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I’m trying to figure why they consider this the next generation of software dev when there are quite a few orcastration tools similar to this that have been out for a while and have a community behind them. n8n or node-red are just two ex
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A phone number is not hard to find online if the target individual has kept the same number for several years. There are dozens of so called people search sites setup by data brokers. You can start a search just based on a name and then nar
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4y ago
It seems that Verizon needs to better train their employees on ID verification. Drivers licenses have become quite a bit more complicated. Also, most mobile providers require a account password before accessing/changing anything on t
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4y ago
Indeed it is a scam. Biggest problem with unlimited pto is that managers don’t care until you take what they feel is a disproportionate amount of time off. With a fixed number of PTO days, managers can tell you take time off , so they don
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I use GPT-4 to kind of get me started with some code I'm trying to figure out. But rarely just cut and paste what it out puts. Unless its something obvious and simple to read. Also another thing I do is sometimes I'll take the GP
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4y ago
Did you get anyone interested?
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4y ago
Political theater. If anything, this will help Trump and possibly give him a boast in his own party.
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yes. But hopefully without some of the limitation due to CF's TOS.
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This was inevitable. MS has to start recouping the almost $11 billion they invested in this.
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You can be an experienced developers with years building complex applications behind you and still find ChatGPT useful. I've found it useful for documenting individual methods or simply explaining my own/other's code or writi
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Saw some video on youtube about how researchers are attempting to use AI to understand/decipher the complex language sperm whales use for communicating. So I'm imagining AI communicating with Aliens would be somewhat similar and t
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I've heard many people claim that it wouldn't be wise to respond to an alien signal. Why not? Unless the alien civilization is somewhere nearby just in the periphery of our solar system - I can't see it worth the effort for
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I remember when I first bought a DVD burner back in 1997. Did lot of looking around for a affordable consumer level DVD authoring tool that would let me create custom menus and chapter points. At the time, there wasn't anything free or
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I've been using it to explain my own code. If it can explain it in a way that I believe someone else can understand it - then I know my code is legible to the next developer that will look at it. Also, the process is a sanity check for
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The thing that I don’t understand is that google had every advantage in this AI race. They have the largest amount of training data than anyone. Not just internet data. But also geospatial data, video, images and books. Among other collect
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I've seen people waiting months to get their hands on a Raspberry pi 4 to self-hosting bunch of apps. Not sure why. Something like an HP Elitebook G2 with a i5 and 8gb ram can be had for $110 on secondary markets like Amazon renewed o
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Did individual developers actually pay that? I’ve done quite a bit of development in the MS ecosystem and can’t recall anyone personally paying for MSDN. It was always through their employer that they got access.
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4y ago
Nope. Take a look at Minimal API in .net 6 and onwards.
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Already somewhat possible. At least the UI generation part. Someone over on the r/chatgpt had a post where they took a SVG exported layout of a web UI and pasted the SVG markup in chatgpt. The prompt just asked it to convert svg into
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A few years when my children were young enough , I was shopping around for couple of those backseat LCD screens to plug a dvd player or media player into for long distance trips. Eventually I used a Raspberry pi and HDMI splitter back in th
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It's great that they're trying to reduce the .net browser runtime size. But I'm really hoping this works out well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48G_CEGXZZM One of the biggest pain points of blazor wasm is
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I wonder how close we are before someone comes up with a peer to peer malware using similar concept to train their model. Kind of like how trojan crypto miners were found in public package repos and apps just couple of years. (Probably stil
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This might be a good idea to refresh memory every so often. As an IT guy , sometimes I’ll mentally go blank when I trying to recall some linux command option/switch or some sql query operation. Especially when I’ve used that linux co
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I want ChatGPT style generative output to be used in games. For example - instead of standard flow based dialogs that are used for interacting with in-game NPCs - it would be neat to see them use a dynamically generated dialog based on play
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>unrealized losses due to the Fed raising rates. so they expected rates to stay at near zero indefinitely? It's obvious the banks did a bad job on their analysis. It seems like everyone but these banks knew the spigot of easy money
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I’ve had much better experience after I switched back to the classic reddit page. Still occasionally has issues. But not nearly as bad as the default page. Maybe once every couple of weeks, I’ll get the reddit is broken page for a minute
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Thanks for sharing. It's really quick with responses. At least compared to couple of other frontend projects for chatgpt/OpenAI API clients I've used in the past few days.
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Probably should just call it OpenAI/ChatGPT Client.
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Compliance officers still have some value in terms of providing cover for regulatory agencies. As in 'we did our due diligence..see even our compliance guy signed off on it'. But ethicist at some company - I've always wondere
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4y ago
Sure. The one I'm using is WebChatGPT: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/webchatgpt-chatgpt... Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/web-chatgpt/?
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