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by tornato7 3y ago
What is SNS in this context?
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This looks supremely cool. There's no price given, but I expect it to cost as much as a new car.
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Attention Restoration Theory(en.wikipedia.org)
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There are ordinary household activities that reach dangerous decibel levels too. Stacking ceramic dishes, slamming the toilet seat, vacuuming in a tight space, etc. You will actually find that doing every day chores is much more pleasurable
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by tornato7 3y ago
The best solution is to create a Google Voice account and use that number for 2FA
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Please tell me how you would pose the question of a bunch of seven-dimensional objects that can only be stacked in a certain way.
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The point is that ChatGPT undeniably built a world model good enough to understand the physical and three-dimensional properties of these items pretty well, and it gives me a somewhat workable way to stack them, despite never having seen th
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https://i.imgur.com/feEiiZA.png I tried to stack all of these objects myself and couldn't really. I think GPT-4's approach is actually really good. It correctly points out that the gummy worms make a flexible base
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by tornato7 3y ago
At one time, cryptocurrencies appeared to be the most likely candidate for disrupting this model. In theory, they're much safer and easier than credit cards for everyday payments. If I want to set up a donation on my blog, for example,
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Yeah, just follow the Gmail API Python quickstart tutorial. You'll authorize your app to your account and then it can re-use the token without 2FA.
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The point of the question is that you can easily come up with combinations of objects that are unlikely, or statistically impossible, to be in their training samples. How about this one? "Tell me how to safely stack the following objec
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by tornato7 3y ago
Try helping it along with something like "only provide information you are certain about. If you don't know the answer, say "i don't know"" For your question, it says it doesn't know about any card ranking
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The one thing that has convinced me that chatGPT has built a real world model is asking it how to stack different objects. You can ask it for the safest way to stack a pillow, an egg, a nail, a book and an action figure. Even get more compl
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by tornato7 3y ago
One experiment that I would love to see is an LLM-like model for audio. Feed it hours and hours of lectures, sound effects, animal calls, music etc. You would be able to talk to it and it would ingest the raw waveform then produce audio as
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by tornato7 3y ago
You could say the same for many fields, even computer science: a textbook from the 1960s would cover data structures, compilers, filesystems, common algorithms and numerical methods, boolean algebra, etc. - not too different from what one w
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I've recently become a big believer in Python notebooks to plan out these sorts of designs. It allows you to quickly mock up and iterate on a few prototypes to build your expertise, and then actually document a proposed design alongsid
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Smart contracts get there too. There is a huge monetary incentive for optimization and correctness at launch.
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I agree, the recount of that interaction had major "Oh you love X? Name every Y.[1]" Vibes 1. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/oh-you-love-x-name-every-y
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by tornato7 3y ago
In other news, Elon Musk says Tesla's self-driving features help make commuting to work easier...
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I 'll try to share this when ready but unfortunately it's a disaster of a Python notebook right now. The GPT API is pretty easy to use with the openai package, the harder part is parsing emails for their content and getting rid of
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by tornato7 3y ago
The 'anonfiles' link you posted tried a bunch of sketchy stuff on mobile. Use a better image host.
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by tornato7 3y ago
A few things I do: - have a separate email to sign up to various websites with so I can separate my inboxes. - religiously use email filters to archive or categorize emails based on sender or keyword. - I have a custom script that uses GP
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by tornato7 3y ago
Why do you assume that we've just seen the end of a multi-decade era in CS careers? It could easily be just a small recession.
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https://www.cherokeeacq.com/
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Yes, because GPT-powered services are usually just lousy abstractions over the OpenAI API, and implementing them for your own custom niche will work much better. For example, I tried Otter's meeting summarizer, and it was incomprehensi
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8 trillion params in 1980? I don't think so bud. There wasn't that much memory in the entire world at the time.
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You're absolutely right! Here's a prompt you can use to chat with a Martian. It's actually very entertaining! > You are a representative of an alien civilization from Mars. I am a human who has made first contact with you.
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He can sell claims on the secondary market for ~50-70% of what he's owed, BTW
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I think it shows some professionalism that the Winklevoss twins have committed $100M of their own capital to pay back Earn users. They are trying to do the right thing.
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Aave rates are sub-3%

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