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by narmiouh 1y ago
This gave me new perspective. Both on what's possible with our ears/cognition and what our eyes do for us (for example seeing the extra quote so easily). Appreciate this very much and Thank you for what you do Neurrone!
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by narmiouh 1y ago
Looks nice - How does the extended context support work?
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by narmiouh 1y ago
The one thing automatic system failure theory can't explain is whether there is a reverse connect from the machine back to the switches where if the machine decides to cut off fuel, would the physical switches toggle to cut-off or stay
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by narmiouh 2y ago
I feel like OP would have been better of not referencing the viral thread about a developer not using any version control and surprised when the AI made changes, I don't think anyone who doesn't understand version control should b
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by narmiouh 2y ago
It is unfortunate (because how do you interpret 100% faster) but a common interpretation of X% faster implies it takes x% less time than before. One easy way is to have chatgpt give a numeric example for a statement like this, and in all ca
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by narmiouh 2y ago
RIP Kevin, thanks for the fish!
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by narmiouh 2y ago
If I'm reading this correctly, why include all code into the markdown? It's almost like the AI model that would use this is necessarily using all concatenated code plus explanation of the code, I'm not sure which is better be
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by narmiouh 2y ago
How were the Images in the blog generated?
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by narmiouh 2y ago
Is it necessary that this be an 'AI' app?
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by narmiouh 2y ago
The way web applications work, there is domain separation of data (be it cache or cookies), so googles "AI" isn't going to be able to read data that it already didn't have access to before.
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by narmiouh 2y ago
Redis?
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by narmiouh 2y ago
Apparently it is predicted(1) that their API is a profit making business while chatgpt is a loss leader so far… (1) https://www.tanayj.com/p/openai-and-anthropic-revenue-breakd...
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Ask HN: Can anyone from Crowdstrike explain the back story?
107 points by narmiouh 2y ago|156 comments
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by narmiouh 5y ago
I think the only issue there might be that google might be unaware that it is a paywalled content due to how many sites allow crawlers access to content but not to users (based on crawler ip ranges). Agree such a flag would save time when a
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by narmiouh 5y ago
Not all that google indexes is public, primarily paywalls/loginwalls allow google IP's to crawl information unhindered but as users you are not, so a new search engine will have to get to a scale and popular enough for others to o