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by r2_pilot 2y ago
It's a start. We just had a sudden storm that severely damaged some tomato plant stalks, and it suggested splinting them, or if it is still having trouble in a couple of days to cut off the top and plant in another pot, which is advice
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
The first night it was released, it one-shotted merging two Python files together (one was an incomplete mess of speech to text, the other was an also-incomplete Claude api demo with a fake loop with forced conversation paths). It rewrote t
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
For your specific question, you can send a pulse train specific to the radar emitter, and you filter out anything that doesn't match your specific pulse train
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Actually, in both cases, we do. Cell towers deliberately have different frequencies allocated from their neighboring towers, and Wi-Fi has multiple channels, several of which do not have any overlap.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
It does say unemployed in the headline, gotta eat somehow I guess.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
2024: just use Claude 3.5 Sonnet
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Nope, the proper lesson is to provide a secret (such as a 2 digit code) with the 2FA request that the authenticator must also present instead of just hitting "approve".
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Just an update on my initial impressions of Claude 3.5 Sonnet. It's a better programmer than I am in Python; that's not saying much, but this is now two nights in a row I've been impressed with what I've created with it.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
And both flavors have a base flavor of excrement... Still, since I started using Claude 3 Opus (and now 3.5 Sonnet) a couple of months back, I don't see myself switching from them nor stopping use of LLM-based AI tech; it's just m
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Right, I am deliberately childless largely thanks to those challenges. But that guy of course has plenty of children. I struggle to find a word to describe how I feel about that.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
It's not an app yet but I made this last night (after being spurred by getting modded into oblivion when I said I was doing this 2 weeks ago on HN, lol). Even cooler, 3.5 Sonnet took what I had and pulled me over the finish line. What
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
You can probably tell it that you want it to give all the code; on my test project with 3.5 Sonnet last night, it recognized where boilerplate setup code was and just told me to copy it, saving me a fair amount of tokens/money so I was
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Sorry you had that experience. I used 3.5 Sonnet last night to merge two Python files and remove a "fake" loop I had made to simulate an activity and replace it with an actual loop to do what I wanted. It not only got it right on
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
It's a pretty useful tool, just for rubber ducky-ing, and if you know what you're doing you can get customers just by showing them what capabilities exist(I used Claude 3 just yesterday to demo a proof of concept that got my start
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
(assuming you are correct) It says something about how a company feels about the safety of their products when they feel like they should time the releases based on political events.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
You're welcome to use other models; as for me, I started using Claude 3 shortly after it came out and I've never felt like switching to the "competition". Their stance on safety aligns with my take on it, and they don&#x
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
It's refreshing to see a site where the status page is unaffected by the downtime itself, and where it's even updated to show the status. AWS could learn a thing or two from them.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
It's helpful to step out of the box with those kinds of questions, and consider what it is the sensor is doing. Abstraction is great for programming and reasoning about complex objects like cars (have key, insert key press pedal to mov
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
I'll also chime in and say I was able to visualize the generic ball-ness and as soon as the question of color arose, I also immediately picked red despite not being my favorite color or anything. I blame childhood depictions of balls l
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Claude 3 Opus helped me (and many others) in a very tangible and real way just recently. It's a little too personal to mention here but with guidance and curating the responses, it's very impressive what it can help (me) do.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
I'd like to think I resemble this remark, hanging out in MS for family and low cost of living.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
The reason I didn't suggest those is because of the rapid advancements in AI and robotics, I think within about 5 years a good chunk of that could be automated or people with minimal training could use augmented reality to do it themse
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Switch careers and take a job with outdoors recreation stuff. It'll last you at least 5 years and is at least partially resistant to AI and robots.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Thankfully exercise can also help strengthen the immune system. (source: I've been exercising a lot lately after years of feeling like I had chronic fatigue - more accurately it seems to have been sleep apnea - and have had 3 diagnos
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Some people work in regulated environments with audit requirements.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
I'm not sure if you read the fine article but in fact they do have licensing terms which can provide them income from commercial and enterprise users.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
This article resonates with me. I may not get paid well but it's enough, and my work-life balance is supreme.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Just because I can: see pre-industrial Romans and their lead acetate. Or Egyptians with their kohl eyeliner (also lead). I prefer strong regulatory bodies that methodically analyze products available to general consumers.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Same here. It shortens appropriately too.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
In fact, the original concept of a corporation was that they were created for a specific purpose and then dissolved once completed. In a way, the fact that modern corporations don't do that is analogous to how cancer is mutated cells t

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