penjelly

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   by penjelly 4y ago

   users aren't always malicious, if Bing GPT thinks you're wrong and you persist it will get "aggressive". the 2022 vs 2023 issue shows that
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   by penjelly 4y ago

   if you've not already seen the great episode of black mirror with strong parallels https://m.imdb.com/title/tt3973198/
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   by penjelly 4y ago

   > I find that a major portion of people fear the possibility so much that they’re unable to entertain the probability. you may feel this, but in reality these people might have heard "its aliens" for 50+ years and are fed up wi
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   by penjelly 4y ago

   whenever you see a headline "X event wipes Y value" from a stock, its usually safe to assume that no, that isnt the reason it happened. Single events rarely control stock prices in my exp. There are always external pressures that
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   by penjelly 4y ago

   i wonder if gpt4 and hooking into bing search will change this for microsoft
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   by penjelly 4y ago

   if chatgpt cited its sources and gave you the links, wouldnt that change things? You can always dive deeper.
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   by penjelly 4y ago

   echo this. traditional search will take backseat, most people seek "answers" when they search, not sources which they can derive "answers" from. This will enable the power search for less tech savvy folks, while improvin
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   by penjelly 4y ago

   same, im not interested in managing people for at least next 5-10 years.
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   by penjelly 4y ago

   what if teachers ask chatgpt how best to test students despite the existence of a tool like chatgpt enabling cheating
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    i disagree, it is the place. The work shouldnt be at risk of missing release to begin with, timelines should not assume a senior dev works the issue.
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    yeah pretty sure this is illegal, but seems youve covered your bases already, I trust the issue will resolve now, or after. GDPR request.
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    > technology isnt inevitable i disagree, society could stop inventing and humanity would likely continue to exist. However, that would would require the population to stop being interested in the development of technology which i think w
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    i write out my updates as a way of planning my own day and taking stock of the previous, i consider it more of an exercise for myself than anyone else. I dont get nervous unless i got nothing done and have no good reason for why (which almo
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    Myopic view, "older" folks are also excited they can leverage this new tool, you can be excited for a thing while also being apprehensive about some of its uses. i love how you point out "write or help edit essays" and c
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    > This is top 5 tech companies in Canada. If this is the kind of culture promoted here, how are other companies doing? just because its a top company, doesnt mean it treats ALL its employees better than other companies... Each team is us
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    i wonder if paying will fix the frequent reloading/new chat/failed responses im forced into from it currently
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    > number of GPT-based products on a day-to-day basis and find them incredibly useful mind sharing what those might be?
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    had a similar "feature" on my pixel. Tapped the Power button 5 times in a row thinking it was volume, it called 911 and setoff an audible alarm. I hung up immediately, later received a call back from 911, and disabled the feature.
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    headcount between 5-8k before layoffs, so not a massive percentage to lay off.
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    my understanding is that in a serverless architecture the dev does not manage the server, there still is one but its managed via third party cloud services who expose basic server or database functions which your app can plug into. think a
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    commit messages are not totally pointless, whether you squash merges or not. im fond of squashing on merge and allowing as many and poorly named commits, but when you merge the pr you cleanup the squash commit
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    i have similar issues with my m1 max, using an ultrawide monitor while in clamshell
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    impressive, implementing all this would come with a lot of learning and skill development
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    good to know, i could use some convincing
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    isnt his point that the price of groceries has recently only grown a small amount? compared to previous months or quarters which have grown quite a bit
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    swift isnt new, but yeah i agree its not as exciting to think about as rust or Go. I think i prefer it over some of the oddities from TS, but certainly over js.
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    > served on a single machine. Yes, even with tens of millions of users i don't understand how this would work
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    just bend your knees? Ring sets are usually adjustable so ive never had issues before, but yeah i had to bend by knees of course.
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    pull-up bar and rings and you're set. these days 80-100$ on Amazon
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    by penjelly 4y ago

    has ambien script, has admitted to it influencing his behaviour on twitter in the past https://mobile.twitter.com/elonmusk/status/79457837541523865...