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by stnmtn 3y ago
I don't know if I'm quite willing to go there yet, but LLMs are barrelling towards a level where, if the pace continues, they will easily be looked upon as the most import advancement of computing. The fact that training a statist
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by stnmtn 3y ago
If this is a joke about overthinking, well done.
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by stnmtn 3y ago
How many opportunities has he had to do this? Certainly less than 5 at this high of a level right?
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by stnmtn 3y ago
I do this except with only one text file, with a separator for M/D/Y so I can always have the date I find it easier to follow tasks if I can scroll up a bit to the previous day and see if any tasks are being left undone for a coup
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by stnmtn 3y ago
This is very impressive, and kind of mind-blowing that it works. The sample questions are awesome, but I wonder how much veracity it has I asked it "On average for the past 2 months, how many posts are made to hacker news per day?&quot
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by stnmtn 3y ago
From how I'm reading this, couldn't this easily be something like: unhealthy foods tend to have PFAS, so people who eat unhealthy food and gain weight also might have an increase in their blood, but this is just a correlation not
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by stnmtn 3y ago
He had a post about this, "Why do I suck now?" I think a good point brought up is, how many novel ideas can one person have before treading the same ground again? https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/why-do-i
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by stnmtn 3y ago
So the solution is "I don't know yet, so we'll have the state be in control of the keys" I'm sure you don't need me to say why this is an unacceptable solution. Yet again, blockchain is found to be a solution i
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by stnmtn 4y ago
What happens in the case of fraud or illegal activity where someone steals someone else's wallet/keys and is able to transfer the "title"? If there isn't a really good answer to this question, then how can you serio
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by stnmtn 4y ago
This quote has been repeated for years and is completely misquoted as it literally splices together parts of the quote. The original quote was "Part and parcel of living in a great global city is you’ve got to be prepared for these thi
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by stnmtn 4y ago
I agree that there are diminishing returns, but I can promise you that it's easy to stop a difference between 60 FPS and 144 FPS if you have a 144hz monitor. I don't think anyone actually believes that 60 FPS is the "limit of
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by stnmtn 4y ago
I would love to see a screencast video from you of what you asked ChatGPT and what it responded with, as I find it hard to believe that it couldn't write an anchor tag.
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by stnmtn 4y ago
I don't have words for how much this seems like a relatively trivial thing to do now, and 1 year ago I would have laughed at someone if they suggested this was a possibility in 5 years I'm feeling a mixture of feelings that I can&
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by stnmtn 4y ago
More parameters, more training time, faster processing speed to accomplish both of the first two.
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by stnmtn 4y ago
I sympathize, these remasters hollow out a lot of the soul of the film. The most disappointing part is that they also don't just come with the original color grading, and are advertised as being the new, official versions!
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by stnmtn 4y ago
I agree, that language could be very improved. This is not a GPT-like LLM whose training corpus is HN comments, which I found to be an extremely interesting idea. Instead, it looks like it's finds relevant HN threads and tells GPT-3 (t
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by stnmtn 4y ago
From my understanding of ChatGPT, it will not remember that it all. It isn't fully aware that its knowledge stops at 2021, and will hallucinate that it has the ability to store information. It doesn't. If you asked again in the sa
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by stnmtn 4y ago
It's not useful for exploratory querying, but it's very useful when I know what I want to find on a specific website. For example, I want to see the latest videos uploaded on youtube by channel I like. I type in "!yt channelN
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by stnmtn 4y ago
I don't hate leading underscores on _private_function or _class variable, in fact I think it's a great way to semantically signal intent The double underscore for __super_private_function doesn't make much sense to me though.
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by stnmtn 4y ago
Why are tech people so behind mastodon? If this is true this sounds incredibly worrying to scale; to the point where mastodon is limiting it's own growth potential
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by stnmtn 4y ago
This loses all the benefits of storing all state in the url, which is that it's inspectable by the client. Using a URL shortener still makes all the data stored somewhere in the server
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by stnmtn 4y ago
I saw the exhibit at the Whitney last month and had a great experience. I don't know much about painting, but Hopper's art is simultaneously sad and celebratory. Celebrating the lonely moments, the getting ready for the day. Seein
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by stnmtn 4y ago
What an incredible insipid comment. I'm sure if you extrapolate anything to the logical extreme it sounds silly; it doesn't make a point beyond displaying that you think so highly of this car company that you want to disregard all
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by stnmtn 4y ago
I asked GPT how I could run it with this prompt: Given this code for an example CRUD app, what unix commands could I run on my system to actually run this code? $pasted_code_from_gp_comment GPT's response: > To run this code, you wo
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by stnmtn 4y ago
There's no way to search the current page for all elements of an `<a>` type, then through that list search for the one you want and call click on it? I figure there must be a way to do that, but it's very possible I'm m
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by stnmtn 4y ago
Agreed. The first and last place I look at when doing a git blame is the PR that the commit was in. That contains all the useful information for me, as well as much-needed context around review comments, discussion, etc that is not able to
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by stnmtn 4y ago
Is there another source for this? I wish badly for this article to be misrepresenting the situation
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by stnmtn 4y ago
Great point, I completely misread that. Edited my original comment!
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by stnmtn 4y ago
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by stnmtn 4y ago
What is the subreddit?

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