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malborodog
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how so??
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But obviously increasing avg and sr programmer productivity by many x implies many fewer jobs for programmers. That’s the point we’re interested in.
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Why can’t the Disney creatives simply lie and use the AI to ideate and produce drafts that they touch up and pass off as their own? Seems totally rational.
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> we won’t have that until we come up with a better way to fund these things. Isn't this already happening with LLaMA and Dalai etc.? Already now you can run Whisper yourself. And you can run a model almost as powerful as gpt-3.5-tu
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4y ago
The entire living arrangement you describe would have to change pretty radically if/when you had a spouse and kids... That's basically the rub with all this.
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4y ago
Presumably then you'd have the opportunity to swap some of that comp for equity (buy shares). That would be my way of balancing it, anyway.
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4y ago
How’d you make a million dollars in a year dude?
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4y ago
Quick comment on best method for doing a total manual backup/clone of a VM and moving it to another (whether other provider, downsizing, upsizing, etc.)? a link or a couple of words would be great -- might save hours.
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4y ago
+1
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any tips for advanced use of github search? For example I want to find cases of people using openai to parse unstructured text to JSON (I have a version working, but it was painful); or some good implementations of async openai (again, figu
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Totally agree on both the incredible utility of this -- but also the name change. It feels like there's way too much overlap between these two. Before long we're going to be building a UI for "Pinecone" using... "Py
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4y ago
A poor straw man.
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No it just increases the hurdle rate for valuable investments. It just means that entrepreneurs have to prove that their ideas are worth more than the security of knowing your money is safe. Is that so bad??
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4y ago
Underrated comment; and I'm using this term to describe the effect of temperature in future.
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Yep but look how hard the Fed has fought to prevent the existence of 'narrow banks'. Cartel logic in full effect.
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4y ago
Exactly. Or think Lululemon— “wow, clothing, no moat”. And look at them. 20bn company or something.
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Thanks for explaining — very helpful!
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4y ago
But what we do is not the same as medicine, which is highly regulated and has implications for life and death. Nothing stops us from learning any new technical thing we care to.
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4y ago
Have you considered making the repo public so other folks (well, certainly me!) could extend and adapt the idea to other use cases? It's just very exciting work and it would be fun to see the code.
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The prompt is probably simple, but the bigger challenge is that even a minified html of a typical web page would be more than the 4k gpt token limit
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Very similar to google's behavior with google scholar (and pretty much everything else). They built up according to one rule, but then we can't do the same thing to them. Funny that.
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4y ago
...don't you mean, AN 'oneymoon?
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It's not "nonsense" -- it's "woke praxis." By asserting this new understanding of language, woke activists are able to shape social reality. That's the point of the movement. So comments like this are a fo
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That there is a correlation is not the issue. The issue is confounding.
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The post has no methods section. So we have no clue what their data was, how they gathered it, how representative it was... nothing. I didn't find this particularly useful. Surely there is a group out there who's done a high quali
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4y ago
Well that's cause his _actual_ point is that they shouldn't have to, and that public schools should be run differently so as to eliminate the advantage of rich people just circumventing them, ya dig?