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by nprateem 2y ago
LOL. Why are you asking us? Speak to your potential customers and find out what they'd want to see to make them trust it, and what their data requirements are. What's the angle BTW? Please provide as much info as possible. Thx :D
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by nprateem 2y ago
A few thoughts: 1. This will last years and never be finished 2. You're not starting from scratch. Not sure why you want advice on that. You're building something that needs to integrate with an existing pile of garbage. Most prob
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by nprateem 2y ago
You missed out the only thing that's actually important: give users a compelling reason to use your site over Google. Google's dominance will never be upended by an incremental improvement.
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by nprateem 2y ago
"I want to write EDM like David Guetta. Suggest where to start, books, etc for someone who understands music theory" Good luck wading through whatever Google gives back for that. Also I find they do well on error messages in gener
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by nprateem 2y ago
If you don't enjoy it, go back. There's no law saying you have to keep going up the ladder. I've tried more senior roles and didn't enjoy them. Just coding is much more immediately rewarding for me. OTOH, I'm starti
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by nprateem 2y ago
That's why I like aider tbh. I know it's not going nuts on my repo.
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by nprateem 2y ago
Seriously, take that energy and enthusiasm and study business. You're asking the wrong questions.
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by nprateem 2y ago
Yeah I guess it's a response limit. It makes it a deal breaker though.
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by nprateem 2y ago
It kept truncating files only about 600 lines long. It also seems to rewrite the entire file each time instead of just sending diffs like aider making it super slow.
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by nprateem 2y ago
I tried GH copilot again recently with Claude. It was complete shit. Dog slow and gave incomplete responses. Back to aider.
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by nprateem 2y ago
The US will back Taiwan once musk tells trump that's where the AI chips come from. After that there will be no guarantees.
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by nprateem 2y ago
Populism only works because the average voter doesn't understand economics or politics. Or much of anything they're voting for really.
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by nprateem 2y ago
It's whatever makes sense to you. The fact is there is strong consistency between traditions in this core meditation. Maybe you just prefer to take instructions on blind faith, but for me his claim that feelings cause the body to produ
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by nprateem 2y ago
Google are obviously pushing this as a way to root out AI blog spam. If only they can get other providers to use it because of 'safety' or something they won't have to change their indexer much. Otherwise page rank is dead du
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by nprateem 2y ago
That's not my experience unless LLM providers are caching results. It's frustratingly difficult to get it to output substantially different text for a given prompt. It's like internally it always follows mostly the same reaso
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by nprateem 2y ago
Or just check whether text contains the word delve and it's most likely AI generated. I fucking hate that word now.
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by nprateem 2y ago
There's a record of people reaching altered states of consciousness for millenia. However besides drugs the methods aren't widely known or recognised by the scientific community. So by definition anything that produces an effect n
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by nprateem 2y ago
Becoming Supernatural by Joe Dispenza has promise. The meditation in that (especially the focus on pushing the cerebrospinal fluid up the spine) is probably the clearest instruction you can find (and mirrors the primary meditations in Taois
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by nprateem 2y ago
Be still and know that I am God. Pretty sure that's in the bible. But I think they're missing quotes: Be still and know that "I am God" (i.e. know it for yourself). At least that's how I interpret it.
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by nprateem 2y ago
Why don't you just come straight out and ask people to raise their hand if they're paranoid? Or is this a way to flag people who don't know they are?
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by nprateem 2y ago
Tbh these sound like a few extra tasks to add to CI as standalone reusable steps. I wouldn't look at it from this description. Also, do you know post code is British for zip code? I thought it was something to do with that.
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by nprateem 2y ago
As in significantly worse than..?
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by nprateem 2y ago
It's just anchoring. If you ask for 7tn, 500bn seems comparatively more reasonable. If you ask for 500bn in the first place you'll probably be lucky to get 100bn. Of course you sound like a twat in the process, but a price worth p
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by nprateem 2y ago
Claude is good, openai shit?
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by nprateem 2y ago
I'm sure people who are "terrified" either haven't really tried AI or are so attached to their intellect their egos won't allow them to admit that there's little value now in a lot of the stuff they've mem
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by nprateem 2y ago
Sure but you go fast on the simple parts it's good at and slow on the novel/critical part. It's not that hard to understand. You don't drive at top speed everywhere either. You go slower depending on the context. The rea
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by nprateem 2y ago
Nice. Tesla founder here BTW.
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by nprateem 2y ago
> If every capable Flutter framework contributor in the world regularly contributed to Flutter, that ratio of 1:20,000 would drop to 1:1,000. LOL. That's how to get any investor to stop taking you seriously. "The global market
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by nprateem 2y ago
Next stop, getting rid of your ability to stay on a perpetual version when you stop subscribing. Tbh I've had 10 years of updates and can honestly only point to one thing I've found useful. When they stop maintaining the classic U
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by nprateem 2y ago
I think it's just getting older. Some play is rehearsal for real life. Now I can run a real company, make real money and become a real millionaire instead of a pretend one (or at least try to). Plus I'm going to die unlike when I

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