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by monkpit 3y ago
Are these campaigns even effective?
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by monkpit 3y ago
Take it out of the pool then.
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by monkpit 3y ago
The fact that this is possible is so bizarre to me. Impressive work.
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by monkpit 3y ago
The HN title says “package manager” but that’s nowhere in the article, so it’s a bit confusing for sure.
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by monkpit 3y ago
I feel GPT3.5 is more cautious than GPT4. I tried asking 3.5 something about historical tax rates over the past 10 years in the US and it refused to answer because it’s a political topic or something. GPT4 answered right away. I’m not sure
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by monkpit 3y ago
No - taxes are going up only as a percentage of rising market apprisals of existing housing, which is covered by the renter paying market rates for rent. Electricity - not paid by landlord. Labor - not sure what you mean. Maintenance - fixe
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by monkpit 3y ago
Sewer, trash are negligible compared to the cost of rent. If they double you’re looking at rent going up by around 3% and that’s if the landlord isn’t making the renter pay those fees directly. Maintenance costs and taxes are the only ones
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by monkpit 3y ago
Mortgage rates do not go up for landlords on existing properties. Get out with this nonsense.
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by monkpit 3y ago
Costs of a fixed rate mortgage are rising… ok sure
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by monkpit 3y ago
Microsoft’s family thing is better but still not good. Simple things like adding more time or allowing purchases or adding funds with gift cards routinely fail with meaningless errors along the lines of “failed”. Or worse, a success message
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by monkpit 3y ago
No, parental controls don’t drive revenue so they get abandoned. No manager type is getting promoted for creating an amazing parental control product.
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by monkpit 3y ago
And they created about 50% of all useful npm packages too https://www.npmjs.com/~sindresorhus
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by monkpit 3y ago
> Sorry to hear. Phrasing…
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by monkpit 3y ago
“And doesn’t accept user input” is basically what you outlined there with your section about API shape.
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by monkpit 3y ago
Why not just have a safeguard tool that checks the LLM output and doesn’t accept user input? It could even be another LLM.
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by monkpit 3y ago
I realize this comment isn’t directly related to the article, but it got me thinking… I wonder what effect AI will have on the next generation of gaming consoles. Will they get beefier GPU capabilities to leverage local models? Will they us
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by monkpit 3y ago
So I assume the video is the ground-truth, then the AI has access to the DOM and the video, and generates a selector based on the video during the test run (each time) in order to do avoid flakiness due to DOM/class/attribute chan
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by monkpit 3y ago
> and most importantly, a standard. A standard for what, exactly? Selecting HTML elements? You could say the same about XPath. Both are implementation details tightly coupled to the code instead of being driven by the “human” elements of
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by monkpit 3y ago
This is the idea behind Testing-Library from what I understand. https://testing-library.com/
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by monkpit 3y ago
AI looks to be involved in creating element selectors.
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by monkpit 3y ago
The 3.5mm jack is a triumph of design, change my mind. The tactile sensation of getting it hooked up is a thing of beauty.
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by monkpit 3y ago
There’s also json-schema-faker which is pretty cool. https://github.com/json-schema-faker/json-schema-faker
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by monkpit 3y ago
If you steal gas you can afford lots of things, so this logic doesn’t really track. Also, you assume that someone wouldn’t just sell the gas they stole, which is probably very much worth the small investment in tools.
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by monkpit 3y ago
Curious that it sets up the math problem right, got the value wrong, but it was close enough that it got the answer right. I wonder why it gets it wrong when it spits out the value? I figure 25/cos(10°) is around 25.38. GPT says it’s 2
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by monkpit 3y ago
I should have a slack bot that replies automatically to generic greetings… that way they’ll get on with whatever the issue is and I won’t have to reply.
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by monkpit 3y ago
I strongly support the “no hello” concept but I also fear being seen as “that guy” so I never mention it. Sigh
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by monkpit 3y ago
Google says “myrtille” is the English “bilberry”, not blueberry.
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by monkpit 3y ago
This kind of thing always confuses me. How can anyone assume any machine is NOT compromised already… Like… ever? You really have no way of knowing that a box is not owned as soon as it has connectivity (and possibly even before that). I fee
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by monkpit 3y ago
What’s wrong with tsc on local?
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by monkpit 3y ago
> untold damage > 10x dev time > bugs > pointlessly painful > it’s a mistake Your comment seems very emotional and doesn’t add any concrete counterarguments.

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