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squeegmeister
9mo ago
I would if Unreal Engine was properly supported
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squeegmeister
1y ago
Yeah hallucinations are very context dependent. I’m guessing OP is working in very well documented domains
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2y ago
Awesome project. I'm mildly annoyed at battery bars not completely filling the battery at 100%
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2y ago
Yes, and because you now know it exists, and you later look it up again if you need the specific details. Which you otherwise wouldn’t know to do
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2y ago
There are reasons to believe we’ve reached a plateau with gpt 4. Check out Gary Marcus’s Substack
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3y ago
“To Varoufakis, every time you post on X, formerly Twitter, you’re essentially toiling Elon Musk’s estate like a medieval serf. Musk doesn't pay you. But your free labor pays him, in a sense, by increasing the value of his company.” Th
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3y ago
It’s a reference to this https://www.businessinsider.com/open-ai-chatgpt-alter-ego-da... From Wikipedia: ‘One popular jailbreak is named "DAN", an acronym which stands for "Do Anything Now". The prompt f
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squeegmeister
3y ago
This happened to me and I ended up calling them to get them to reset my email. It hinged on me answering security questions correctly. Which btw, some of these were also wrong since my identity thief changed some addresses on my credit repo
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squeegmeister
3y ago
Exactly
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squeegmeister
3y ago
How does this differ from how ChatGPT currently browses the web?
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squeegmeister
3y ago
Wish Google maps would work in malls. Singapore is full of them and the directions are kinda useless inside
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squeegmeister
3y ago
iOS has non safari browsers
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squeegmeister
4y ago
I haven't noticed any issues with it, other than it occasionally just not chiming in. I'm using vs2022 on windows fwiw. That said, it wouldn't surprise me if vscode is getting preferential treatment
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squeegmeister
4y ago
But can it run doom in doom in doom
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squeegmeister
5y ago
Oh my god, lol. I'm sorry
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5y ago
The "glued together" may be a little overstated. Their "Mega-City" demoed in 2019 is available to download and run as a standard unity project. I haven't looked at any of the code, but the fact that it runs on a mai
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5y ago
Doesn't Conway's law make predictions and isn't it falsifiable? You pointed it out yourself "if we look at an org chart for an organization, and we look at the structure of the products that it produces, we would expect
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5y ago
Are there any games you'd recommend by him?
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5y ago
Billing a customer for a feature they want. How much you charge the customer is going to depend on how many dev hours it will take. An accurate estimate is necessary in order to give come up with the appropriate price to charge them. Name
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5y ago
> Today ~34k pepper the US landscape... On average, a new one pops up every 6 hours The 6 hour thing can't be right, can it?
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5y ago
This sounds intriguing, but I still don't feel like I have a good idea of what a co-op is or how it works. How does a business get off the ground without investment? Other than taking out a loan, credit card debt, or personal savings
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5y ago
Ouch
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squeegmeister
5y ago
Ah man, poor dev. Hope they keep their job. You could argue this was a net positive, letting the world know hbo go uses integration tests
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5y ago
I think the point is that advertisers care about groups, not individuals
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5y ago
Yeah apparently BioNTech is working on a mRna vaccine for cancer