underyx

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by underyx 2y ago
This is hilarious. Ran some of Semgrep's production prompts on it, imagine getting a PR comment telling you to fix a hardcoded database password by adding fog for privacy [0] > 4. Add a line of defense to inspect traffic: `$fog = $c
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by underyx 2y ago
> when it’s consumed you no longer receive email in gmail my storage has been full on the 200 GB plan for a year and I'm still getting my emails
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by underyx 2y ago
> it was make or break time for the company after the mess of the Wii U This is absolutely not true. They had enough cash reserves to keep operating with those annual losses for 80 more years.
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by underyx 2y ago
Some might remember this from other comment threads, I like to always benchmark with this question: > I'm playing assetto corsa competizione, and I need you to tell me how many liters of fuel to take in a race. The qualifying time w
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by underyx 3y ago
https://adsb.lol provides this data licensed under ODbL, this site violates the attribution and share alike clauses
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by underyx 3y ago
See also the RFID tags Uniqlo and Decathlon use for self-checkout. You just place your shopping bag in a bin and it reads all the items within in a second.
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by underyx 3y ago
Discord messages also appear with a large delay for me.
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by underyx 3y ago
How did you migrate? I didn’t see an automated way :(
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by underyx 3y ago
Your sources don’t seem to support your statements. The only part of the system prompt limiting summarization length is the part instructing it to not reproduce too much content from browsed pages. If this is really the only issue, you coul
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by underyx 3y ago
While I directionally agree, I don't know how to reconcile this with antitrust. I wouldn't want Netflix to be the one company with all the content, with no competition. I guess what would be better is if all content was available
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by underyx 3y ago
Ah, fair point! I guess I was unaware of the range of things that are covered by the name 'rocket'
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by underyx 3y ago
Surprisingly fun for how simple it is. But also, actually very frustrating. It's almost like a tamagotchi but with lots of random deaths. Also, pretty funny to see civilizations that figure out rockets before e.g. steam engines and ele
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by underyx 3y ago
It seems much of the screen content in this keynote was pre-rendered (or in other words fake), so many of the answers might very well be "it can't actually do these things".
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by underyx 3y ago
Two things in the keynote that seem faked: 1. at 13:13 there's a demo ordering a ride 'to home', then the user requests a car change to fit six people, and what's shown as a seamless switch from UberX to UberXL also upda
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by underyx 3y ago
Probably yet another mouse experiment that doesn’t transfer to humans.
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by underyx 3y ago
I know this is standard headline grammar, but my god it was very hard to not read this as the mouse doing the filming every night. Specifically, filming a shed that belongs to a tidying man.
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by underyx 3y ago
But at least it was written by a real human! /s
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by underyx 3y ago
It’s an analogy for humans vs. misaligned AI. If humanity is destroyed by misaligned AI, we don’t get to play again.
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by underyx 3y ago
Great, so I guess it’s time to try UBI on a country scale then!
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by underyx 3y ago
I agree but I think the more likely disconnect here is that the tech team couldn’t be bothered to properly present their case. They might’ve just passed on a note with a vague “we will run out of resources soon” or something.
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by underyx 3y ago
A lot of repacks cut all languages except English.
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by underyx 3y ago
Another disgusting thing they do is push promo notifications with the title “1 new match?” where the question mark is the only difference from an actual app notification.
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by underyx 3y ago
I hope fines will eventually get adjusted upward if they’re given to a company. A $10,000 fine would convince almost anyone never to plow through a construction zone, but the same fine for a company would only get them to set a quarterly ta
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by underyx 3y ago
I went to this, was pretty disappointing. They clearly had a lot of money cause like a hundred Chromebooks were set up, but there was a 55 minute time limit and it took 15 minutes of that just to load the waaay overloaded site and log in. T
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by underyx 3y ago
As always, I tried my favorite prompt: > I'm playing assetto corsa competizione, and I need you to tell me how many liters of fuel to take in a race. The qualifying time was 2:04.317, the race is 20 minutes long, and the car uses 2.
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by underyx 3y ago
http://christianselig.com/apollo-end/reddit-third-call-may-3... via https://www.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/144f6xm/apollo_w...
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by underyx 3y ago
> you can complete no more than 9 laps in 20 minutes Note that according to standard racing rules, this means you end up driving 10 laps in total, because the last incomplete lap is driven to completion by every driver. The rest of the e
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by underyx 3y ago
Trying my favorite LLM prompt to benchmark reasoning, as I mentioned in a thread four weeks ago[0]. > I'm playing assetto corsa competizione, and I need you to tell me how many liters of fuel to take in a race. The qualifying time w
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by underyx 3y ago
Reminder that the "universal" in "universal basic income" means that every single person in a population gets payments. Since this one is given to 30 people maximum, it's a trial of just a "basic income".
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by underyx 3y ago
The incumbent in this space is https://www.beeminder.com where the specific use case shown here about screen time can be configured with e.g. their RescueTime integration. Beeminder however just take your money for themselves as

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