peheje

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   by peheje 2y ago

   I'm currently trying out Claude 3 (Opus) side by side with ChatGPT (mostly using 4o, but have premium). So far it's pretty much on par, sometimes Claude gets it better sometimes ChatGPT. I will say the ones where Claude did better
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   by peheje 2y ago

   https://www.facebook.com/PoetDavidWhyte/posts/ambitionis-a-w...
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   by peheje 2y ago

   I tried ublock, seems to work, only btloader is still shown. I think the previous adblocker I had still loaded them in, just hiding them visually.
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   by peheje 2y ago

   Opening this page caused my RAM usage of Chrome to skyrocket. Amount of processes doubled. When looking at Chrome task manager (Windows shortcut Shift+Esc) list, sub-frames popped up I didn't recognize such as: https://adnxs
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   by peheje 2y ago

   What is it?
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   by peheje 3y ago

   .NET has gRPC reflection. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/grpc/test-tool...
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   by peheje 3y ago

   0Mb/s
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   by peheje 3y ago

   This has become so seeped into how we develop dotnet c# past couple of years. Just using Microsoft built in ServiceCollection. Honestly I think this is the most important pattern in my line of work. It has become so common for me. That when
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   by peheje 3y ago

   David Whytes poems about everyday words in his book "Consolations" includes one about anger. It begins: "ANGER is the deepest form of compassion, for another, for the world, for the self, for a life, for the body, for a famil
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    by peheje 3y ago

    Your thoughts about the Niagara Launcher and how it solves your problems, is quite interesting to me. You mention you simply remember the name, I find that difficult for me. I don't remember whether it's "Google Maps" or
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    by peheje 3y ago

    Many of these AI "products" - Is it just feeding text into LLMs in a structured manner?
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    by peheje 3y ago

    Okay. I would be interested in a link for the the rule-set. I understand I'm a guest here at HN, and will respect the rules. AI can definitely help with disabilities in communication, but I think it goes much further than this. Non-nat
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    by peheje 3y ago

    Thanks for raising that point, I agree it deserves attention. Is this a personal preference or an official guideline of HN? This ambiguity in your message actually underscores the very reason I find value in using AI like ChatGPT. It helps
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    by peheje 3y ago

    Q is a fictional character in the "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (TNG) series. He is a member of the Q Continuum, a race of omnipotent, immortal beings who exist outside of normal space and time. Q is portrayed by actor John de
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    by peheje 3y ago

    Have you tried F#? Can recommend you give it s try.
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    by peheje 3y ago

    I smelled AI on the first Frankenstein image. I'm sure it's AI, look at how the needles (bottom 3/4' column) melt together with the vial holder.
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    by peheje 3y ago

    Just a fun related video from Neil deGrasse Tyson https://youtu.be/mKCvqzCrZfA?si=uW4FOXg2nrqic1ZP
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    by peheje 3y ago

    Can you elaborate? From what I have seen the performance of OCaml isn't up to par with F#. The std. library is small compared to all of dotnet, not to say the surrounding ecosystem and third party packages and tools. Syntax is of cours
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    by peheje 3y ago

    While f# is definitely founded in functional paradigm. I feel like it's more a universal language. Like Kathleen says in her intro to f#6 https://youtu.be/jOrgDoMuFog?si=Dnu8kPPi5QS5rNOR "Im gonna do cool stuff li
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    by peheje 3y ago

    Also Fable is pretty cool https://fable.io/ Here build times are not really an issue as it seems to be hot-transpiling to js, so save and site is reloaded almost instant (at least small sites): My small tools site built wit
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    by peheje 3y ago

    F# is sooo great
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    by peheje 3y ago

    Never understood this. I own Windows and Mac computers, Apple iPad and Android phone, and annoyed everytime software just doesn't look the same when I switch between platforms. Why must everything look different? That's why I love
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    by peheje 3y ago

    "I guess you could always cap off the exponential interval increases at some max interval, making it basically a repeating timer." No you MUST have a max interval cap. Exponentials and all, you'll soon be waiting days or mont
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    by peheje 3y ago

    Thanks for your time in giving response. I'll give it a go!
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    by peheje 3y ago

    I do believe that a developer's grasp of database concepts, like handling concurrency issues and understanding isolation levels, even if not by specific terminology, can be an indicator of their depth in problem-solving, attention to d
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    by peheje 3y ago

    Probably not, but wouldn't you want to connect it to your home wifi?
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    by peheje 3y ago

    Agree. Also the fact that DRM'ed ebooks from Kindle can only be read on Kindle devices or apps - you can't even use another device like Kobo or another reader.
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    by peheje 3y ago

    beautiful
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    by peheje 3y ago

    Wasn't a big fan of "A Fire Upon the Deep", should I continue on and read "A Deepness in the Sky"? A while since I read it, but in short I disliked the characters which I could not symphatize with. The dog story (wh
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    by peheje 3y ago

    or a product with millions of users is scrapped, happened at my org.