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by teej 4y ago
I wanted it to be fun and actually complete games. I started with this, with a few minor tweaks: https://github.com/Tmate6/Lichess_ChatGPT_ChatBot/blob/main/... This approach sends along the list of lega
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by teej 4y ago
I just deployed a GPT-4 powered chess bot to lichess. You can challenge it here: https://lichess.org/@/oopsallbots-gpt-4
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by teej 4y ago
No, it’s not. DINB exists to sell the remaining assets of SVB, it’s not going to take new deposits.
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by teej 4y ago
This is not true for FDIC.
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by teej 4y ago
SVB no longer exists.
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by teej 4y ago
The fact it has a cartoon of some politician, taking up 15% of my viewport for no reason?
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by teej 4y ago
This sets a new low for cookie consent banners.
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Generative Models and P vs. NP(twitter.com)
2 points by teej 4y ago|1 comments
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by teej 4y ago
JustWatch is a good standalone mobile app that can do this.
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by teej 4y ago
I haven't seen an ORM that handles analytical queries well. I'd rather write raw SQL than use SQLAlchemy for complex queries with multiple joins, aggregations, and window functions.
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by teej 4y ago
A professional sports organization that employs ~500 players total is irrelevant to corporate hiring practices.
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by teej 4y ago
This is a real benefit of public corporations: anyone with significant ownership is public. The names of the owners and executives are trivial to find.
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by teej 4y ago
Google, with the monopoly profits it commands in search, can afford to subsidize everything else. A startup that does one thing cannot.
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by teej 4y ago
Better late than never - Google and Apple have since added OS level clipboard protection and notifications.
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by teej 4y ago
I immediately thought of this Vox breakdown of rhyming in rap. https://youtu.be/QWveXdj6oZU
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by teej 4y ago
If you pick a technology to deploy within a company, you need to own the outcomes of that choice. “I didn’t know” isn’t an acceptable excuse. When faced with unknowns, it’s your job to anticipate, mitigate, uncover problems, etc. No one can
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by teej 4y ago
Yes, the show is clearly History channel schlock. But classify it as fiction? Give me a break. This is a waste of everyone’s time.
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by teej 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racism_in_South_Korea
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by teej 4y ago
It was once widely believed that for the body to be healthy, it needed the right balance of “humors”: black bile, yellow bile, phlegm, and blood. That was partially right, but mostly wrong. We don’t believe that model any more. It’s always
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by teej 4y ago
Dick picks are the only infinitely renewable resource on this planet. Pretty sure Stable Diffusion isn’t the reason.
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by teej 4y ago
> They urge caution: gamification can steer the behavior of software developers in unexpected and unwanted directions. Adding streak counters steers behavior towards maintaining streaks. That’s unexpected?
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Titan: A Package Manager For Snowflake(teej.ghost.io)
3 points by teej 4y ago|0 comments
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by teej 4y ago
Is it time to bring back web rings?
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by teej 4y ago
From what I can tell, the author is incorrect about the example given in "Optimizer gremlins". I tested an example on my own data and micro-partition pruning was active. The issue with dbt models in Snowflake is that if you ever p
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by teej 4y ago
This "Slotted Counter" approach optimizes for a write-contention constraint, specifically row locks. From 10 seconds of Googling it seems InnoDB has other locks it uses on INSERT, I'd first check if moving the write contentio
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by teej 4y ago
We live in the richest time in human history for free, high quality text translation.
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by teej 4y ago
It’s all just Mandela effect and fans needing reasons to be mad. There’s a notable “off-season” effect in TV subreddits. When there’s no new content but people still want to chit-chat, crazy theories and over-analysis start to get popular.
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by teej 4y ago
That’s not how anything in the consumer world works. If you want guaranteed volume and throughput, sign a contract for it.
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by teej 4y ago
dbt is great, but I'm not sure it's appropriate to manage objects in a production transactional database. It's designed for analytical, columnar databases.
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by teej 4y ago
You may also enjoy this post originally from The Witness game dev blog: The Nebraska Problem. It’s about how to arrange a series of sprites to avoid visible seam patterns in between them. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i

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