taylorfinley

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by taylorfinley 6mo ago
I can see a market for virtual copies of incredibly unpopular CEOs, but I don't think Mark would like how people would likely choose to use these digital effigies.
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by taylorfinley 6mo ago
I've actually switched back to the web chat UI and copying Python files for much of my work because CC has been so nerfed.
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by taylorfinley 6mo ago
I've seen this frequently also
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by taylorfinley 10mo ago
Right? Just add this to .bashrc: alias yt-pl='yt-dlp -o "%(channel)s/%(playlist_title)s/%(title)s.%(ext)s" -a playlists.txt'
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by taylorfinley 1y ago
For both of these scenarios, it seems to happen when the context limit is getting full and the context is summarized. I've found it usually works to respond with the right file, i.e. "great, let's apply those changes in @path
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by taylorfinley 1y ago
probably skips the step where you say "take a look at path/to/file" and the model converts that to a tool call
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by taylorfinley 1y ago
Are you trying to be cute? These were clearly stolen, a century passing doesn't make it any less a shameful crime.
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by taylorfinley 2y ago
I can't help but feel like this is a satirical send up of "tech bros solve farming," except it's not satire. I am a software engineer, I also runs a small family farm. I have 3d printers and laser cutters and lots of al
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by taylorfinley 2y ago
> approximately 500 test cases were successfully converted, executed, and passed. How many of these passing tests are still actually testing anything? Do they test the tests?
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by taylorfinley 2y ago
So the YC board found out Altman would be CEO of a for-profit OpenAI when it was publicly announced, just like the OpenAI board found out about ChatGPT when it was publicly announced. Thanks for the clarification!
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by taylorfinley 2y ago
My buddy was working on exactly the same project around then in Austin tx. He was trying to make it as a web app with access to location permissions, where the page's background color would change for each individual pixel in the virtu
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by taylorfinley 2y ago
Don't want to ask you your name or location to preserve privacy, but do you happen to live near what used to be a really cool coffee shop, and do you have an awesome garage with a plasma cutter? If so I think you told me about this pro
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by taylorfinley 2y ago
Note that statement says nothing about whether they will be allowed to participate in liquidity events
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by taylorfinley 2y ago
On top of that, IMO the vast majority of their value as a brand comes from the community that develops for and with the platform. See every review for the alternative SBC market (Orange Pi, Bana Pi, etc.) "Sure it's better/ch
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by taylorfinley 2y ago
Yet another excuse to classify all the media on your device to show you more relevant ads? Can anyone recommend one of the foss gallery apps available on f-droid?
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by taylorfinley 2y ago
I had a pair of $100 Anker ANC headphones physically break on me but didn't have the box to return them in, and the Ankers were out of stock. For some reason Walmart's returns department's solution was for me to find a differ
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by taylorfinley 3y ago
I should definitely hope so! Though I think the name would cause a stir in local circles even without any legal actions. Tech companies in general are deeply unpopular here (see: Larry Ellison, Mark Zuckerburg, and Marc Benioff buying up bi
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by taylorfinley 3y ago
I wonder if this unfortunate naming choice will cause a stir similar to: https://kawaiola.news/cover/aloha-not-for-sale-cultural-in-a...
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by taylorfinley 3y ago
Sorry, what about that would be dumb? Attempted reuse is exactly what would be prevented by scanning the barcode and seeing it had already been used. This is exactly why gift cards have scratch-off material covering their secret keys, other
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by taylorfinley 3y ago
The barcode in the article decodes to "JGB S11221017031011395940006622112101 BC046285E760466C01" if anyone fancies having a crack at making a stamp keygen.
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by taylorfinley 3y ago
I don't know how common this is, but for me pickles (and their juice) trigger intense disgust and involuntary gagging. If pickles were on the cutting board or touched the knife, I will not be able to enjoy the sandwich. When ordering a
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New study suggests our universe has no dark matter(phys.org)
3 points by taylorfinley 3y ago|0 comments
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by taylorfinley 3y ago
I would love to hear more about this if you can share any details
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by taylorfinley 3y ago
Yes, from the linked paper: "Books3 is a dataset of books derived from a copy of the contents of the Bibliotik private tracker made available by Shawn Presser (Presser, 2020). Bibliotik consists of a mix of fiction and nonfiction books
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by taylorfinley 3y ago
I think they may be using low precision quants during peak load, which makes the output sometimes complete garbage. I'm most convinced though that the main way they destroyed gpt-4 is the extremely-long system prompt they've been
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by taylorfinley 3y ago
I for one have used gpt-4 extensively and gotten a ton of value from it, but recently cancelled my subscription because local LLMs have come so far, and Gemini is on par or better than gpt-4 for most of my uses. I suspect I'm early in
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by taylorfinley 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_Data_Center Genuine question, is Exabyte-scale small in the context of cloud? Is Amazon stacking yottabytes? Edit: 'Exabyte scale' was from a Forbes article in 2013
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by taylorfinley 3y ago
It's nice to ask for diffs, then you can see exactly what's changing.
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by taylorfinley 3y ago
I've made my own! This was 15 years ago or so, in Los Angeles. It was fun as a hobby project; I started a bunch, harvesting wild yeasts from my kitchen, outdoors, etc. A couple turned out pretty yummy, a couple were pretty funky. But r
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by taylorfinley 3y ago
From the FAQ: "Could local environmental organisms change the starter? Possibly. Some microbiologists did a study on how stable established strong and healthy starters are and they found that essentially, a strong starter out-competes

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