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by manojlds 4y ago
Basically it's like Chromium.
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by manojlds 4y ago
As long as it you take it and keep it on your laps while running this, should be fine.
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by manojlds 4y ago
Better? Because the AI will help them?
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by manojlds 4y ago
First Tesla came out 1 year after the first iPhone
425.
by manojlds 4y ago
I was asking about this line from the linked post: > Yes, I am simplifying but, most people in the UK on £100k a year will have a lifestyle similar to, if not better than, most people in the US living on US$200k a year.
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by manojlds 4y ago
Why are there homeless in the US while US is trying to create "homes" in space.
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by manojlds 4y ago
What's US doing about the gun culture? Your roundabouts are ridiculous.
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by manojlds 4y ago
Side point - is £100k really $200k equivalent in US? With the huge costs here and how costly things are including consumer electronics, shouldn't it be cheaper in US as well? (I just moved to UK from India 6 months back)
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by manojlds 4y ago
Yeah I waited for the v2 Switch and was worth the wait. Improvement in battery (life) is what I prefer
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by manojlds 4y ago
LLaMA and GPT are like Pepsi and Coke.
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by manojlds 4y ago
Ironically, ChatGPT can help you understand the jargon.
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by manojlds 4y ago
Or is this the String Theory period of AI.
433.
by manojlds 4y ago
But remember many years back when it was news that Bing used Google search results to improve its results.
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by manojlds 4y ago
It's like moving from classical physics to quantum physics.
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by manojlds 4y ago
As though creating landing pages is where it's tricky. So many cookie cutter examples to just create one. One of the examples from GPT wasn't even responsive and didn't work on mobile. But...some folks are creating iOS games
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by manojlds 4y ago
Which is why I still believe proper developers will still have jobs :) GPT is just Spreadsheets in a way. Lot of companies had business users and SMEs create contraptions based on Excel and then when it's a hairy mess or a rube goldber
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by manojlds 4y ago
> fiendly Either your are an AI or you want destruction with that
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by manojlds 4y ago
What is the equivalent of captcha in this world
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by manojlds 4y ago
This is not a outsourcing team in the current context.
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by manojlds 4y ago
Yeah I don't even understand the point of this SlickGPT.
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by manojlds 4y ago
In this case it is. Lot of others posted are other models that people could use.
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by manojlds 4y ago
ChatGPT is the new spreadsheet. I see plenty of work to replace and maintain the Rube Goldberg machines people create.
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by manojlds 4y ago
They tweeted few days back there was a bug in an open source library. That's the main issue.
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by manojlds 4y ago
So? You own the stack. All that had to be said was there was a bug in the way requests were handled in a library. The open source part is not even needed.
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by manojlds 4y ago
Maybe they should let ChatGPT craft the postmortem
446.
by manojlds 4y ago
That's ok, but UK literally ran out of tomatoes, eggs and many other items
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by manojlds 4y ago
Part of the reason is UK ran out of tomatoes, peppers etc. EU didn't have the same issues. Source: live in UK
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by manojlds 4y ago
Why is no one talking about Brexit in this whole equation? Yeah world is facing the brunt, but UK more so.
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by manojlds 4y ago
The whole basis of current innovation is from Google, let's not forget.
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by manojlds 4y ago
This is not replacing Google Search. Bing has integrated GPT that is indeed better at this.

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