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by purplecats 3y ago
> It starts forgetting important parts of the discussion almost straight away, long before the size of the context window becomes a factor. This wasn’t the case when it was new. Exactly! I remember vividly I was enthralled by GPT-4 becau
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by purplecats 3y ago
> We apologize for the confusion Ah, I guess it was just a big misunderstanding!
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by purplecats 3y ago
can you automate this with amazon parsing?
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by purplecats 3y ago
we need github tracking for the changes in metadata for products, like we do for legislation or the terms of use (like the one that unity deleted)
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by purplecats 3y ago
also can you make your whitepaper accessible without the login/email hoops
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by purplecats 3y ago
brilliant! very excited to use this. what will pricing look like (tried CMF-F)?
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by purplecats 3y ago
will this work w SIP disabled if i download it from the app store
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by purplecats 3y ago
i used to have a couple of these stickers in my kitchen so when i need a timer for a specific amount of minutes, i just tap that one (rather than be pained to use siri and withstand the emotional turmoil using siri is)
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by purplecats 3y ago
they should automatically be playing a sound when it reaches low battery levels
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by purplecats 3y ago
it may be of interest to you that TaskPaper was recent open-sourced to an extent
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by purplecats 3y ago
> 2. You're not behind, you're ahead. 80% of Americans haven't tried chatgpt. 95% of the world maybe. idk if anyone realistically compares themselves to the abstract nebulous "everyone". its likely moreso in rega
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by purplecats 3y ago
certainly speaks to a profound lack of understanding of basics. imagine the ux choices an organization like that would make, if they can't think to highlight a screenshot in an accessible manner of something that's intrinsically a
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by purplecats 3y ago
really need a simple "put your source stuff in this directory, then press this button, then chat with your contents" type app/module/library. too much implementation detail required make it inaccessible for any non-signi
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by purplecats 3y ago
> I've used 3+ code editors on MacOS and prefer sublime text over VScode, coteditor, xcode. Check out IntelliJ Ultimate, it's phenomenal. Startup time is slow though. > I've used Chrome, Firefox and Safari all within th
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by purplecats 3y ago
i used this for my startup years ago, nice to see its still going strong
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by purplecats 3y ago
yeah i have a deep infatuation with it too. i like disk inventory x and the visualization really works for me. i wanted to visualize my financial accounts and how much each one had etc (rather than seeing it in numbers) so i built a script
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by purplecats 3y ago
keepa.com is also pretty good
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by purplecats 3y ago
seems like they'd think its beneficial for them to have people throw away perfectly good laptops
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by purplecats 3y ago
presumably the speculation
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by purplecats 3y ago
yeah, its annoying and you have to foot the bill for it. looking at your sample and using character count as a rough proxy for tokens, (465/(1581-465))*100 means they added ~42% token count cost to your response explicitly adding cavea
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by purplecats 3y ago
really cool idea! been looking for something like this for a long time. its too bad it freezes my tab and is unusable
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by purplecats 3y ago
what happened to the site
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by purplecats 3y ago
so wheres the document
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by purplecats 3y ago
so, observablehq. i like it. what's the pricing, and can you save private docs?
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by purplecats 3y ago
time and effort are costs
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by purplecats 3y ago
this is why crowdsourced (or otherwise) tools like https://keepa.com/ are great. because you can determine if something is a sale, not by the dark patterns utilized by your adversary, but by using historical data. we need a
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by purplecats 3y ago
it isn't a scalable solution to expect every product in which you have no direct control, to do everything precisely tailored to your desires. i recommend building extensions to bridge that gap from what the product affords vs what you
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by purplecats 3y ago
> Cheaper and faster GPT-4 — This is their top priority. In general, OpenAI’s aim is to drive “the cost of intelligence” down as far as possible and so they will work hard to continue to reduce the cost of the APIs over time. this certai
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by purplecats 3y ago
> Life is too short to worry about things like this alternatively, life is too short to not worry about things like this, as mistakes can rob us of even this already short time we get
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by purplecats 3y ago
some parts of your convo can be sent to third parties, without informing you of it prior to doing it

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