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by vasili111 3y ago
How much approximately will be price per hour?
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by vasili111 3y ago
Could you please clarify why you think so?
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by vasili111 3y ago
Does it truly allows you to not use mouse with browser at all?
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by vasili111 3y ago
Is this a joke or are you serious?
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by vasili111 3y ago
> It could instantly release and take in energy. In that case, can it be used to create new type of explosives?
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by vasili111 3y ago
They will own most popular open models so they can dictate the direction in open source AI.
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by vasili111 3y ago
Is there place where I can check how it works? Like give my input and get output audio?
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by vasili111 3y ago
While I think that some AI startups and new AI products will be successful I also think that from AI revolution mostly will benefit companies that will integrate new AI technologies in their existing product.
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by vasili111 3y ago
>Today all existing API developers with a history of successful payments can access the GPT-4 API with 8K context. My account at that time had not made any payments so it did not aplied to it. >We plan to open up access to new develop
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by vasili111 3y ago
I am using LibreOffice Writer that is structured with Headers so I can quickly jump on right section from the side bar. Also am always adding the source of information at the end of particular piece of the note and saving that source (webpa
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by vasili111 3y ago
Not everyone has yet access to GPT4 with API.
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by vasili111 3y ago
Access to GPT 4 (have not got access yet to GPT 4 with API). Access to extensions (I use webpage summarization extension one time extensively)
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by vasili111 3y ago
What are advantages of non-GIL Python?
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by vasili111 3y ago
What about data science areas like machine learning, deep learning and AI?
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by vasili111 3y ago
> the top engineers How you would define them? What makes for you someone a "top engineer"?
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by vasili111 3y ago
>reasonnably good at data science and software development. Could you please specify how good? What exactly are your strengths in those fields? Do you have PhD?
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by vasili111 3y ago
>At least outside AI Does the finding job in AI easier? Any examples?
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by vasili111 3y ago
Congratulations!
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by vasili111 3y ago
Any senior developer using in resume term "senior"?
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by vasili111 3y ago
> Money WAS cheap and easy for a while, and with everyone trying to use that money to grow, you could throw cash around easy to hire/poach/etc. and had to compete heavily for talent. Now you can't, money is much more expen
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by vasili111 3y ago
My understanding was that the developers plan was to develop JupyterLab as a future version of Jupyter Notebook. But it seems that both of them now get updates. My question is what is: When to use JupyterLab or Jupyter Notebook and waht is
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by vasili111 3y ago
Could you please share your prompts?
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by vasili111 3y ago
Not the extensions but you can use Brave browser that has its own built-in ad blocker.
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by vasili111 3y ago
1. Trying to understand what the subject is about by searching information in google and youtube, like "What is _subject_?" and looking in wikipedia page. 2. Looking in google, youtube, wikipedia for alternatives. 3. Reading intro
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by vasili111 3y ago
Idea is interesting. But as I understand it does not have OpenAI plugins.
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by vasili111 3y ago
I find the links from where AI got information more useful than answer of AI.
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by vasili111 3y ago
I wonder how many new users will get Instagram since Threads require Instagram account. I for example, did not had Instagram account before.
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by vasili111 3y ago
And also have documentation.
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by vasili111 3y ago
>but maybe AI mainstream adoption will take longer than we anticipate. I think no. I think most of the people will use the products without even hearing about GPT or LLM. There will be products that are based on LLM but they will have ni
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by vasili111 3y ago
I have that problem with Twitter on Android.

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