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by penjelly 4y ago
what? protondb shows 44% aggregate game coverage, meaning 56% of games are not verified to be playable on linux systems. In what world is that "better". my daily driver is PopOS and use proton for my games, i love it, but its not
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by penjelly 4y ago
meta forums on SE sites see disagreement a lot more often than the regular answers areas. These are usually longtime SE users with a minimum of site credit to participate. So while these are are not the bulk of SE users their voices shoul
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by penjelly 4y ago
seems folks are mad because Stack exchange ceo wants to use their own LLM to provide answers on their site. Which is something that other SE sites have banned as answers previously.
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by penjelly 4y ago
in my exp. bing even hallucinates the sources. I use chatgpt and bing side by side instead of the average google, then resort to google with those both fail. i find chatgpt 3.5 answers better than bing. Also ive had bing end conversion with
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by penjelly 4y ago
dont these apps display the most possible outcomes with a percentage rather than just a single outcome? They should
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by penjelly 4y ago
> Anyway, for now, none of that is happening, and we humans are the planetary super-intelligence in control. I’m a human and I’m doing my part. Let’s not play stupid with AI, let’s not give it a survival goal, let’s keep our digital syst
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by penjelly 4y ago
it will most definitely accelerate it, both the 2d/3d assets generated for it and id guess the rendering pipeline somehow.
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by penjelly 4y ago
chatgpt is hit or miss but ive had success using it either way. The hard part will be not relying too much on it. We already know that some devs wont read error messages and instead will just jump into debugging, i trust thisll only get mor
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by penjelly 4y ago
> I’m confused why you think you can attribute the taste and culture of Github to Microsoft i didnt. microsoft has owned github for 4 years at this point. In your opinion, have they degraded githubs culture in that time and if so by how
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by penjelly 4y ago
yes im aware they bought github and others on this list. would you say since github has only gone since downhill? I wouldnt at least.
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by penjelly 4y ago
maybe that was true back then, but now? microsoft has vscode, copilot, chatpgpt ownership, a head start on LLM search, azure, github. It feels like some of those products have some taste/culture and if not, theyre still good products t
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by penjelly 4y ago
i dont get these apps, are they just chatgpt + preprompting with "write a cover letter"? Cant this easily be done with chatgpt itself?
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by penjelly 4y ago
bing for browsing and solving problems in code or otherwise. I still use a my old Brave browser for Youtube and most other browsing still. I will probably start using ChatGPT again now that theyre adding plugin support
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by penjelly 4y ago
stimulants like adderall are popular at startups (FANGG too id guess) so hes probably referring to that.
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by penjelly 4y ago
i agree citations dont always support bings conclusion, thats been my exp as well
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by penjelly 4y ago
i think it makes someone stand out ever so slightly, though an active GitHub does more so. But in my case I'm interested in writing more so it's supposed to incentivize that behavior from me, so a creative outlet
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by penjelly 4y ago
they link to their personal blog. unless that's fake/generated to add to their legitimacy...
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by penjelly 4y ago
it was never really funny in the traditional sense, more like captivating, you wanted to see what would come next
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by penjelly 4y ago
i mostly use Bing on my phone now with mixed results, it cant always tell what you want to know with your question, and you often reask the same questions because your previous Bing instance closed. bing chat really feels more like an assis
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by penjelly 4y ago
Snapchat just added their own AI chatbot too. interesting to see major industry shifts over LLMs
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by penjelly 4y ago
non-devs (designers) groan when they need to worry about LFS in my exp. Though i never understood the pain either, just sharing what I've observed
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by penjelly 4y ago
logic it is good at. math isn't logic as weird as that sounds it's trained on code which follows logical rules if I'm wrong here please correct me
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by penjelly 4y ago
he's not the first to even do this... Snapchat added a premium tier with actual (small) perks way ahead of others, and they have 2.5M subs for it. telegram did it too. People only focus on musk cause he's loud but he's follow
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by penjelly 4y ago
books should be left alone even if they're offensive
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by penjelly 4y ago
interesting... i just broke my arm so this is potentially useful for me. The words you use will take some getting used to though.
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by penjelly 4y ago
the irony of the feedback questioning the brand's displayed by the client requesting review: "who tf are these guys?" when the site itself only lists unfamiliar brands itself is striking.
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by penjelly 4y ago
I'm on a pixel 4g. brave browser, all are definitely issues for more than just me.
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by penjelly 4y ago
the difference with a human is, they'd concede they made a mistake. The user did as Bing asked, reported the date on their phone. Bing doubled down on incorrectness. also, LLMs are not human, so no expectation to treat it as such requ
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by penjelly 4y ago
that took 5 mins, we can go deeper but you'd need to send me 99$.
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by penjelly 4y ago
on mobile i see a few issues with your site, - cutoff brands - cutoff proof of tears section. what is the section even for? - cutoff FAQ header text - margins are MASSIVE, so much whitespace - dialogs that animate in too slow - quoting JBP?

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