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by meghan_rain 3y ago
Disgusting content marketing. The shtick works like this: 1. Think of a topic that is remotely related to the product you are trying to sell (GPT can even help with that). 2. Write a low-value (what new thing really did you learn from readi
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
tldr how does it compare to codepilot/gpt4?
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
It is best practice anyway to know what you want to change upfront so using sed is perfectly sufficient.
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
Yeah I think balancing is importanr. You don't want to die at 60, the first day of your retirement, after living 100% ascetically your entire life. It would be too risky of an investment. I think something 20/80 (20 spending) is r
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
Written by existentialpervert69...
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
Why does Toyota even have this data?
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
The most interesting bit is that for the first time since the release of ChatGPT in December 2022, OpenAI does not have the lead on LLMs anymore. At least, for people who need large context windows, they would not be the first choice anymor
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
> Having a full DAW on the go is a killer feature imho. Macbook?
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
Please answer OP
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
> They are not bound by the GPL but they are bound by the original copyright and are in violation of it
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
Lmao, OpenAI is the bigger threat here than some random dude who made an extension.
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
Did they really succeed economically though? Or did they jump-start crowd-sourced open source LLM assistant work that will end up giving people ChatGPT for free on their phones. OpenAI seems to have a slight first mover advantage as of May
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
what about gpt3.5? i know it's worse but how much?
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
very interesting, do you know the name of this phenomenon? i have experienced something similar, when the brain is munched from overworking and undersleeping, you kind of start "daydreaming", although it might be slightly differen
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
Arrogant software devs thinking this labour shortage of code monkeys will continue in perpetuity
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
elaborate?
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
They should reduce importing cheap plastic shit from polluting countries.
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by meghan_rain 3y ago
> and help us achieve our climate goals There are 90 million Germans. Even if they all stopped doing all non-work-related travels immediately, it wouldn't push the needle thanks to China and India.
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by meghan_rain 4y ago
it didnt, the twitter post is popular and thus surely inadverently part of the training set
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by meghan_rain 4y ago
Makes me wonder if creating a plugin that makes your browser pretend to be the Google indexing bot would give you secret access to all paysites?
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by meghan_rain 4y ago
don't you feel overworked sometimes?
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by meghan_rain 4y ago
Congratulations to dictator Vladimir Vladimirowich Putin for being the Chief NATO Evangelist!
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by meghan_rain 4y ago
Right, but to their defense, there have not been 9/11 attacks or anything remotely similar since 9/11... so either it was all fake anyways or the security theater also deters potential low IQ attackers?
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by meghan_rain 4y ago
Simple as.
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by meghan_rain 4y ago
Very cool!
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by meghan_rain 4y ago
You mean getting a child is one of the largest "lifestyle inflations" that happen?
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by meghan_rain 4y ago
Good point, one cannot be.
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by meghan_rain 4y ago
keep up god's work!
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by meghan_rain 4y ago
Sorry, I don't quite follow, can you elaborate?
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by meghan_rain 4y ago
Sorry I will oppose Chinese censorship until I die and no amount of (good-willed) reverse psychology will make me give them a pass.

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