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by voytec 4y ago
> Neither ChatGPT, nor Bing can access URLs when you ask them to. Bing used cached version and knew what's in the text when presented with an URL. In one of three modes Bing stated that it cannot access web but in two other modes di
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by voytec 4y ago
> Quick impression: it's not as good as ChatGPT. Not as good? ChatGPT is crap since M$FT re-donated OpenAI with $10b. Even the paid version is worse[1] than Bing Chat. [1] https://wojteksychut.com/posts/ml-text-
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by voytec 4y ago
"Hacks" aside, this looks more like caching issues. Assuming this is real, I wonder how many people got access to other companies' communication and code via access to random "chats".
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ML text summarization reliability(wojteksychut.com)
2 points by voytec 4y ago|0 comments
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by voytec 4y ago
Exact fragment: 57:49 [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/live/kaandEt_pKw?t=3469s
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by voytec 4y ago
I have two sets of Nanoleaf Canvas (they have more shapes now). The "main node" from the first set of 9 squares stopped working after about 2 years. I bought another set of 9 squares to use the main node from the new one with 8 sq
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by voytec 4y ago
The percentage of users used in this corpo-speak may likely be counted against active and inactive accounts and almost certainly is not equal to percentage of transfer costs.
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by voytec 4y ago
> This impacted less than 2% of our users. Ah, only 2%. Completely irrelevant number. Move along.
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by voytec 4y ago
Same in Poland - "spadające gwiazdy" - "falling stars". Even National Geographic uses this term[1] but exaplains in the lead: "Falling stars are meteores..." [1] https://www.national-geographic.pl&#x
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by voytec 4y ago
I'll play Devils' advocate. Has this person not seen, and agreed to, rules for using pre-release devices or even agreements for released devices? Apple became surveillance company under Cook and this should be perfectly clear to A
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by voytec 4y ago
Yeah. I treat one-man small business serving mainly one big client to be comparable. On paper it's B2B, in reality it's working for the client and if the client is small business' main source of income, it's pretty much
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How many banks are in danger?(johnhcochrane.blogspot.com)
31 points by voytec 4y ago|5 comments
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by voytec 4y ago
Absolutely not. I had, and still have, my own small business in Poland and I was clear (in writing) that I am planning to visit my main client.
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by voytec 4y ago
People suffering from psychosis can create "facts" supporting their ideas and believe in them. Usually it's the stuff like "someone follows me", "someone wants to hurt me". Psychosis is the entry point to
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by voytec 4y ago
I applied for US travel visa as a citizen of Poland in 2012 and was denied travel due to "wrong type of visa". I was planning to visit my employer and spend 1-2 weeks traveling across the country. Apparently both business and trav
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by voytec 4y ago
I may have remembered incorrectly, which post was it. Here[1], in the paragraph titled "Why they deny me?" (unlinkable), Daniel hints at the possibility that this may have been due to development of (lib)curl which is used for mal
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by voytec 4y ago
> Docker should have been a neat tool made by one enthusiast, just like curl is. I have nothing but mad respect for Daniel Stenberg. 25 years of development of great software, for which he had been threatened[1] and had ridiculous US tra
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by voytec 4y ago
> they can't work out how to build a business around what is at it's core a nice UI for Linux containers. It's quite a shame (for the lack of better wording) that the better, simpler and more intuitive a free product is, t
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by voytec 4y ago
> It's betting that the metaverse is the next social medium Apparently that's no longer the case: "Mark Zuckerberg Quietly Buries the Metaverse"[1]. Company name looks just silly at this point. [1] https://
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by voytec 4y ago
yp.to - D. J. Bernstein's[1] domain registered in 1997 preceeds Bitcoin[2] by 12 years. [1] https://cr.yp.to/ [2] https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
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by voytec 4y ago
> Wow. First time I've seen a layoff post that starts with boasting success. Something similar with IBM recently: "IBM posts biggest annual sales increase in more than a decade, announces 3,900 layoffs" [1] [1] https:&#x2
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by voytec 4y ago
The Trolley Problem is seen differently by someone who has to push the lever inside the trolley, by someone who has to do it remotely from far away and by a coder programming trolley's software.
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HSBC Purchased Silicon Valley Bank UK (SVB UK) for $1.21 (£1)(hsbc.com)
103 points by voytec 4y ago|53 comments
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by voytec 4y ago
Will the new law only allow underage workers to get meatpacking or construction jobs? If not, I find your comment pointless. Some adults work in meatpacking or construction and other adults in IT.
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by voytec 4y ago
I started working willingly at 15, setting up networks and routers in then-booming internet cafés. It were part-time jobs, of course. At 17 I managed to get a government contract to set up a firewall at a military facility. I don't see
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by voytec 4y ago
Tip from the future works for me due to the news about new DeLorean[1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35116319
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by voytec 4y ago
What's with the weird "2023/12/08" date?
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SVB Securities' CAO served as the CFO for Lehman Brothers' Investment Bank(svbsecurities.com)
37 points by voytec 4y ago|8 comments
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by voytec 4y ago
"Bailout" scene[1] from one of the subjectively best South Park episodes, "Margaritaville" [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Axqty5jaRP0
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Yellen says government will help SVB depositors but rules out bailout(ft.com)
3 points by voytec 4y ago|2 comments

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