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by system2 3y ago
Face swaps for images can be done with Photoshop within seconds. AI restrictions won't stop those and swapping faces in images existed for decades already.
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by system2 3y ago
Bard image creation is currently not even close to DALL-E by a mile. The word restrictions are insane, no sadness, no poop, no cry, no hurt. Eyes are worse than 2021 Dall-E. For example, I test the dall-e with the prompt "Create an ima
693.
by system2 3y ago
We've never been blasted RF by thousands of satellites in human history. We don't have enough data for now but this is just the beginning. When Starlink competitors start sending more satellites we might have a real problem. Just
694.
by system2 3y ago
What can they do if Starlink doesn't obey them? Shoot them down with rockets?
695.
by system2 3y ago
I am mountain biking very often. The day I changed my rims to carbon fiber ones was the day I could go another 5+ miles. I replaced my entire frame with a carbon fiber one. Now I am nearly doubling my distance which is 20-30 miles with it.
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by system2 3y ago
Especially those stupid blog-like formatted ones.
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by system2 3y ago
You bullsh*t saying "I dunno, I get a response back for 100k tokens regularly." A model that doesn't even exist, then you talk about a 32k non-public API. Stop lying. It is just the internet, you don't need to lie to peo
698.
by system2 3y ago
You might want to see a specialist about your behavioral issues. Also gpt-4-32k is not open to public.
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by system2 3y ago
I buy major brands and use youtube for repairs. It helps because someone fixes it on youtube for sure.
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by system2 3y ago
Luckily, washing and laundry machines are easy to repair with generic replacement parts. My LG washer had an issue with water valve selenoids, I replaced them for under $35 (the repair man asked $300). Also, my Whirlpool washer had an issue
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by system2 3y ago
I know it is a fantasy but the real "Satoshi" responding to this post would do unfathomable things to Bitcoin right now. I just enjoyed the thought of it for a second.
702.
by system2 3y ago
Most definitely it is.
703.
by system2 3y ago
As expected, you do not know anything about its API limits. Maximum token is 4096 with any gpt4 model. I am getting tired of HN users bs'ing at any given opportunity.
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by system2 3y ago
With which model are you getting 100k responses? The models are limited and are not capable of responding that much (4k max). The point I am trying to make is written 3 times in the previous messages I wrote. GPT4 is extremely slow to be us
705.
by system2 3y ago
2 years development and you call me clueless. Try to get a response for 4000 tokens.
706.
by system2 3y ago
GPT4 turbo isn't fast as 3.5. Not even close by a mile.
707.
by system2 3y ago
Tried to use GPT-3.5 (all variants like turbo, 06-13, etc.) and never made it work properly. It is not a good API or useful. GPT-4 is crazy slow to use with API. I hope they can come up with something like gpt4-turbo and as fast as 3.5...
708.
by system2 3y ago
Hard to justify the cost. I see the ads everywhere for this device. If you have this product please review it for everyone.
709.
by system2 3y ago
In 1999 websites were a little more modern compared to the early 90s. By 2000 there were many online gaming communities already. The BSOD is so realistic though :D
710.
by system2 3y ago
I am certain my observation is not different than other developers in the United States. I also work with Indian companies who happen to know other Indian developers and I hear the same quality issues from actual Indian people themselves. I
711.
by system2 3y ago
Yet you still avoided saying what your niche is. Not even a clue. :)
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by system2 3y ago
What can GPT-6 do for real? Just write single-step code? Whoever is writing that prompt will be a low-skilled person to fix their problem or find out whether they are doing right. No GPT will replace developers. Writers, maybe.
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by system2 3y ago
He won't tell you. Nobody would tell well-paying niche to avoid competition.
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by system2 3y ago
It is not the hardware actually. It is network reliability makes cloud better.
715.
by system2 3y ago
It is phrased as I believe it. I am not going to feel sympathetic towards Indian developers after they caused millions of dollars of damage to our businesses over the years. The great majority of them are very low-skilled and lie about thei
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by system2 3y ago
110MHz is not bad for quake. I remember playing with my Pentium 100 back in the day. It looked so realistic like today's RTX with some imagination.
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by system2 3y ago
Indian developers don't care about security unless you explain how to build the software step by step. Many firms got burnt because of this. We stopped working with individuals and teams in 2018. They don't care about security.
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by system2 3y ago
Batteryless devices are superior to whatever we had in the 90s. Blue screen of death was a daily occurrence in the past. I don't remember having any device issues in the last 10 years. Devices with batteries are having issues with volt
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by system2 3y ago
I am glad you read my comment.
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by system2 3y ago
The video is on TikTok. It is useful to know this is done by Gen Z. While hiring it is important to remember that quitting/fired employees will do something similar. Gen Zs also act like the world owes them an apology for every small i

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