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by qumpis 3y ago
But the inconvenience of replacing them yourself outweighs the benefit of restoring their battery for many people without much experience. I miss replaceable batteries
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by qumpis 3y ago
Someone on HN has educated me that gpt4 and 3 should be on a similar param count. This is based on inference times of gpt4 vs gpt3.5 pre-speedup (where distilled version was used only post-speedup in the turbo version).
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by qumpis 3y ago
When my 25 queries per 3 hours runs out I don't use openai at all. That's how bad chat gpt is in comparison to gpt4 in my use cases.
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by qumpis 3y ago
What's the correlation between people who don't use debuggers and people who use notebooks? I can't imagine writing code without a visual debugger, one at a level of pycharm. I think people who use notebooks must either be ve
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by qumpis 3y ago
For what kinds of exercises? Does your headset support seeing your surroundings while you exercise, or do you do static sports (treadmill, indoor bicycle)?
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by qumpis 3y ago
Quick google search revealed about 7 years of decrease in lifespan on average with people who have hypertension, but it also doesn't discriminate between fitness levels and other factors (whether it's treated or not, say), as you
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by qumpis 3y ago
Yes, to me too. I of course admire people who can push themselves this hard. Does the reward only come after the racing? In the memory, accomplishment? Seems like many runners are academic and high-achievers in different fields, who're
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by qumpis 3y ago
Why are you convinced that high blood pressure will lessen your lifespan?
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by qumpis 3y ago
I based my comment on convos with a few Chinese friends, all anecdotes from their childhoods though.
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by qumpis 3y ago
Which things has he been right about and when, if you recall?
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by qumpis 3y ago
I thought that parents in China are very strict about instilling "the right" chopstick habits.
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by qumpis 3y ago
This is other side of extreme. And these constants are widely accepted notation.
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by qumpis 3y ago
I hope so, speaking from the perspective of someone who wants to keep their job. But at the same time I feel it's not trivial to bring good arguments against LLMs taking over without resorting to "they can't take into account
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by qumpis 3y ago
The dev gave the initial idea to the LLM. That's the creative process. Everything after that, arguably, is just technical details in order to realize the idea. Sure, implementation requires plenty of creativity, but of different kind.
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by qumpis 3y ago
What does repo being on github have to do with copilot? Free copilot licenses for OSS?
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by qumpis 3y ago
Poetry and pipenv seem to be quite popular among ML researchers, especially those who care about reproducibility.
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by qumpis 3y ago
Offtopic, but I started using Edge because of Bing integration, which turned out to be terrible (just give me exact gpt4-based copilot, not the watered-down version), but stayed for the side-tabs: sticky permanent tabs that allow to quickly
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by qumpis 3y ago
This might not be a perspective of a programmer, but the code I've reviewed and tried to understand from academics is always easier to manage when it's not abstracted too deeply. Especially when reading the code is the main reaso
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by qumpis 3y ago
Also, any audiobooks about similar topics that are comfortable to listen to?
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by qumpis 3y ago
How are your future prospects looking? How have your goals shifted? I'm curious more specifically what kind of job titles you'll be looking for, if you have any in mind.
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by qumpis 3y ago
If people take buy this ticket, it either alleviates previous commuting costs or is merely a purchase of convenience. Either way it's a positive at its current price
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by qumpis 3y ago
Because they believe the future is uncertain and possible upside exceeds the downside?
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by qumpis 3y ago
4M per botable hour used to be really high circa 2022 on 'bottable' accounts, which don't require insane man-hours to reach. So I guess it depends on scale. Regarding SOTA: yes it's interesting seeing the mobile-based cl
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by qumpis 3y ago
More sophisticated bots at scale exploit weaknesses of the anti-cheating system, such as running bots on mobile devices, which helped to get around their detectikn. But otherwise botting is not trivial if you run more than a few accounts.
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by qumpis 3y ago
4M per account per hour is top tier profit making in the game. Nobody would run 16 accounts on a single desktop. It would require to buy proxies and take care of the caching checks of accounts used on the desktop, which is not something a n
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by qumpis 3y ago
It gets quite complicated once you need to scale: your bot needs to be dynamic through a timespan of months to mimic human behavior, you need accounts that don't give off money farmers' vibes. Getting an account on higher-level ac
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by qumpis 3y ago
Seems that the commenter has a positive tone about their experience, so maybe it was worth it?
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by qumpis 3y ago
Thanks, that's new information to me.
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by qumpis 3y ago
RL in ChatGPT is used for that: to generate text that maximizes reward. But if you have other domains with their reward functions, then you could plan on them
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by qumpis 3y ago
What do you mean it's as effective? Any citation in mind? Having comparable results to CBT would be a big deal And it's also most common form in China too, but people complain left and right, from what I've heard. Same as in

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