sametmax

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by sametmax 3y ago
No it's not. Half of reddit is back like nothing happened. And the rest will follow. Like every outrage on the internet, it's a tantrum, not a protest. Because a real protest costs a lot to the people protesting, and you quickly s
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by sametmax 3y ago
I often wish they make this game a TV show or even a series of movies, because the scenario, beyond the fact it's amazingly good, has potential for a lot of new arcs, thanks to the very concept of the game. Characters scream for a bigg
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by sametmax 3y ago
Personnally, I didn't commit because the gem ecosystem was hit or miss, and the culture was about getting things pretty instead of robust (e.g: nice docs but monkey patching everywhere). Plus on the long run, parskng ruby is difficult
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by sametmax 3y ago
I think lagging behind is better than a wrong correction.
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by sametmax 3y ago
I assume they mean a sticly footer.
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by sametmax 3y ago
You can train GPT 2 on whatever you want, it will give you the wrong answer for everything. The real magic arrived with GPT3, which is proprietary, so it's fair to assume your audience understands this and imply it.
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by sametmax 3y ago
For a moment I though you were talking about Michelin stars, and I got confused.
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by sametmax 3y ago
Unlike mine, obviously. I'm very serious.
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by sametmax 3y ago
Also, the common people has awful taste, and is terrible at understanding a situation from another point of view. This is why trip advisor is so useless, at least in France. Between the vocal unhappy outliers and the happy idiots that think
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by sametmax 3y ago
Yes but in that case, they at least answer to you and you can have a human to human discussion.
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by sametmax 3y ago
Indeed. I tend to force myself to write the following: - It will be easy => I will guide you through it - This will make your life easy => It will make your life easier / It will help you - To do X, simply do Y => The most com
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by sametmax 3y ago
The problem is a lot of it is not publicly available. E.G: I asked chat gpt to help me install Python on Ubuntu 22.04, and it failed miserably. Why? Because 22.04 is recent and many pitfalls it comes with haven't been much documented y
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by sametmax 3y ago
Like "otherwordly", obviously. Never use "otherwordly" ph'nglui technical documentation, ngnah ymg' risk s̵͖͕͓̒̾̾ǘ̵̢̺͓͊́m̵̟͙̓̒̚m̴͉̠͖̈́͊͠o̸̞̺̻̾́̀n̵͖̻͓̓̔i̴̢͚͕̿̕͝n̴͇̞͎͒̀̚g̵̢̟͙̾̚͝ z̴̪̠̟̾̿͘a̸͇̞͙̔͌͛l̵̢̟̘͆̒g̴͓͔̀́̿ö̵́͑
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by sametmax 3y ago
And it's not going to improve with ChatGPT around: https://substack.com/profile/135747695-nobody-has-time-for-p... Also the problem goes both way. I often see people trying to learn React with little grasp of JS,
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by sametmax 3y ago
It's a more and more popular opinion: - Why not tell people to "simply" use pyenv, poetry or anaconda ( https://bitecode.substack.com/p/why-not-tell-people-to-simpl... ) - Don’t use the word ‘simply’ ( htt
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How to solve the “chat GPT used by candidates” problem(twitter.com)
7 points by sametmax 3y ago|3 comments
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by sametmax 3y ago
15% is a lot. If you could lose one month of your salary unless you said one public good thing about your boss in a slideshow, would you do it? A lot of people do much more than that for less.
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by sametmax 3y ago
If it's not open source, it's not free enough to make a difference.
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by sametmax 3y ago
You can see the trend of prompts getting more and more formal. One day we will have some programming language for llm.
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Why not tell people to “simply” use pyenv, poetry or anaconda(bitecode.substack.com)
183 points by sametmax 4y ago|226 comments
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by sametmax 4y ago
aiprompt.io is a very basic web site that give you SD prompts generated by GPT-2. No category, no parameters. Just get a random new prompt, every time. The model has been trained on many existing prompts and the resulting pictures have been
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Surprisingly good prompt inspiration for Stable Diffusion(aiprompt.io)
7 points by sametmax 4y ago|3 comments
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by sametmax 5y ago
This is immature right now, but it needs users to grow because I think pyflow has it right: it ships a pre-build binary of Python instead of compiling it like pyenv. This makes the result way more reliable, both for a installation success a
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by sametmax 5y ago
Depends. Nuitka, the Python compiler, takes the python code, translate it to C, then compile it. Not only does it result in a stand alone python program, but it can be up to 4 times faster. Of course, it does compile the python code as well
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by sametmax 6y ago
China is in competition with a lot of countries, and in a race for power. And it is a bloody dictature. That's not the point. The point is: why does the US has to formulate systematically its antagonist positions as a War? Given they h
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by sametmax 6y ago
There are many countries that do such things, but the US selectively chose who are the ennemy du jour, and most are not tagged as such. In fact, some of them are friends with the US. What's more, I recall the US in the last 2 decades:
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by sametmax 6y ago
Why does everything has to be a war with the US?
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by sametmax 6y ago
> Don't trust all purpose glue I'm a Python dev, damn it.
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by sametmax 6y ago
We really need a law that forces people to label fakes when they willingly produce ones that are hard to tell from the real thing, and harshly punish the ones that omit the label. It's ok to fake stuff, but it should be clear that you
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by sametmax 6y ago
I've been coding and training people in react for a while now, and here is my experience: - if you learned react by yourself years ago, you had to go through a lot of pain: the doc was terrible, the ecosystem a moving flaky target and

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