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sktguha
6y ago
Regd the webext I wonder how it passes the props from client to background pages ? It is a real problem if the props are not serialisable. Note that this kind of problem would not be there in a single page client and redux store on same win
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Hi everyone , what is your opinion on gpt3 powered eslint in JavaScript coding , i.e enhanced potential issues detecting using gpt3. For example , in react redux connect if a person has passed ownprops in their mapstate to props however ar
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Ask HN: GPT-3 AI powered eslint for JavaScript coding?
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Ask HN: What if music and food were switched, in terms of limits to consumption?
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6y ago
can you post link to your lifestyle business ?
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6y ago
How about asking them to design and build a basic version of react/ redux/ react-redux/ react-router etc
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Ask HN: Compressing text using AI by sending only prediction rank of next word
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6y ago
Did you beat recaptcha v3 also ?
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I honestly don't see much the value of generators here. we can simply return all the results directly from the xpath function that you created. Are there any use case where you would want to stream the elements one by one ? you have go
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6y ago
I made a simple clamp function based on this const clamp = (num, min=0,max=100) => Math.min(Math.max(num, min), max)
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GPT3 – Super-Cool but Not a Path to AGI
(multiverseaccordingtoben.blogspot.com)
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yes. I have tried it with gpt-3 Q: what comes next in the series: 0,3,6, A: 9 Q: what comes next in the series: 0,3,6,9, A: 12
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6y ago
google's majority revenue is from search. So bit better than google, particularly if it is integrated into bing (as microsoft has invested in openAI) , and allows bing to capture market share from google, would be really lucrative
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6y ago
For that maybe a setting can be there in slack that if too many people in a thread please notify me
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yes no doubt it is impressive. But some people are speculating that a lot of cherry picking is done for this demo. I have access to gpt-3 but I am unable to reproduce such results.
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6y ago
wow it does pretty good I must say. better than expected
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6y ago
I wonder how the approach of writing test cases and allowing gpt 3 to do the coding until all the test cases pass will work.
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6y ago
Does it mean that the cost to train something like gpt3 by OpenAI will reduce from 12 million dollars to less next year ? If so how much will it reduce to ?
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Artificial neural networks are more similar to brain than previously thought
(thenextweb.com)
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You can try Ai dungeon. It is somewhat close and uses gpt3 api
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chrome extension adding an I am feeling button to YouTube
(producthunt.com)
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11y ago
how about generating sentences based on cfg rules ?
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Show HN: Chrome extension adding an I am feeling lucky button for YouTube
(thenextweb.com)
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Skip YouTube search results, launch videos instantly with this Chrome extension
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