realharo

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by realharo 2y ago
I think the comment was referring to things like internal company data, or licensed data that is not publicly available, etc. Those things could be a competitive advantage.
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by realharo 2y ago
>entrenchment of existing inequalities This can also refer to wealth inequality. Especially between people who work for a living vs people who own assets for a living. And it's worth putting that first, because it's arguably
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by realharo 2y ago
One random idea: Wordle clone tutorials are of course all over the web (just google make wordle clone and see the results), but what about a browser extension + Discord bot, that lets groups of friends compare their scores for the offic
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by realharo 2y ago
Well, it's not like I'm just going to trust a comment like this either :) I would like to see it in action, and then I'll form an opinion.
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by realharo 2y ago
The demo video shows it making a game of life. People really should start using examples that don't have literally thousands of step by step tutorials all over the web. That includes clones of Wordle, Flappy Bird, generic todo lists,
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by realharo 2y ago
I wonder if this is anything like the YouTube comment spam that appears under every finance-related video. There are always entire comment chains talking about how important it is to invest wisely and then plugging some random person's
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by realharo 2y ago
Oh, I had no idea! I didn't account for that (or a bunch of other things like temperature). So yeah, might be a bit off, but not as much as the wrong initial answers from the LLM - which also failed to mention this.
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by realharo 2y ago
Yes, you need to know the densities, but the models outputted the correct densities even as part of the wrong answer. Not sure what you mean by volumes "not adding". One way to calculate it is like: density_alcohol = 0.789g&
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by realharo 2y ago
It's only drift if the error grows over time. You need to look at the sum of the offsets.
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by realharo 2y ago
It failed on this math problem: how much alcohol volume is there in 16 grams of a 40% ABV drink, with the rest being water? All models seem to get confused between volume and weight (even after they clearly mention both in the first sente
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by realharo 2y ago
Yes, if you're willing to jump through scare dialogs and search for where in the UI to find "hidden" settings, you can manually override it per app as before.
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by realharo 3y ago
The point of having it in the type system is not just to force you to check it. It is also to clearly document where you need to check it, and just as important, where you don't. Without it, you don't have that " this is guar
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by realharo 3y ago
The article, while talking about some very real problems, seems to be completely unrelated to the question of whether or not AI is likely to have that capability in the near/mid future (which is what the title implies).
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by realharo 3y ago
AI assistant in a browser makes sense if it's acting as an extension of your memory - for example you're browsing some items you're considering buying, and the assistant creates a summary spreadsheet with their comparison, th
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by realharo 3y ago
For navigating menus, even the original Quest's hand tracking, where you used your fingers to point at things, is good enough.
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by realharo 3y ago
That demo is partially faked - if you look at the "plan B" button, it doesn't actually make the UI show some newly changed data, it simply hides the entire window, and shows a different pre-made static window. Even the "
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by realharo 3y ago
>Companies start going from... The few companies that will still exist, that is - many of them won't, when their product becomes almost free to replace.
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by realharo 3y ago
Today, your restaurant's custom website largely doesn't matter, as ordering is done on delivery apps, and people visiting in person look at things like Google Maps reviews. Only reservations are not quite as consolidated yet. Simi
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by realharo 3y ago
Stockpile metals and rare earth elements. Natural resources will be the beginning and the end of trade. (not actually serious, at least not yet)
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by realharo 3y ago
It says it doesn't work when you have chat history turned off - and thus data collection, which is combined into the same setting. Even on the paid version.
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by realharo 3y ago
>All apples are red. All apples are fruit. My car is red, therefore my car is a fruit. This is an extremely common example of an error. I wish people would put more effort into coming up with examples that aren't so common all ove
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by realharo 3y ago
With a full-time job, your time will be quite limited. If you want to learn/read (on more than 1 subject), build something with what you've learned, and still have enough time for other things, chores, not to mention fun, you will
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by realharo 3y ago
>Joy of tinkering - build projects, try out frameworks, build stuff on the side. Keeps the spark alive. >Tech detox — Recharging away from your monitor makes you a better programmer. Aren't these the opposite of each other? D
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by realharo 3y ago
The scale and ease of doing it matter. It's like the difference between a bunch of shops having security cameras that they can look at the footage from, versus having every such camera connected to a wide surveillance network with faci
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by realharo 3y ago
>Surely the human understanding component will be whittled down at some point, too, but it's a much much further goal than automating essentially mechanical processes. Why do you think that? People used to think that making painti
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by realharo 3y ago
That's not an entirely new game (though the other versions of it are pretty obscure), but super interesting https://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/sumplete-chatgpt-ai-gam...
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by realharo 3y ago
Not only are there tons of Angry Birds clones (Angry Birds itself is kind of a clone of earlier games), there are also tons of step-by-step tutorials for making them, which were no doubt included in the training data.
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by realharo 3y ago
There is a similar kind of anti-scraping technique, where you serve fake data that looks very realistic, but a part of it is modified in some way that renders it useless. Of course the challenge there is good bot detection to not accidental
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by realharo 3y ago
That's not an issue for a device like this. The typical use case is refreshing the screen once every 5, 10, 15, etc. minutes, which takes a few seconds (including connecting to wifi, downloading the data, etc.), and then spend the rest
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by realharo 3y ago
If the switch is draining battery too fast, that could be a software bug. I have a bunch of these switches https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/devices/TS0044.html#tuya-ts0044 , and the solution of turning off the periodic batter

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