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901.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
that it's relatively self aware, in particular about energy consumption concerns, is mildly intriguing i think
902.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
Have you used SteamOS? I don't know the particulars but I'm pretty sure they do indeed make all the important bits read-only. You can temporarily use pacman as root, but it isn't supported so any changes made are overwritten
903.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
You can get ad blockers in the app store, btw.
904.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
It was taken. I decremented by 1 until it wasn't taken.
905.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
Care to share with the class?
906.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
> The value OpenAI get here is that people effectively run a massively parallel brute force attack against the new models to figure out exactly what they can and can’t do. I'm pretty sure the value they get is the money you pay.
907.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
> So IMO level right? What?
908.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
Out of curiosity, what answer to that would you find acceptable? I don't know relativity well enough to even speculate.
909.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
sorry if i struck a nerve. i maintain that this is a domain specific skillset and that only specific types of coders really need that knowledge.
910.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
i never said we don't need it. just that not everyone should be expected to know it and you don't need it except in particular situations.
911.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
RLHF is what was responsible for your frustration. You're assuming there is a scalable alternative. There is not. > What's wrong with an error message? You need a dataset for RLHF which provides an error message _only_ when app
912.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
Considering the article ultimately roots for Python, I think this is meant more as a sarcastic jab at Rust coders' views on python coders, than it's meant to be a serious comment about the average python coder.
913.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
Ah yeah you're right. In my defense, that sentence reads ambiguously without a couple of re-reads. There's a (not actually) implied double negative in there, or something, which threw me off. Thanks for pointing it out with words
914.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
The engine is actually named after that reference.
915.
by throwaway314155 2y ago
My experience has been that indeed, it is detrimental to juniors. But unlike your take, it is largely a boon to experienced developers. That you suggest "tedium" is involved for more senior developers suggests to me that you haven