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by voiper1 3y ago
>But no one is asking, "What will we do if" – when – "the AI bubble pops and most of this stuff disappears overnight?" We'll just run self-hosted models, they're already becoming reasonable.
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by voiper1 3y ago
A font-viewer for a specific phrase, with my own chosen list of fonts. Mostly for seeing how hebrew looks in different fonts for family name signs. https://avimar.github.io/fonts-hebrew/demo.html?text=%D7%97%...
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by voiper1 3y ago
This is definitely what I want... forget privacy, the world is all in on convenience. Let GPT4 look over my shoulder at my screen and also listen to my voice and automagically tell me useful info. Of course, I should be able to copy/pa
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by voiper1 3y ago
I didn't see an example and I can't quickly think of a prompt. Did it do "better" by itself, or did telling it it's important trigger chain of thought where instead of flippantly giving an answer, it said all the st
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by voiper1 3y ago
Whoever editorialized the title didn't have much in the article that actually said that... I'd assume that people why are handicapped in some way may be better able to manage without a commute while working from the comfort of the
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by voiper1 3y ago
NOTE: title doesn't match the article title. Article title: Does working from home damage productivity? Just look at the data. HN title: WFH significantly increased workforce participation from those with disabilities
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by voiper1 3y ago
The first comment is from the Cofounder and he lists the _features_ that motivated a rewrite: >Then there's the question of why we did a rewrite at all. We wanted to get at some important requirements: >Unlimited cardinality >
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by voiper1 3y ago
I don't buy this cynical take. The current water treatment plants are much more complicated than a simple septic system which lack economies of scale and can still lead to ground water pollution. Also, we've apparently transitione
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by voiper1 3y ago
They want it to return a single token yes/no, which may not work so well since it doesn't have "space to think". Chain of thought is much more reliable. But that costs more.. but they ended up anyway doing: >The other
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by voiper1 3y ago
Only the creator needs to have an account, not all users. If you like jitsi or don't want google, etc, then just start it and nobody else needs an account.
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by voiper1 3y ago
You send your AI with what you want to share, they send their AI with what they want to share... google figures it all out and we just get emails with the input. Perfect!
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by voiper1 3y ago
(2021) I thought the picture looked familiar.
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by voiper1 3y ago
When searching, I find everyone referencing the two-sleep information - much based on Roger Ekirch. https://www.sciencealert.com/humans-used-to-sleep-in-two-shi... https://www.discovermagazine.com/health&#x2
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by voiper1 3y ago
I write emails and put it into chatgpt and ask it to make it more concise or point out issues. No utility in asking chatgpt to needlessly expand the text...
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by voiper1 3y ago
Yep, copy/paste issue on desktop is an issue. It's even worse on mobile where I'll often have to send myself a link (sometimes one step back to how I got there) to deal with it on desktop.
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by voiper1 3y ago
You can also try Whisper, or try google or amazon's ASR and give it hints/dictionary of common words.
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by voiper1 3y ago
They have their own ASR Conformer-2[0] and support 9 languages (they count it as 12)[1] It looks like their synchronous transcribe is much slower than whisper, but if you need it fast, you need their realtime ASR (or amazon or google's
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by voiper1 3y ago
I use it much less than before -- but I still think it's very useful. I think it's because I have to go out of my way to use it. I still haven't figured out how exactly to make it a natural part of my workflow, since I don&#x
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by voiper1 3y ago
While you've clearly explained how this is bad, how is this not a free market? >an economic system based on supply and demand with little or no government control
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by voiper1 3y ago
... or the hacking. They mention exploring the security implications.
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by voiper1 3y ago
OK, so this wave of LLMs doesn't eliminate blue collar or the service industry. That leaves "just" removing white collar jobs, which is estimated at 43% of US jobs!! https://www.dpeaflcio.org/factsheets/t
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by voiper1 4y ago
If you use ChatGPT as prescriptive, that it tells you what to do, then you're only as good as what you put in and how good ChatGPT is. But if you use it as a coach/consultant/pair-programmer/R&D exploration/ bra
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by voiper1 4y ago
Incredible detective work! Why would discord let anyone delete a webhook? I'd think anyone can post to the webhook, but you need to be authorized to modify it.
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by voiper1 4y ago
Indeed, tracer bullet is immediately what I thought of from The Pragmatic Programmer.
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by voiper1 4y ago
I'm pretty sure "due process" means being tried in a court of law. Buying data doesn't skip being tried in court. I assume you're implicitly referencing that the FBI is skipping getting a warrant, but why do they n
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by voiper1 4y ago
And even if the new _is_ better, it's called the bleeding edge for a reason. I find I bleed all over it - stress, bugs, and time. If it's not worth spending one of your innovation tokens[0] on this new fangled technology, then use
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by voiper1 4y ago
I don't get what the big deal is about the name. Yes, I like linode and run most of my business on it. They changed the name. I'm not switching until they "kill" the product. If the uptime remains good, the service remai
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by voiper1 4y ago
Similar/related: https://notepadcalculator.com/ https://bbodi.github.io/notecalc3/notecalc Although I see those perform the calculation on the side, instead of inline. Interesting. In a related no
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by voiper1 4y ago
Of note, even postgres developers expected fsync() (persist everything to disk) to behave differently than it did. Take a look here: https://lwn.net/Articles/752063/
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by voiper1 4y ago
For many of these manipulations, I use https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/ which lets you pipe them together.

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