pelorat

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by pelorat 4y ago
ChatGPT can generate infinite combinations of words in thousands of different styles. Accurate detection will never work.
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by pelorat 4y ago
> "people are bad at words" People are worse at command line interfaces and even clicking on buttons.
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by pelorat 4y ago
Thanks, I just Torrented S01E01
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by pelorat 4y ago
I had the same idea as well. I run home-assistant for my home, and the dumbness of Google Assistant is infuriating. You have to manually add keywords and phrases to make it understand anything. So I was experimenting with having ChatGPT gen
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by pelorat 4y ago
Well, hopefully "professional" means people are allowed to build products on it, like those you suggest.
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by pelorat 4y ago
I think this could be solved by a multi-step approach. The first prompt could instruct the AI to generate search queries for your input. Then you'd take the output for that and do an actual search online. Extract the text of the first
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by pelorat 4y ago
I use it for work (C# programmer), and I find it useful. It won't invent new algorithms for you, or do math, but I find it useful for the following things: * Coming up with design patterns given instructions on what I want to accomplis
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by pelorat 4y ago
I'm triggered by the lack of brackets after every if-expression. Sure it looks nicer this way but the default Visual Studio code style settings will complain if you don't do it, hence I'm used to it.
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by pelorat 4y ago
C#
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by pelorat 4y ago
Agreed. I mean, great that people make alternatives, but this was a solved problem long ago. Also EAC is a lots more user friendly that some python software.
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by pelorat 4y ago
But who actually uses X? It serves no purpose in 2023 where network links can just push pixels?
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by pelorat 4y ago
I'm just amazed X is still a thing. It's the definition of niche. I can't even imagine putting dev ours into it. It should seriously just be dropped and abandoned. X is one of the most detrimental pieces of technology holding
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by pelorat 4y ago
Because of this post I looked up how I disable Nagle's algorithm on Windows. I've now done it (according to the instructions at least). Let's see how it goes. I'm in central Europe on gigabit ethernet and fiber, with mor
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by pelorat 4y ago
The plaques are a side effect of something we don't understand yet. Treating the plaque or slowing it is not a solution, we need to find and fix the cause.
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by pelorat 4y ago
EU is implementing their own version of ESTA in 2023. US citizens will have to register online and pay a fee to enter Europe starting sometime next year, and their biometrics will be collected.
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by pelorat 4y ago
BeamNG.drive on steam. Same concept, more polished.
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by pelorat 4y ago
> * Written in C89 (ANSI C) Just why. C17 exist. Why is is that some developers stick with C89, whilst in the C++ community, unless you work for some really backwards company, you adopt the latest standard before it's even officiall
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by pelorat 4y ago
Looks like typescript.
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by pelorat 4y ago
It will get there, but it won't be from NIF or via any technology developed for this experiment. What they are doing is not viable for a rector, won't ever be viable for a reactor, and won't even be considered a starting poin
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by pelorat 4y ago
This experiment was never intended to/or form the basis of a nuclear fusion reactor.
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by pelorat 4y ago
It's a net negative with a factor of 400 or so. This breakthrough is not really a breakthrough, it's just marketed as such because NIF needs to justify their funding. Compressing pellets of fusion fuel using lasers has no chance o
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by pelorat 4y ago
Define freedom.
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by pelorat 4y ago
"Eastern" Europe shouldn't exist, it should be just Europe. How is there a demographic crisis in the east?
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by pelorat 4y ago
> systemic racism against europe’s minorities, human trafficking and cross border corruption, policies made to serve some countries and not others You are describing the USA.
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by pelorat 4y ago
No one, but it would be against the law?
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by pelorat 4y ago
> Bizarre how the EU is penalizing everyone in order to 'make it harder for criminals to launder dirty money'. It doesn't affect anyone. No one in Europe uses cash for anything more expensive than maybe 200 euros. Of cours
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by pelorat 4y ago
This will affect maybe 0.001% of the population. No one drops a stack of 10K euro when they buy something, it just doesn't happen.
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by pelorat 4y ago
Needs to be the whole trilogy.
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by pelorat 4y ago
It's their silly "think of the children" filter, which requires an adult to contact the ISP to unlock access to sites which might contain nudity.
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by pelorat 4y ago
This is a thing in most countries on the planet. Try tweeting "I wish all X people were dead!" outside of the USA, and in many places you'll get a visit from the authorities (if they notice that is, they don't actively m

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