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8mo ago
Once again I am asking for you to please show us what you have built. Bring receipts.
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8mo ago
???
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9mo ago
Of course its fun. Making slop _is_ very fun. Its a low-effort dopamine-driven way of producing things. Learning is uncomfortable. Improving things using only your braincells can be very difficult and time consuming.
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9mo ago
won't someone think of the shareholders?
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10mo ago
it feels like people keep attempting this idea, largely because its easy to build, but in practice people aren't interested using others' prompts because the cost to create a customized skill/gpt/prompt/whatever is
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1y ago
Think a bit harder on your statement. You'll get there eventually.
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1y ago
Its not uncommon for Apple and others to compare against two generations ago rather than the immediately preceding one
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1y ago
is this effectively what Cursor did as well? I seem to remember some major pricing change of their in the past few months.
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1y ago
> it's just gotten better. Couldn't agree more. Like many, I've had my honeymoon phase with AI and have now learned what it is good for and what it is not. What it has truly been good for is satisfying the nauseating numb
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1y ago
> "This is a good way to test how "AI-native" the candidate is." yuck
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1y ago
Oracle is doing something petty and absurd? Are you sure?
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1y ago
i love my studio displays but they would be absolute dogwater for gaming
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2y ago
5k resolution, >= 220 ppi. Everything else is secondary.
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2y ago
I would get a sleep study performed then. I know its expensive but fortunately once you have the prescription you're set to get a calibrated machine for you.
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2y ago
you could, but i would not recommend it. Sleep apnea comes in many forms. CSA, OSA, maybe you need a bipap and not a cpap. Sleep apnea machines tell you how many events youve had during the night but you could be given a false positive if y
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3y ago
And if Spain is too far for some American southerners, there are a couple of Serra pieces in the Chattanooga, TN sculpture park. I was surprised to run into them while I lived there.
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A Short Lesson in Perspective
(davidairey.com)
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3y ago
anecdata: my hobby project went from a 1m 24s build time (flutter) on an M1 Pro to an 8s build time on M3 Pro.
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3y ago
damn, you really got em' with that one.
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3y ago
When i was still playing diablo 4 i made a swiftui app where i would take a picture of two items up for comparison and would use gpt-4 to determine what was the better choice. I found that apple's OCR through Vision kit or whatever its
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3y ago
its quacktastic https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=kp2skYYA2B4
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3y ago
I can definitely get on board with that idea. It is indeed cumbersome dealing with some JSON api that you may or may not have written. The amount of boilerplate you must write in react just to fetch the freaking thing and do some work an di
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3y ago
I read a good chunk of the Hypermedia book and much of the argument is an appeal to authority around the fact that "real" REST design uses HATEOAS and well because Roy Fielding said so in 2000. Yes, I get that duplicating state on
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3y ago
Could you give some specific examples? I'm interested as someone dabbling in game dev in caught in the endless cycle of engine debates.
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3y ago
In my own farting around with AutoGPT (which was quite a lot), what stuck out to me most was that the agents wouldn't rely on their own "knowledge" for tasks hardly ever. They would always default to browsing the internet for
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3y ago
There is an Arby's by me that already uses this. I have to say, it works really well.
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3y ago
I was loyal until I was laid-off. Never again.
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3y ago
Bad take
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3y ago
> like a dog trying to read Tolstoy this got a chuckle out loud from me. great visual.
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4y ago
There will be so much shlock everywhere now
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