tpoacher

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by tpoacher 18d ago
From what you've pointed out, it seems this account is having all their comments killed, presumably on suspicion (or evidence) of generated content. What's interesting to me is that that comment (at least on this thread) was genui
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by tpoacher 18d ago
I see. I tend to agree in principle. I felt this with julia for example and it put me off a bit even though I was very keen on it at first In the specific case of java however I don't think this applies much; the vast majority of impro
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by tpoacher 18d ago
Why are two good quality comments on this thread dead on arrival? I've seen this happen a lot recently, when the page still has relatively few comments. Insightful comments are dead leaving behind trivial ones. What's going on?
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by tpoacher 19d ago
In the absence of a sarcasm tag, would you care to explain your reasoning?
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by tpoacher 23d ago
Just to clarify, are they 'using' it, or are they 'embracing' it?
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by tpoacher 27d ago
> When you say they should have supplemented fiber, you’re also implying they should have had less meat Why? This is a non-sequitur. As are the other assertions in my opinion. You can have meat based diets rich in fibre (e.g. the mediter
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by tpoacher 27d ago
Betteridge's law of headlines says "no".
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by tpoacher 27d ago
Highly misleading title. They make you really dig up linked paywalled papers before you see any methods to see what people actually ate. The methods say people were allocated to vegan versus "high meat consumption" foods, with p
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by tpoacher 1mo ago
> Are you sure? It’s really hard to differentiate nowadays Case in point; I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not! :D
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by tpoacher 1mo ago
your positional encoding vector seems a bit off :D
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by tpoacher 1mo ago
I don't know. I read the article and it feels to me the author is a bigger problem than his attack target. News at 11.
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by tpoacher 1mo ago
Why so pedantic Let the man enjoy their poem Don't ruin it for him :p
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by tpoacher 1mo ago
I see what you did there.
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by tpoacher 1mo ago
Or at least they will intend to but never get round to it.
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by tpoacher 1mo ago
Same. This, and also the fact that it is also very highly associated with SDAM (Severely Deficient Autobiographical Memory) -- which I also have. And also, reasonably associated with ADHD -- which I also have, but only recently realised and
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by tpoacher 1mo ago
Like hell we can't. Unsophisticated plebs (not you) viewing sophistication with suspicion is nothing new. And certainly no reason to demote one's standards. Long live the em-dash. Or en-dash surrounded by spaces if you prefer UK s
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by tpoacher 1mo ago
"This man took a burger, and then added some fries to it. He tasted it, and realised that this was what was missing from his life. He took a fry, and dunk it into the sauce, and then took a bite from the burger. People around him start
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by tpoacher 2mo ago
Fair enough, but to be fair, that just sounds like bad defaults to me. Most of the things you describe mostly go away with a nice customised system prompt.
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by tpoacher 2mo ago
I completely agree in principle, but to play devil's advocate, if an "author's" prompting technique is better than mine such that they generate a more useful article than what my own AI session might produce on average,
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by tpoacher 2mo ago
Reminds me of the whole "no-makeup" makeup concept.
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by tpoacher 2mo ago
Why "trampoline" though? Is there an obvious allusion to multiple jumping that I'm missing?
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by tpoacher 2mo ago
Reminds me of a quote by my old prof at Oxford: "We used to just call this stuff chemistry; but citations and funding didn't really take off until we started calling it nanotechnology."
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by tpoacher 2mo ago
What's a "trampoline"?
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by tpoacher 2mo ago
"Oreo cookies are the tastiest cookies currently in the market!" ~ Oreo cookie company.
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by tpoacher 2mo ago
That quote reminds me a bit of the Non-violent Communication book.
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by tpoacher 2mo ago
There is a puzzle piece missing from this article and others like it, which I think is crucial but often overlooked. It's not enough to "vote with your wallet", you also need to make it very public and very clear "why&qu
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by tpoacher 2mo ago
This confirms to me it was indeed originally intended as a buzzword then. :D Nothing like establishing a new buzzword in a field to get them citations rolling.
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by tpoacher 2mo ago
"Choreographic programming"? Are we just straight up inventing buzzwords now? Hey guess what, I'm more into symphonic opus programming, none of that backyard dance-club programming for me thanks. /s [no hate, just laffs]
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by tpoacher 2mo ago
They're not saying your manual copy/pasting from a browser window onto your clipboard shouldn't be possible; they're saying the browser itself shouldn't allow this functionality to be scriptable internally. The for
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by tpoacher 2mo ago
I take it SoC does not stand for summer of code in this context?

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