told me as it would have deleted any file older than 7 days on the
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
I second this. My two other derived commands I use every day are “remind in 2 hours to do X” or “remind me Friday at 7 to take Y”. This and “timer X minutes”. I would be very sad if these were to disappear or to stop working as well as it d
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
I hadn't thought about airplane travel before. The idea of "escaping" the inside of a plane for a few hours on a long flight sounds very appealing. I feel the slightest turbulences could lead to instant nausea (or worse) thou
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
I remember seeing a similar article as well and that’s why I was even more surprised. I’ll look at the numbers again in February, but there’s been definitely a trend downwards that’s not showing signs of slowing down yet - on HN at least.
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Tell HN: This month, job seekers outnumber job openings on HN
32 points by maaaaattttt 3y ago|5 comments
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
I called this when the vision Pro was announced [1]; so I'm going to take this opportunity to call something new (if you can tolerate my "bragginess" :)), even though both are not really crazy to predict. Apple is already pro
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
Thank you for the link to cosmic strings! This is actually exactly what I had in mind when, as you quoted, I was mentioning wrinkles and “black trenches”. So, you don’t think structures like galaxy superclusters are a second hand visualizat
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
Ultimately it's just a way to say, "well, there is simply more gravity there". I was also thinking of the "why" and I'd say because when the universe expends, or initially expended, it didn't happen homoge
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
This is a question I've been asking myself (probably due to a lack of understanding and knowledge) and this theory seems to hint at something similar: why do we assume spacetime to be homogenous in its nature? Here they seem to say tha
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Interview: Sam Altman on Being Fired and Rehired by OpenAI(theverge.com)
57 points by maaaaattttt 3y ago|41 comments
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
If you have the possibility I would be quite interested in a link to the video or alternatively the name of the researcher you mention.
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
This feels related to the ~subscription~ new registrations pause. Not sure how exactly but it cannot be a coincidence…
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
Completely agree. Was trying to find the current parallel of the design to code process. But there is no doubt dreamweaver is almost not comparable to Figma (at least the version I knew). As others mentioned the closest descendant of dream
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
To be honest I can’t remember when was the last time I used dreamweaver but it sure wasn’t towards the end of its life. So, it could very well be that it got better after my last experience. What I remember was way too many tags and almost
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
I have kind of the same opinion. Maybe more provocative. When people show me figma to HTML with AI I tell them “have you ever heard of Dreamweaver?” Ok, dreamweaver code was ugly and unusable when AI generated code is not too bad (sometimes
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
Exactly. And asking what/who/which is the “Ninth” something will always fail (or randomly succeed)
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
The Olaf Scholz exemple from this article is just another exemple of how LLMs can’t count. If you try this prompt: “In this list of words: bike, apple, phone, dirt, tee, sun, glass; which is the fifth word?” it will fail as well. “Fifth” is
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
For one service alone yes, but if well implemented, the real use case would be: “find me a tennis court where I could play tonight after 6pm and before 9pm for one hour. Make sure I have an Uber on time at my door. Report when you’ve ordere
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
Can they be patented though? I was having this thought the other day and didn’t really check. I guess not, but it’s kind of ironic as a patent is basically a recipe.
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
I have a tangential question to this: how would one go about doing the reverse search of this list. For example I have this algorithm that I know about, I could describe how it works roughly but I don’t know its name and want to know if it
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
Try recording “we smell sausage” and playing it backwards ;) All credit goes to Mark Mothersbaugh
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
One could team up with Hackerrank/leetcode, let the model code in the interface (maybe there's an API for that already, no idea), execute their code verbatim and see how many test cases they get right the first time around. Then,
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by maaaaattttt 3y ago
The 3D spacial capture will ne done on the iPhone in one or 2 generations. I would bet a lot of money on that. That way Apple’s almost certain that all Vision Pro owners will upgrade their phones. They just couldn’t show it captured that wa
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by maaaaattttt 4y ago
Am I the only who thinks this is the way it should always be for products that want to use a subscription model?
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What is a perpetual fallback license?(sales.jetbrains.com)
1 points by maaaaattttt 4y ago|1 comments
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Functional characterization of the language network of polyglots with fMRI(biorxiv.org)
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by maaaaattttt 4y ago
Not an expert at all (so not a rhetorical question) but wouldn't that be what people are doing with using pre-trained model for new tasks?
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by maaaaattttt 4y ago
I'm a bit late on this one but I'll write my thoughts here in an attempt to archive my them (but still leave the possibility for someone to chip in). LLMs are trying to predict the next word/token and are asked to do just tha
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by maaaaattttt 4y ago
Thank you! Glad you liked it!

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