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by ukuina 3y ago
That's high enough for most users, I reckon.
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by ukuina 3y ago
You are expecting it to replace a senior+ dev; that is not yet reasonable.
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by ukuina 3y ago
When content farms were on the rise, people feared reputable sources like NYT would lose out because they cannot compete with the quantity of low-quality articles being churned out. It seems, while NYT is still around, NYT did lose the bar
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by ukuina 3y ago
What about the AP-Calc student that has "merely" practiced hundreds of integrals and is therefore equipped, not just to pass the examination, but to use integrals as part of more complex theories down the line? If they know only e
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by ukuina 3y ago
>> is that it doesn't truly understand anything at all, but is just instead (in simple terms) a large matrix of inputs to outputs > The first step to defeating the tiger is to realize that it cannot hurt you, for it is only ma
726.
by ukuina 3y ago
I don't understand the mentality that everything on YouTube should be free. Sure, there's plenty of junk, but there are glorious slices that I am compelled to support, both via YouTube Premium and via Patreon where applicable.
727.
by ukuina 3y ago
The naivete? Unless you are randomly sampling their Discord membership, that is.
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by ukuina 3y ago
Happy to help.
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Patent for attention-based sequence transduction neural networks (2019)(patents.google.com)
100 points by ukuina 3y ago|96 comments
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by ukuina 3y ago
This is cool! A possible extension to HTMX would be to allow this kind of offloading to pure JS functions instead of requiring hacky intercepts. You would still have a clear separation of responsibilities between frontend rendering (by the
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by ukuina 3y ago
This should get you started: https://haystack.deepset.ai/tutorials/22_pipeline_with_promp...
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by ukuina 3y ago
TOTP is exportable? Google Authenticator and Microsoft Authenticator do not allow TOTP secret key export.
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by ukuina 3y ago
Isn't that called a backronym?
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by ukuina 3y ago
This is a really impressive use-case. I wonder how many such problems exist, where the inventor had essentially given up because there was no easy way to bring in expertise to answer a pressing question.
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by ukuina 3y ago
I believe this is the extension: https://github.com/ai-genie/chatgpt-vscode
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by ukuina 3y ago
I attempted to use KeyDB precisely for its replication and clustering, but was forced to switch to Redis HA. Too many issues getting it to work in a stable way.
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by ukuina 3y ago
Zero information about methodology or prompting means there is nothing useful here, nor is there any way to verify veracity.
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by ukuina 3y ago
FYI, 27 times per hour is basically nothing. With GPT4 over the API, I make 2-3 completion requests a minute, for 30-60 minutes at a time, when building an LLM app. This happens for 3-4 hours per day. At the upper bound, this would be $2 *
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by ukuina 3y ago
This was a fantastic read. I can see us getting here in a few decades of constant exposure to LLMs. Couple this with some form of advanced VR, and human-to-human collaboration will make everyone look and sound either: a) the way they would
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by ukuina 3y ago
Doesn't this make serverless read-only apps (that only require a fileserver) effectively impossible? In a serverless read-only app, all business logic and state is maintained on the browser.
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by ukuina 3y ago
How does something "fall out of favor" in React? Is it deprecated?
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by ukuina 3y ago
I'm not against them publishing papers without code, but if they tout the paper on their blog , the onus is on them to publish things of consequence.
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by ukuina 3y ago
While I agree in principle, AI-infusion in UIs does not need to break convention. For example, AI suggestions could subtly highlight menu options that would be most useful in an auto-detected workflow. We could also create a persistent area
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by ukuina 3y ago
I cannot praise Deepset Haystack enough for how simple they make things compared to LangChain, between the Preprocessor, the Reader/Retriever, and the PromptNode - the APIs, docs, and tutorials are quite easy to modify to your use-case
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by ukuina 3y ago
I think we can safely say this did not end well for Docker.
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by ukuina 4y ago
> When you use a hammer or a drill, do you expect it to sometimes not hit/screw the nail? Not sure about drills, but this absolutely happens with drivers if you fumble mating the bit to the screw head, or if you miss the stud, or if
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by ukuina 4y ago
I'm not so sure about the impact to Google Search marketshare. Anecdotally, I know at least one person that has moved to using Bing Chat as their primary search engine, and they are a prolific searcher. They showed me how their Bing Re
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by ukuina 4y ago
GitHub Copilot Labs includes "code brushes" which I find handy to refactor existing code without tedious comment-based prompting: https://githubnext.com/projects/code-brushes/
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by ukuina 4y ago
Most companies have an "anti-soapbox" policy as part of their social media and public posting guidelines that specifically disallow expressing opinions (positive, negative, or neutral) using company identifiers without running it
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by ukuina 4y ago
Glad to see new search engines! Your Support page is a 404, though: https://searche.org/support

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