quadcore

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by quadcore 4y ago
Tangential, has someone tried to have two chatGPTs chatting together? Like the good old joke which consists of dialing two random persons and have them discuss together.
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by quadcore 4y ago
my team consists of devs with an average of 2 years of experience. What I'd do. Dont let them write apps from scratch. Or you'll get tech debt and a team with low morale and skills. Have seniors do prototypes and refactors. Rewa
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by quadcore 4y ago
Good points, thanks.
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by quadcore 4y ago
I see, very interesting, thanks.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Id really like one i can ask if a specific person is dangerous or pretty toxic . KYC on steroid. Fusion wire fraud detection. Picture this: the net "knows". I've lost sleep over this, the potential for humanity is incommensu
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by quadcore 4y ago
I can assure you I absolutely could. Myself to start with - and possibly better than you could :) Only a bodyless, artificial brain cant draw anything, blind.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Human artists/writers are influenced by each other all the time. The flaw in this argument is the word "artist". If you remove all the pictures from the data source, the AI isnt capable of generating anything. Because it&#x
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by quadcore 4y ago
Lately I used Redis as main db for a real time app that needs to boot where it were.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Dont forget tiktok, ive seen a tutorial that changed so much my beginner view of the game it gave me the urge to play some games. It says ultimately what you have to do during a game is, you want to have some positive difference on pawns an
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by quadcore 4y ago
A candle in the darkness thank you. A suggestion: I would randomize the list in order to not bloat the top n inbox.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Is there any evidence that all this algorithmic magic is enabling new business models that are not based on adtech more likely? I think the revenue assumption here lies on the fact that GPT generates content when the web wait for the user
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by quadcore 4y ago
I just asked chatGPT if it could act as game master for a text-based rpg and it says "sure" and proceeded to start the story telling. Amazing.
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by quadcore 4y ago
I have no clues about laws and stuff and as a software engineer, I'd say please replace me by machines i dont care all the contrary, let's go. But please, please, protect art making from machines. These paints made in those caves
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by quadcore 4y ago
Oldest one dating back the 19th century
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by quadcore 4y ago
She gave you a moment of joy as she didn't wanna ride with someone who would be scared and wouldn't knock on the only window.
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by quadcore 4y ago
An important point is that AI does not need to be sentient or conscious to do a lot of damage. My pet theory is that consciousness could be (not saying I know for sure this is the case but it could as well be) an effect of "surviva
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by quadcore 4y ago
Never occurred to me until now that a capable artist may just have a lot more jobs available to him once the AI-to-image revolution will be fully rolling. E.g. some kid will create a video game with AI art, sell tons of it and then need art
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by quadcore 4y ago
So you don't really stop working at 6pm.. I've started billing that. Not always, rarely in full, but I bill some of it. It's not just for the money but started more like "what exactly do I work? Best way to know is to
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by quadcore 4y ago
Edit: you ask the AI to run the program in its head , its a new form of computer actually afaik.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Pretty sure you've invented something here. A coolest form of copilot. A new way of programming. This is really lispy, this is really cool. Love it 10 times.
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by quadcore 4y ago
There is no Europe but a myriad of small countries when it comes to innovation. If we could incorporate true english-speaking european companies with european legislation, SV would shit its pants :) It's just a matter of critical mass.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Why not regulate how the data is used or stored, like the EU does, but ban? I guess in practice, if need be economically and politically, you can always launder data.
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by quadcore 4y ago
I have no idea what this company does. This is intentional. The craftman speaks directly: "I need 8 valves to make a V8". But "leaders" (i.e. management), to not be confused for craftmen will speak in riddles and say &
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by quadcore 4y ago
just questions in big forums involving senior leaders / peers or other team members, I generally fumble. My body language doesn't show confidence, try to mince words etc. I step back because i feel i am being judged, or I make wr
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by quadcore 4y ago
Can all stars go extinct at some point in the future - does the universe has a life expectancy?
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by quadcore 4y ago
from a catalog of 1 million galaxies For a lay person, reading that number is mind blowing. Quick question: how many do we think there are? Or rather, do we have some sort of a number for the total energy there is in the universe compared
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by quadcore 4y ago
Ah unfortunately, you gota change station in Paris which almost doubles the time. It used to be that you had to be at the airport 2h in advance though.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Just insert Paris in between. Nantes - Paris - Marseille shouldnt be too bad really.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Nitpick: this is fushia, not magenta.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Laundering money takes some logistic.

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