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by saaaaaam 2y ago
This is the thing that a lot of people who dabble with LLMs don’t seem to understand. And obviously it makes great clickbait to rail against chatgpt.
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
I had first hand experience of this recently. A tenant in a property I rent out was sent a near-incomprehensible email written in “building manager” gobbledegook by the agency who manage the property. “I would be most grateful if you can ei
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
The premise of this article is far more depressing than the “depressing” conclusion that the author seems to propose, which is that journalists are going to be out of jobs. “Journalist who doesn’t understand technology tells chatgpt ‘write
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
The enquiry closed around this time last year - and then there was basically no functional government in the UK from the start of this year while the previous ruling party tore itself to pieces in public before calling a snap election which
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
Starbucks has 38000 branches globally and around 18000 in the USA. Apparently the average store sells around 500 drinks a day. That’s 9 million drinks per day just in the USA. 19 million globally. So it’s the first couple of hours, on one s
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
Hitler? Pol Pot? What?
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
Not trying to be provocative, but what’s shady about asking for a phone number?
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
Not sure how you’re getting this. I just ran it in Claude using Sonnet 3.5. The response was simply: 60,065
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
Art takes time.
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
Tried to sign up. When I moved away to get my verification code your site threw an application error. Now I can’t log in and can’t create an account because I’m already registered. Apparently there’s no password reset option. sam@p ~ d shou
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
Take down Nvidia? Yeah. Cuda.
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
On mobile (iOS Safari) the location drop down isn’t giving me any options. The sex one works fine.
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
Yes I understand that. But the “get expoship” button on the homepage should take me to somewhere I can purchase. And if it’s sending me a magic link then the magic link should take me to somewhere I can purchase. Trying it again now it’s st
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
It’s a weird technicality of copyright law. When a human teacher plays a song that is a private performance of a composition. When a computer plays a song copyright law treats this as a mechanical copy of the composition and public performa
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
I feel like I'm missing something. I asked her for a cocktail. She made the cocktail. The glass kept changing into a different glass. There is no way to drink the cocktail. I asked for some olives. She didn't give me any olives bu
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
When click "get ExpoShip" on the homepage and put my email address in I get an email saying "follow this link to confirm your user". When I click that link, it takes me to a page that says "You don't have acces
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
Extend looks great - and your real estate play is very interesting. I’ve been playing around extracting key terms from residential leasehold (condominium-type) agreements. Interested to know if you’re doing this sort of thing?
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
I’m not going to be defaulting to other providers for new tasks - just putting a fail-over in place. Out of interest what small set of tasks do you find Claude to be best for? Because I find it to be significantly better for most things. Th
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
I bet your day was more filled with hassle! But genuinely appreciate the response. One thing it’s really highlighted to me is that you’re miles ahead of the alternative APIs available. It’s also highlighted quite how much I’ve come to rely
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
Ten hours and counting! That's made a lovely mess of my day. Fell back to the Mistral API for some things, but it's (a) much slower, (b) not as good. Reminder to self: have fail-over in place already, rather than having to whip it
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
I would argue that you imagined something that the other person said - in this context, the other website. This is why your "strive to address... what was said, not what you imagine the other person said" comment sits uneasily for
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
I’m curious to know why you thought it “sounded like this was a protest project ‘for the people’”? I’ve read the parent post above and looked at the website and see nothing that would make me think it’s a “protest for the people”. It just s
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
When I sign up and click the email verification nothing happens. https://griddd.co/api/auth/callback?code=*****4 (I’ve removed some digits)
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
> There is no way I am using my phone for anything other than making a phone call when I am sitting in front of my computer. This is interesting. There are a significant number of things I'll do using my phone, even if I'm in f
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
It does make sense if and if the following apply: (a) you have touched the brand and trust it over other offerings (b) are tech-literate but semi-technical or non-technical or simply don’t want to do anything more than a couple of clicks im
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
Aren’t the “uniforms” just high-viz vests though?
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
Problem with talking to musicians directly is that they might quite like or even quite love the idea, but they often prefer to hand off decisions about stuff that they are not super passionate about to the people who look after the money. M
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
To be fair, the tweets are very misleading and the person tweeting has possible deliberately cropped the letter to support their narrative. I suspect the tweets were made in the hope of a little free publicity.
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
ChatGPT Plus does NOT give you full unlimited use of the best model. There are still limits. FWIW I regularly hit my ChatGPT Plus limits, and I think the “dynamic” limiting is regularly in place. I’ve only once hit my Claude Pro limit. I no
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by saaaaaam 2y ago
This article makes a couple of mistakes, and a couple of elisions. Firstly, fair use exceptions in copyright (which are used to allow training) are not universal across copyright jurisdictions. Secondly training is one through: generation i

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