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by scottmf 2y ago
> What if i'm handing it to a friend/spouse to play to beat my time? then that works better with his suggestion for a timer rather than a countdown you could retain a challenge aspect by showing average time to solve (or your r
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by scottmf 2y ago
Why not
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by scottmf 2y ago
I thought it was about Memento the short story https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memento_Mori_(short_story)
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by scottmf 2y ago
(edit) As it's now 4pm UTC I'd recommend https://utc.httpclock.com Although Central European Time ( https://cet.httpclock.com ) will be valid too, as well as a few other time zones (for maximum coverage it us
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Show HN: httpclock. A useless way to tell the time with HTTP status codes…(httpclock.com)
5 points by scottmf 2y ago|2 comments
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by scottmf 2y ago
Haha, no I agree, but it was immediately, recognizable :)
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by scottmf 2y ago
There’s much that is lost but imo gpt-4-base would be borderline unusable for most of us compared to its descendants — perhaps even more so than GPT-3 davinci, at least relative to its time. 4 can be an absolute demonic hallucinating machin
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by scottmf 2y ago
iOS voice dictation?
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by scottmf 2y ago
I “rented” a movie on Apple TV last night. I’m quite confident I won’t be paying again in 30 days :)
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by scottmf 2y ago
Isn’t that illegal, for elected representatives?
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by scottmf 2y ago
Was this in person or do you have a link by any chance? Would love to see it. From my own experience XML tags are incredibly powerful — particularly for very large system prompts, with some markdown in there too.
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by scottmf 2y ago
Is this just a Suno-wrapper?
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by scottmf 2y ago
Can you give an example that I can test with gpt-4-0314?
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by scottmf 3y ago
providing the seed would have allowed it to be shared
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by scottmf 3y ago
you can use negative logit bias
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by scottmf 3y ago
I switched to Cursor (VSCode fork) a couple of months ago. It does this already and I haven’t looked back since. Especially as the copilot extension (along with all my others) work out of the box. It has full knowledge of your entire codeba
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by scottmf 3y ago
Wow huggingface is down completely
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by scottmf 4y ago
This is the nuanced insightful discussion I come to HN for
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by scottmf 4y ago
They use similar models to the codex models, they mentioned it a couple years ago
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by scottmf 4y ago
That’s what Stability AI has been doing… There are already open source LLMs the size of GPT-3 such as OPT and Bloom
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by scottmf 4y ago
Why do your replies read like ChatGPT output
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by scottmf 4y ago
No
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by scottmf 4y ago
Sure, I’ll also go ahead and find the oldest possible version of Firefox compatible with my operating system, open several hundred tabs, and probably just unplug my router too while I’m at it
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by scottmf 4y ago
There's much more to a fast website than ttfb/fmp on a single page load with a cold cache. The fact this kilobyte fetishism on HN is still so rife in 2022 is ridiculous. Edit: I wrote this after reading some comments. The article
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by scottmf 4y ago
I just went to theguardian.com and it opened immediately. This kilobyte fetishism on here is ridiculous.
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by scottmf 4y ago
This is a very myopic perspective IMO. https://twitter.com/RemitNotPaucity/status/15623190045631733... https://twitter.com/wavefunk_/status/1562468847483244546 https://twitter
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by scottmf 4y ago
Am I missing something?
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by scottmf 4y ago
I’m not sure I follow. If we’re talking about turning a few sentences into a blog post then sure, but there are many use cases for these models. E.g., distilling large amounts of text into short summaries while retaining substance is effect
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by scottmf 4y ago
LLMs are great and have many use cases but ultimately they’re just very talented bullshit machines.
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by scottmf 4y ago
Well, it was trained on a lot of internet comments after all…

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