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by taf2 4y ago
Definitely GPT-4 can do that.
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by taf2 4y ago
Sounds like they need to use a lua function to ensure that pop and push operation remains atomic within the redis instance? For example: spopsadd local src_list = ARGV[1] local dst_list = ARGV[2] local value = redis.call('spop', s
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by taf2 4y ago
For code - I can read the code and verify myself... If I was asking whether the sky is blue or some other kind of "fact" based question sure... But really how is that different with search? I can look at the website and say ah I
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by taf2 4y ago
I believe Google is going to see a major hit and the thing is they can't do anything to stop it. They have an incentive to keep search traffic high and unfortunately for them GPT-4 is so good that it gets answers faster with less ads
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by taf2 4y ago
I think you're right... but ChatGPT is just so damn good and the price is 0.002 per 1k tokens is very easy to consume... It is a big risk that they can't maintain compatibility or that they fail or a competitor emerges that provid
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by taf2 4y ago
429 could be because you are sending too fast … rate limiting different from quota…
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by taf2 4y ago
Fascinating I encourage customers to use the dev tools to discover and see how to work with our apis
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by taf2 4y ago
I wonder if E-Paper could be a suitable camouflage in Ukraine to hide from drones? Most of the drone clips I've seen are with visible light but maybe are the drones using other light sources? If not a massive epaper display or even m
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by taf2 4y ago
Until it is helpful when you need to control the computer to process a sequence of data in a finite way similar to say a regular expression… #thisisfun
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by taf2 4y ago
Funny that he had a hard time converting llama.cop to expose a web server… I was just asking gpt 4 to write one for me… will hopefully have a pr ready soon
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by taf2 4y ago
I just added an Ask AI feature to our product to help customer who want to write inline javascript functions to modify workflows with code instead of UI... so far it generates amazingly good code with a realtively simple system prompt.. tha
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by taf2 4y ago
Looks amazing and getting a sense for their pricing... ChatGPT API pricing is insane and enables so much... Was really hoping we'd see another factor of 10 reduction in price - however wishful that was... In light of this it makes sens
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by taf2 4y ago
Seems to use about 40~ GB RAM here...
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by taf2 4y ago
Thanks even the 13B model that runs way faster with top_p disabled works better!
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by taf2 4y ago
When I ask ChatGPT about a transcript e.g. ``` Transcript: \"Professor Poopy Pants: Okay. Todd: Thank you for holding. Hello. How may I help you? Professor Poopy Pants: Hey. I just wanna let you know that my name is professor Poopy
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by taf2 4y ago
Funny I'm doing this this morning too and was just thinking I should have bought that 96 GB memory option instead of thinking who will ever need more than 64GB on a laptop... darn
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by taf2 4y ago
In their updated privacy policy it indicated 30 days max retention of data.
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by taf2 4y ago
When we give a monopoly to a private company that is really bad… when we allow private companies to fight for every little bit of market share that is usually pretty good… subtle differences and agreed corruption tends to lead to monopolies
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by taf2 4y ago
I don't own one of them but... https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/xpeng-flying-car-gitex-du... I think we at least can say we have them... :D
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by taf2 4y ago
We ended this long time ago our 70 ~ folks come into the office Tuesday- Thursday and work remote Monday and Friday. Specifically because early on we noticed when we let people choose their days we ended up in shitty half zoom half not . M
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by taf2 4y ago
I've had it do strange stuff too... but I use it regularly in dense traffic it's great for stop and go traffic. the important thing is if you're driving you're driving. I don't turn it on and think oh sweet i can
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by taf2 4y ago
Sounds great maybe too great this isn’t like another single drop of blood style test that is magic and results in billions in fraud?
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by taf2 4y ago
I got my first customer cold calling. It was hard work but in the end we went to Bill the movers office (which has trash everywhere and a bat). Bill paid us a few hundred dollars to build a new website. We ran ads for his site and he paid
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by taf2 4y ago
Or applications embedded in salesforce that need to know which tab the sales agent is currently in since they have opened 50…
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by taf2 4y ago
Fedora?
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by taf2 4y ago
Great idea - I can tell you mine personally is 25% better over the last year because of my migraine medicine. I have one extra day a week to be among the living. Sure I have some days where I’m a little bit off but I still remember just h
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by taf2 4y ago
I was just working on updating how curb handles exceptions in callbacks for http requests… this would have been a great read prior to doing that work. Going to see if I can go back in there and clean any thing up - thanks for this post
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by taf2 4y ago
You could try https://github.com/mozilla/TTS
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by taf2 4y ago
Can elaborate where would I have seen the writing for this? What indicators did you see?
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by taf2 4y ago
Agreed on timing… twitter, Shopify, GitHub, Stripe - to name a few notable brands that followed using Ruby as their core language

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