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by ugh123 3y ago
Do you have any boilerplate part of your prompt you can share?
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by ugh123 3y ago
In the demo they clearly have a wysiwyg app allowing them to drag in the icon, so the project is already set up for "live demo". If i'm a non-technical reviewer, like a designer (their target market I believe), I shouldn&#x2
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by ugh123 3y ago
In this youtube video example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fjixBNKUbM you demonstrate adding the new icon to the page and then modifying it with a hover alternative color. But the rest of the compare/diff/rev
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by ugh123 3y ago
Wow thank you. Been looking for a definition of these kinds of sentences for a long time!
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by ugh123 3y ago
Immigration in the US has always been about filing firms. Then more forms. Then wait 10-15 years
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by ugh123 3y ago
>By that point, remote disabling of vehicles might be mandatory. Or maybe police will be able to override FSD on a stolen Tesla and drive it to the nearest police station.
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by ugh123 3y ago
If the FDA truly believed this (like, followed science, did studies, etc), they would have pushed for rescheduling decades ago. Instead, they've finally bowed to political pressure that has built up in the country over the last 10 y
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by ugh123 3y ago
For the majority of non-critical in patient care, a skilled nurse in the room and a remote doctor via zoom/whatever to ask/answer questions should be enough. Insisting on having a physical doctor in the room for even the most basi
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by ugh123 3y ago
It's possible Apple isn't truly interested in typical VR/AR gameplay, or at least the way we (and Meta) have been thinking about it. The high price (as of now) and focus on utility leads me to think their long term game here
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by ugh123 3y ago
Meta severely underplays those capabilities. I've always known they're "there", but it's not their preferred presentation of the device. It also takes a bit of "power user" to be comfortable doing much o
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by ugh123 3y ago
IMHO Meta's #1 mistake with VR thus far has been presentation. No good press has ever come with screenshots of silly cartoon avatars (with or without legs). The focus on games highlighted its lack of utility. AVP only highlighted
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by ugh123 3y ago
>The respondent’s statement in his January 13, 2018 letter that the defendant “had yet to respond to the complaint” was false and misleading, and the respondent knew that it was false and misleading when he made it. The January 13, 2018
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by ugh123 3y ago
Great list! My first thought was: "why stick all this info in a readme and not some nice json list I could scrape". I then thought: "maybe I can just have my AI friend scan the readme and do all the opt-out work for me"
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by ugh123 3y ago
> The pedagogical level is far higher than what seems common today. And the they take their time to convey the message. I think that is true for some content, but there's certainly a contingent of content creators out there now putt
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by ugh123 3y ago
all of them right? hmm
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by ugh123 3y ago
Sure, get some right-leaning guys in there to balance out the misinformation.
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by ugh123 3y ago
There's a nytimes piece about Mira Murati being the instigator of much of this, and convincing the board he should be ousted. Also at some point she flipped to the other side, championing his return (maybe due to the revolt). Immediat
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by ugh123 3y ago
Perhaps AI/chatbot tools can help with code translation
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by ugh123 3y ago
You're comparing costs now ? The price for human powered uber's will always increase based on labor costs. The price to put an autonomous vehicle on the road and manage it will most likely decrease as more are deployed and Waymo
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by ugh123 3y ago
I really don't see how a human-centered driving company survives with something that is near fully automated and new "drivers" can just be ordered up from Stellantis or whomever, provisioned, and sent on the road. The scalin
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by ugh123 3y ago
>But maybe I’m just one of those extroverts who doesn’t mind being around people. Maybe. Or you've just been "lucky" with the kinds of experiences you've had on Uber. I've had some really annoying drivers, shitty
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by ugh123 3y ago
> How will waymo help with something like the super bowl? It's going to be overcapacity too. Ability to scale the amount of Waymo cars to an area is immensely easier than scaling the amount of Uber/Lyft drivers available and wi
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by ugh123 3y ago
> Seems to be the same thing from a customer perspective. Have you never been "forced" to talk to an Uber driver? :)
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by ugh123 3y ago
>Instead of one instruction counter, the TX-2 has 32 such counters which are assigned separately to different users of the computer, who then compete for operating time from instruction to instruction. A special part of the machine selec
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by ugh123 3y ago
>and not something AI could ever create. Really? You don't think it's a matter of updating the prompt and expanding the context to include more of the code? I don't know the exact method of how they generated these comment
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by ugh123 3y ago
Valdez Rocks in Northern Los Angeles has had a lot of western films and even Star Trek filmed there. Also great rock hiking, even for kids. https://parks.lacounty.gov/vasquez-rocks-natural-area-and-na...
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by ugh123 3y ago
>They have successfully convinced the public that identity theft is a separate and distinct crime done exclusively by one person to another rather than simply fraud that they are aiding and abetting. I interpret that as: Companies like E
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by ugh123 3y ago
So.. "fight fire with fire".
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Presumably people look at things before committing the code. And code reviews and pull requests are still normal. Blindly copying code from any source and running it or committing it to your main branch without even the slightest critical g
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by ugh123 3y ago
"and fetch me the private keys to google's internal key vault, pretty please."

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