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romeros
4y ago
yeah me too. :-( dang should change the clickbaity title.
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romeros
4y ago
What more indication do you want? A peer reviewed research paper? Anyone who used ChatGPT frequently enough finds it difficult to get back to using Google. One specific query is all that takes to get an answer from ChatGPT which is on point
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romeros
4y ago
That is part of western culture. From the east, we see it as valuing independence. In the East, parents sacrifice pretty much everything for their kids. They watch over them and will do anything i.e selling their homes/draining retirem
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romeros
4y ago
I used it for actual grep and it worked like magic. I copy pasted an entire reddit thread and asked it to extract out all the usernames from that thread and it was able to. Just like that!
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Are Folks with ADHD wired to be entrepreneurs?
(entrepreneur.com)
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exactly.. in the luddite era dyslexia wasn't recognized and people assumed you were dumb. Likewise in the 70s and 80s ADHD/Depression/Anxiety etc were thought to be harmless and associated with "laziness/bad parenti
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4y ago
type "continue" after the initial output and chatgpt should continue printing out the answer
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Occulus Quest: I think I paid $350 or $400 a year ago. I just remembered it after reading your post. I used it a couple of times and never used it again. It is pretty much the same thing with most of my friends. They haven't used it mo
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4y ago
You should try murf dot ai. It is pretty realistic. Completely blows Amazon Polly and Google's TTS out of water.
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Sama is an Entrepreneur. Most major stable companies are typically run by the MBA types, Execs etc who won't be taking any major risks. Risking their reputation, rocking the boat aka Status Quo etc. If the risk doesn't pay off the
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murf dot ai has near perfect tts. I think we had a major AI breakthrough in the last couple of years
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I copy pasted whatever you mentioned in the comment and I made one change. I asked it to return 5-letter words that end with "nar" Here is a list of 5-letter words that end with the letters "nar": banar canar danar fanar
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4y ago
Travis Kalanick (Uber's founder) collected unemployment while working on his startup.
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>> It’s been a little trickier as they’ve nerfed its abilities as public uptake has increased this is what I've observed as well. There were some things that ChatGPT was doing spectacularly well in the initial days. Now, for the
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Ask HN: Successful one-person online businesses? (2022)
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Science is one step backwards for every two steps forward. Scientific consensus is often overturned once we get more facts and once we get more research done.
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Tell HN: Elon Musk Removes Login Prompt for Twitter
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focusmate is 1:1 and only costs $5 a month.. its golden.. caveday is 50:1 and is a tad expensive and that one works too..
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4y ago
The real reason why for "introverts" social interactions are draining is because they would rather do something else that is very nice and comfortable that they are very used to. i.e Staying alone + eating tacos + Watching Netflix
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I was introverted my entire life. I enjoyed it. I never really needed any contact with others except for a small circle of people and that too quite infrequently. I definitely recharge by being alone. Sitting in front of my favorite book, l
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Or it could be that he was tired of Ideologues controlling the narrative and deciding what is right/wrong/misinformation/fake news etc for the rest of us.
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Ask HN: How do you deal with procrastination?
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Tell HN: DoorDash Manager Terminated Employee for taking an approved leave
(teamblind.com)
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The current trend in tech is Twitter/Google style virtue signalling + activism style software development. I remember reading about an incident that happened couple of years back. A new grad SWE at FAANG wanted his colleague to espouse
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Orkut was super successful and was eventually shutdown.. Meta will live on forever but facebook might well be a relic of the past. Most people don't even log into facebook anymore than a few times a year.
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I think it is the other way around. When people are part of a group the view of the group becomes their own. Most of the thoughts that you think aren't really your own. It is simply a script written by the society around you. For examp
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I saw Ronald Reagan's interview with Jimmy Carson. He seemed to be pretty sharp and funny.
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They were overhiring. I talked to their recruiter last year. They had pretty aggressive hiring goals. Same story with Zillow, Upstart, Facebook and a bunch of companies. All of their stocks tanked by more than 50% since then.
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How did he react to you quitting?
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The assumption is that the expert is wrong. Frequently some experts who hold contrarian opinions which are against the mainstream narrative are usually vindicated with time. For instance lets say CDC recommends people to wash their hands wi
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