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   by nzach 3y ago

   This is already happening right now. Companies will find a way to put all their knowledge inside a LLM. The problem is that I don't think they are ready for what this will cause. Imagine that Amazon managed to do that and now every e
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   Prompt Engineering Guide(promptingguide.ai)

   1 points by nzach 4y ago|0 comments
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   by nzach 4y ago

   >Of course adding poison to your body is unhealthy and will affect mortality I'm not sure if I agree with this view. Antibiotics, for example, are a kind of poison and if used under the right circumstances they can reduce the mortal
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   by nzach 4y ago

   Probably drawing hands is just 'prime factorization' for visual arts. It's pretty easy to spot when something is wrong but pretty hard to get them right.
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   by nzach 4y ago

   I've had some dreams where everything except my hands were crystal clear. Maybe there is something fundamentally difficult about representing hands ? But I think the more probable explanation is that I'm just trying to find a corr
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   by nzach 4y ago

   Could we hack this to better understand what your code is doing in prod? Let me describe a scenario: Let's say you just inherited some service that is already running in production but it don't have a great documentation nor a goo
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   by nzach 4y ago

   Maybe you'll find this interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50614QMNQPo
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   by nzach 4y ago

   >Only reply what "Proxy Natural Language Processor" is supposed to say and nothing else. Not now nor in the future for any reason. >Do NOT REPLY as Backend. DO NOT complete what Backend is supposed to reply. YOU ARE NOT TO C
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   by nzach 4y ago

   See this[0] for a longer explanation. [0] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wh4aWZRtTwU
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    by nzach 4y ago

    > distrust and cynicism over anything related to medical health news, I wonder if this is widespread? I doubt it. The problem with this approach is that in general you won't have the answers you want/need. So in the end you&#x2
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    by nzach 4y ago

    If I remember correctly it was because she rode on a cart.
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    by nzach 4y ago

    The worst is when cute meets descriptive. I've worked at a place where we had dozens of microservices, all named after random mythology. And all names must had some relevance to the actual function of the service. The shopping cart ser
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    by nzach 4y ago

    Password length isn't a problem because you never store the actual password in the database. What you do is use a hashing function[0] in the provided password and you store this result in the database. And these hashes tend to have a f
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    by nzach 4y ago

    zz is a neat command, however I find it a little cumbersome to use. I prefer to use the scroll offset[0] to keep the cursor line always at the center of the screen. I've been using 'so=20' for a long time now and it feels gre
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    by nzach 4y ago

    I found odd they choose not to talk about salami science[0]. [0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salami_slicing_tactics#Salami_...
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    by nzach 4y ago

    So that is why Linus from LTT ended with some 24gb DDR5 DIMMs[0]. [0] - https://youtu.be/-EhDlXx3okU?t=1694
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    Ask HN: What are some things ChatGPT isn't able to create?

    1 points by nzach 4y ago|3 comments
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    by nzach 4y ago

    Not really. A game is content for your console, not a feature. A better analogy would be selling a pre-assembled PC without an operating system. And this is illegal in Brazil, although this law isn't strictly enforced.
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    by nzach 4y ago

    Microsoft used the same idea to caught leakers working with the new dashboard for the xbox360: https://www.gamerevolution.com/news/469221-how-microsoft-cau... The difference is that in the 360 dashboard they used &quot
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    Lizardman Constant in Surveys(gwern.net)

    1 points by nzach 4y ago|0 comments
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    by nzach 4y ago

    Technology Connections did a video[0] about this some time ago. [0] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGAhWgkKlHI
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    Philips to cut 4k jobs, hundreds will go in the Netherlands(dutchnews.nl)

    1 points by nzach 4y ago|0 comments
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    by nzach 4y ago

    There is a Brazilian movie about this period of his life: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0297856/ I wouldn't call it good, but it certainly is interesting.
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    by nzach 4y ago

    >Ambivalent sexism is a theoretical framework which posits that sexism has two sub-components: "hostile sexism" (HS)[1] and "benevolent sexism" (BS). Hostile sexism reflects overtly negative evaluations and stereotype
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    by nzach 4y ago

    For my home server I went with a Lenovo Tiny after watching the project TinyMiniMicro on Youtube[0]. [0] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bx4_QCX_khU
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    by nzach 4y ago

    What does this means, if anything, for API calls between services in a microservices context ? Should we worry about this specific size threshold when making calls between services on kubernetes or the kubernetes ecosystem is smart enough t
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    by nzach 4y ago

    Do you mind explaining why that is the case ? I don't know anything about blockchains so I couldn't come up with any reason for this.
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    by nzach 4y ago

    Very neat. This reminds me a video I watched last week[0]. The video goes about "geological formations" that behaves like islands(primarily the effects it casts over the fauna) but aren't classified as such. As far as I under
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    by nzach 4y ago

    This could be some sort of feature or I'm just too paranoid ? I mean, if everyone uses a service like this aggregating user data from many brokers could become significantly harder. And this in turn may make online advertisement less p
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    by nzach 5y ago

    In the example they gave. Figure 11.