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by qup 2y ago
I only hear about poor people committing crimes usually on the local news. Everything else is billionaire did this, politician did that, corporation did both of those and more.
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by qup 2y ago
Okay, but you just invented your own bar of "smart human" to be the universal bar (I don't share that opinion). Also, lots of smart humans can't do the freaking Putnam, it doesn't make them stupid. It makes them non
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by qup 2y ago
I would agree if we weren't starting with LLMs for a baseline. The first AGI will know at least as much as LLMs, IMO, and that's already not-stupid. Especially once they can separate out the truth in their training.
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by qup 2y ago
I'm not a new programmer. I started as a teen in the 90s. I was a pro for some years, although I have not been for a few years now--I own a small B&M business. I don't have a desire to become a great programmer, like you might
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by qup 2y ago
It'll atrophy whose skills? I'm using it to increase my own.
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by qup 2y ago
O1 did find the optimization in a sibling comment (sibling to my GP) So probably time to update your expectations
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by qup 2y ago
You gave me flashbacks of editing html, php, and perl in some shitty web editor within cPanel in the 1990s. That was before, or maybe alongside, my Notepad++ / CuteFTP workflow.
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by qup 2y ago
People should try to switch to a more code-focused interface, like aider. Copy and pasting code it gives you just means your workflow is totally borked, and it's no wonder you wouldn't want to try to let it generate code, because
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by qup 2y ago
Are you sure it would be hard? Maybe it only requires asking the LLM to be creative when designing the algorithm. The parent poster spent some time thinking about it, obviously--he didn't generate it accurately "on the fly,"
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by qup 2y ago
In some regions (mine) Craigslist never took off, and now is a ghost town. I would estimate it gets less than 1% of the traffic of FB Marketplace, in terms of number of vehicles posted. And nearly all of them are car lots, not individuals.
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by qup 2y ago
Yes it does, at the top of every chat there is a drop-down to select the model, which displays the current model. It's been a constant part of the UI since forever.
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by qup 2y ago
It's so weird that people use questions that are well-known for duping humans, who we all consider to be general intelligence. Getting this question wrong doesn't say much about the intelligence of humans, why would it say somethi
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by qup 2y ago
How good is the desktop experience?
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by qup 2y ago
you want the ctrl+p plugin It's a fuzzy file finder. For your example of `org/example/groupid/packageid/submodule/File.java` I might write "[Ctrl+P] pamodFi[Enter]" If `File.java` is unique enough, I
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by qup 2y ago
FWIW it's "iwantmyname.com"
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by qup 2y ago
I use them, and I chose them for several reasons. 1) They had a good reputation on here at the time (10 years ago?) 2) They have a nice panel for DNS config 3) I wanted to separate my registration from my hosting 4) I think it's a pret
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by qup 2y ago
Are you allowed to send two emails? One from her? Can you recon their datetime ahead of time? If you're one second early, you're DQed right? What if their clock has drifted? Edit: summoning @tomcam -- he might be your guy
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by qup 2y ago
Great score on the aider leaderboards: https://aider.chat/docs/leaderboards/
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by qup 2y ago
> "We made it slightly more convenient, but it might be wrong now and also burns down a tree every time you use it." Sounds like early criticisms of the internet. I assume you mean he should be doing those things with a search
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by qup 2y ago
Well, maybe its wheel fell off. So, the mechanic who maintenanced it last? ... We don't fault our tools, legally. We usually also don't fault the manufacturer, or the maintenance guy. We fault the people using them.
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by qup 2y ago
How many platforms are required? I noticed it doesn't have an OS/2 download.
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by qup 2y ago
I was a witness in court last week and it was said that I was a computer whiz for knowing how to play the mp4 file on the thumb drive. And then later that was used against me to accuse me of lying about not knowing how to check the voicemai
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by qup 2y ago
What about if they fine tune it to do your job?
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by qup 2y ago
Have you used them to build a system to ask you clarifying questions? Or even instructed them to?
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by qup 2y ago
> Having looked at several enterprises, there’s a lot of work being done to make a lot of things that don’t really work. Is this a new phenomenon that started post-LLM?
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by qup 2y ago
That's the public API price isn't it?
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by qup 2y ago
While we're here, I have an ask (of anyone). I want the same exact thing you said, except for an outdoor dog on a large property. I would like a tag that just records its own GPS coordinates locally on-device, every so often, and then
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by qup 2y ago
> Doesn't the fact that it can only accomplish tasks with benchmarks That's not a fact
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by qup 2y ago
Intelligence doesn't have to be embodied.
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by qup 2y ago
My counter point is that in 20 years, I've needed to find old emails probably about 100 times. I have almost every email of my life, so it's easy to find them.

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