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by ugh123 3y ago
What about https://www.producthunt.com ?
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by ugh123 4y ago
Do you do any fine tuning of the model for circuit analysis and other hardware design literature?
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by ugh123 4y ago
Probably neither of you? I've had better luck coding with ChatGPT when I ask it very concise questions, mainly at the function or small class level, but still asking for enough functionality to feel satisfied. It helps to give it a &qu
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by ugh123 4y ago
Would you say the majority (super majority?) of Google Brain and DeepMind employees are happy about the merge?
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by ugh123 4y ago
"MapGPT" or "NodeGPT"
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by ugh123 4y ago
Maybe slightly off topic, but i'd be willing to bet most people who choose GPL for their software license on open source projects don't even understand it with all its ambiguities and gotchas. Many are probably just choosing it b
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by ugh123 4y ago
Wow Boustrophedon looks really interesting. Thanks! I asked GPT4 to write a Haiku about Elon Musk in that style. It gave me this: Elon's cosmic sound (⇒) ⇐ Spacetime symphony thrives Starward notes resound (⇒)
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by ugh123 4y ago
Sounds like you don't have a good relationship with your company and/or manager, and a lack of trust and thats whats driving your "no, no, no...". What i've learned is if I can't have some kind of conversation
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by ugh123 4y ago
What studies, experiments, and/or trials has this gone through? Also, I see a list of "Publications" linked, but unsure how they relate to the work done here. "Diagnosing cancer by profiling the immune system" is a
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by ugh123 4y ago
I'm curious what this will mean for DeepMind's work in medical and bioscience applications vs. now what may be more aligned with Google products and Anthropic which seem to be prioritizing commercializing consumer applications ove
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by ugh123 4y ago
>"Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons" Thats a great book and one i've used with my kids. My only issue with it is the pages are so 'busy' and jammed with content that it's hard for kids to focus, e
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by ugh123 4y ago
Lack of Product sense. Not an engineering problem.
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by ugh123 4y ago
Looks nice, but never seen so many rules on file organization. A good media manager would be able to sort that stuff out automatically. Am I missing something?
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by ugh123 4y ago
>Each well-written review would shave four days off an inmate's sentence. What about lifers?
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by ugh123 4y ago
I think these are all cool ideas, but seem like independent tools rather than a comprehensive "study" product. Being independent tools isn't bad either, it just means you have to (get to) market them uniquely and tailor each
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Bernie Newcomb, the blind programmer who created E-Trade, dies at 79(washingtonpost.com)
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by ugh123 4y ago
>Better UX and data quality is. Why was the data so disjoint to begin with? Why is Latex so hard to work with? Do you mean build better, specific, UX and normalize data for only this task? Why spend that time, even as a developer of w
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by ugh123 4y ago
Rescinding offers due to layoffs is the biggest dick-move in corporate hiring. Laying off before first year vest without acceleration is the second biggest dick-move.
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by ugh123 4y ago
As usual, the medical industrial complex (which includes insurance companies) is asleep at the wheel of innovation, and blaming patients for their inadequacies in disease detection.
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by ugh123 4y ago
'buzz' doesn't usually come with examples!
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by ugh123 4y ago
I think what you mean is they need to address both these situations and more.
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by ugh123 4y ago
Lol. Or even "man sees Gordon Ramsey in kitchen with wife..."
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by ugh123 4y ago
That would be fucking wild. Gordan Ramsey standing next to you treating you like shit while you're trying to cook. Screaming at you like on the show and making jokes along the way I'd totally pay for that (I'm serious).
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by ugh123 4y ago
> having to stop for hours while waiting for your car to charge is much, much worse So will this never get any better? Will it still take hours to charge, 5 years from now? What was it like 5 years ago?
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by ugh123 4y ago
Reviews should be tied to a series of SKU numbers which should be tied to physical items in Amazon's warehouse (if using FBA)
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by ugh123 4y ago
Do you want to tell us why it should be illegal? Comparing something like this to nuclear weapons is a bit hyperbolic, at least without giving more context.
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by ugh123 4y ago
If you already know the answer, but need an interesting and detailed way to explain/write it, then GPT4 can be an immense value-add. Even if you have to do some fact checking afterwards.
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by ugh123 4y ago
> a good job that pays for it If that's whats necessary to get decent health care in this country, then something isn't right.
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by ugh123 4y ago
>performance on standardized tests? That doesn't necessarily seem like the best metric for what the LLM tries to be. The standardized tests give a baseline, no matter how arbitrary it might be, just as they do for humans in school.
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by ugh123 4y ago
OpenAI was already in bed with MSFT when they started working on Codex/Copilot together a year or so back. So the synergies were already there when OpenAI needed to scale up ChatGPT for the masses using Azure infra

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