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I can believe that the core GPT-4 model itself has not changed, but clearly they've changed some features. They've added plug-in access, which can change GPT-4's capabilities greatly with some chats. The over all UI of the we
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Salaries by location are only so useful without some sort of cost of living adjustment. Silicon Valley has high salaries, but it's also one of the most expensive places to live. Also what exactly constitutes "Silicon Valley"
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Yes, that's certainly a valid reaction, and is likely partially true. It's also true that Apple is very well known for very hard negotiation and squeezing their suppliers until there's only a few percent margin. You'd ha
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3y ago
I saw this as a young kid, randomly on a TV rerun late at night, not too long after it was released. The fact that it was widely unknown made it seem all the more like a fever dream or something since it was a while before I could even figu
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3y ago
Depending on which version of the film you've seen, some of the cheesiness and awful acting likely comes from the US dubbed version. That said, it still is somewhat mindless action. See: https://jalopnik.com/the-aussie-
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3y ago
I’m baffled by the ideas in the article’s intro that in the 50’s, cars were somehow the realm of hipsters and bohemians. If anything, cars became more popular with the growing (mostly white) middle class which moved to the newly built and e
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3y ago
I've tried this and chatpdf with some Computer Aided Geometric Design mathematics theses and papers. These tools do not seem to "read" the math parts of the papers, only the text. It would be amazing to have something which c
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3y ago
Interestingly, a couple do show up in Urbandictionary [0][1], but the rest only show up in my post. Shockingly, Google has already indexed it. [0] https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=flambitious [1] https:/
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3y ago
I couldn't help not putting a request into GPT4. I got some pretty good ones, and I assume with some tweaking and/or multiple cycles, you could get a big list. >Flambition (noun): The intense desire to achieve success or recogn
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3y ago
I was on Usenet at this time. It's hard, even though I lived through it, to really explain how different it was since the total "population" of Usenet was a very tiny fraction of the world (some sources say <1m people arou
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Teenage Engineering adds a recorder to their growing range of field gadgets
(cdm.link)
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Hmmm. Seems like it's 31+ years old. Here's Gruber on the 30th anniversary: https://daringfireball.net/2022/04/30_years_of_bbedit_not_su...
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3y ago
> Having to move back and forth between two devices is a pain. I do that a couple times a day. Almost everything that I do with these devices stays in sync through various accounts/cloud in the background. Admittedly I'm just d
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Photographer Puts Super 8 Camera on FPV Drone, Magic Results
(petapixel.com)
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3y ago
I missed that in the guidelines. Good to know.
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Why name something that involves code "Grasshopper" when there's been a popular product for 15 years called Grasshopper? [0] It seems like some people just don't bother to do a basic search to see if their new product na
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3y ago
FFS, how did I miss this? Considering how counter culture Vice was early on it felt quite left wing. Does every fringe political thing wrap around? In other words if you move super far to the left, do you end up wrapping back around on the
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3y ago
And how would the service verify the statements? Why would it take a fake account? It's not that hard to get a sample statement and modify it to seem real. If you could get confirmation from a bank or utility that might be enough to pr
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3y ago
I wonder how many of these fans without record players call them "vinyls" [sic]? Seems like that Venn diagram might be close to a circle.
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3y ago
It’s in the comments on the original post, but Battlezone, Star Wars and other arcade games had 3D vector graphics well before Elite. There’s also stuff like Zaxxon, Q*bert or Marble Madness which simulated 3D with isometric 2D.
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Constantly looking to shave pennies off of products is understandable from a business perspective, but as many are commenting, quality often suffers. With some household items - not just from Ikea - it seems like the race to the bottom lead
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So this got voted down. That's odd to me. I'm trying to warn the developers that this name is potentially offensive and could remind people of racist images. At one point Colgate sold Darkie toothpaste with a really offensive cari
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The name is really unfortunate. It's way too close to an ethnic slur which is spelled a bunch of different ways, but darkie is almost the same as Darke. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/darky
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3y ago
Yes. I had to search for that qualification in the text. As far as I can tell, any integer works if n=m.
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The kernel (Parasolid) is closed source as well as many of the back end bits of Onshape, but all the code behind the standard features that is written in FeatureScript is under an MIT license (the Onshape Standard Library). https:/&#x
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GITHub is here [0], and this is under an MIT license - which I couldn't find on the documentation site. [0] https://github.com/nmwsharp/geometry-central
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3y ago
Prop 65 is well intentioned, but flawed. It's screwed up because it's enforced by third parties suing the company that makes the widgets. It's also crazy because things that are "known to the state of California to cause
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It's cool that this is possible, but it's missing some very important subtleties which make professional animation look "right" or even "real". As it is, there's no sense of compression or snap at the righ
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4y ago
>Develop a niche online marketplace that caters to the needs of the anal sex community by offering a variety of high-quality and specialized products, such as external SSDs, extension cord holders, furniture anchors, and water-based pers
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FWIW, GPT4 is a little smarter: Johnstown, Pennsylvania and Pismo Beach, California are both cities in the United States, but they have some differences in terms of geography, climate, and culture. However, there are a few things that they
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