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opdahl
3y ago
A simple way to monetize tools like this is to create a queue. You specify the amount of requests or concurrent sessions that you feel comfortable with, and then you make it possible to pay to «skip» the queue. This way people that really w
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opdahl
4y ago
What this technology has shown is that is basically superhuman in the _amount_ of «expert level knowledge» it has. Not completely sure if we have said that what makes human special is the amount knowledge an individual can acquire. What we
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opdahl
4y ago
Which would not be contributing value to the company. I think his point was that a junior should learn that just working blindly like that is not always the right thing either.
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opdahl
4y ago
Looking at your website I’m curious how exactly you’re building «ChatGPT for mobile games»? Are you using language models to build these AI solvers?
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4y ago
Your point is certainly valid, but I have a slightly different perspective on the matter. Google Search Ads hold a certain magic that is unparalleled in the digital marketing world. Unlike video ads, which can be intrusive and irrelevant to
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opdahl
4y ago
That’s super cool! Would you mind sharing your solver?
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4y ago
Really fun game, was able to get the optimal solution of the first 37 levels, but level 38 really got me stumped! Been trying for maybe 10 minutes and can't even solve it no matter how many moves I do. What would also be a fun exercise
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4y ago
Such a strange article on multiple levels. «But the discovery that ChatGPT can pass the technical questions of the coding interview has raised questions about the platform's ability to transform not just Google but the engineering jobs
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4y ago
I guess it's an edgy joke writer but I was still taken quite back after it suggested this as a punchline to my prompt "It just started snowing in norway, and my wife just called me trying to explain why shes so freaked out" S
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1M Volt Plasma Piano [video]
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I can’t agree more with what you’re describing. Just working over the information over time, poking at the nuances of a way of thinking is almost impossible through a short article.
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4y ago
Talking from experience you will not be disappointed with the XC40!
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4y ago
Fair enough. It seems to me that you have thought a lot about this and you are living true to the values that you have set for yourself. I don't personally feel the same way but I respect your decision in being true to yourself and as
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4y ago
Where are you from? The reason I am asking that is I have noticed this behavior is seen as common in America, but if you go to e.g Scandinavia you will be seen as extremely rude. The perceived rudeness will come from the other people thinki
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I wonder if the outputted text-vectors will be similar to e.g the outputted image vector if they have the same "content". E.g will the vector for the text "A dog on a green field" be similar in the vector space to an ima
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What would be interesting to see is if they are able to do these with curved screens. If they are able to do that then potentially getting a very high FOV should be possible.
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I'm not sure if I agree. I think there is a fundamental difference in having an understanding (mental model) of a topic, and remembering a piece of information. The information is of course useful when building these mental models and
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4y ago
To be honest I see this new trend of squishing down longform information (such as books, courses etc) into short tidbits with the promise of «infusing you with information» a detriment to learning. There is a huge difference between being t
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4y ago
That is something I’ve noticed is a common theme with ChatGPT, as in its almost always errs on the side of positivity. It rarely dares to go against the grain so to speak. If I were to sum it up it would be that ChatGPT is a mary sue. I’ve
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Goal: Write a standup skit where a power hungry CEO states that all meetings shall from now on be summarized as poems and read aloud at the end of every meeting. It ends itself with a poem summarizing the message to the team Context: A sma
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First thing that popped up when I scrolled down on this article was a big modal telling me there is a Black Friday deal on a Washington Post subscription[1]. I first thought that it was some fun ironic joke made by the journalist/edito
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Wanted to submit this because 1: I think a lot of people on Hacker News are interested in getting into the game industry - and 2: Many of the tips that Sakurai recommends for video games are easily as relevant for developers and entrepreneu
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Making a Living Making Games – Masahiro Sakurai on Creating Games [video]
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This is not true. I have an Macbook Pro 16 Inch M1 Max and I play a ton of games. Both Dota 2 and World of Warcraft runs without issues, you just need to do some tweaking with the settings and also framerate cap the game so you don't e
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If its a small project they very rarely «check» that you have done what you have done. A lot of it is self reporting. The reporting of course takes a while and you have to describes for instance your results, which wouldn’t be too hard to f
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Nigeria's love affair with a Norwegian fish (2017)
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Wow, I thought I had something going, and was even within the top 10 similar words, but in my opinion they are not very closely related at all. Heres the the top list for me: https://imgur.com/AqmQl6A
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Super interesting - you are describing my experience with fasting to a tee, it’s almost eerie. I also have a eating window of about 2 hours. It’s super easy to follow on since I never eat breakfast and most days I skip lunch too. The only t
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> For the results to be as valid as possible, make sure that the room you sit in is properly ventilated and free from distractions and that you can work uninterrupted for 25 minutes. Sounds to me that you have issues understanding dire
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Optimizing the Entire Super Mario 64 Source Code
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