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by xandrius 1y ago
I'm not sure how that would work, do countries accept this kind of behaviour? It's like you've been paying your (lower) taxes in country X and now come over to enjoy the saner system. I guess you should have chosen your prior
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by xandrius 1y ago
> Mozilla So they will end up killing it soon? /s
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by xandrius 1y ago
Cydia would be the only way I'd ever go back to using an iPhone as my main driver. Good days.
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by xandrius 1y ago
They pushed Pocket in a weird way but otherwise it was a useful tool for article readers. I found it much better not to have to read on my phone/laptop but using an e-reader through stuff I saved on Pocket. It felt very much going back
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by xandrius 1y ago
10 years later: did it ruin it for everyone?
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by xandrius 1y ago
Now I really want to know though.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Breadth vs depth.
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by xandrius 1y ago
You're not looking hard enough: indie video games, educational YouTube content being on par if not better than TV documentaries, countries generally not making great series, now being able to be seen by people anywhere, all sorts of gr
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by xandrius 1y ago
Normally to make a new smallish feature it costs me about $0.40. The core suggestion is to point specifically at the files you want it to read and use as a reference, otherwise it might go read some huge file for no reason. Also the tokens
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by xandrius 1y ago
So one can say "humanity" but not "we" (implying humanity)? Interesting take.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Ooops: You won! You guessed 01111 in 4 attempts!
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by xandrius 1y ago
Convincing people with arguments and then being more than just 1 person? I mean, if someone is arguingtthat we should work harder to go to space, answering that they should just go ahead and do it themselves is quite far from being an helpf
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by xandrius 1y ago
Because you can look it easily up. Jan, gtp4all, etc. It's not black magic anymore.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Irrelevant to me. People would never ask whether someone has created something looking at SO or not. If the thing works as advertised, good for them!
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by xandrius 1y ago
Thank you, will check it out!
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by xandrius 1y ago
Then why women segregate themselves in groups? I'm not saying I'm pro gender segregation but if women can have their own gender segregated groups, why men should be treated differently?
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by xandrius 1y ago
I agree with the post, if the genders were reversed, people wouldn't generally feel this open about it.
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by xandrius 1y ago
I think the main reason might be that when the output is good the developer congratulates themselves, and when it's bad they make a post or comment about how bad AI is. Then the people who congratulate the AI for helping get yelled at
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by xandrius 1y ago
Imagine realising that everyone on Earth you don't know is a random stranger with that mentality, even surrounding you on a non-private flight.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Syntax has nothing to do with the speed of the language: python could be "natural" and "human-like" while being much faster and also "unnatural" and "inhuman" while being slower.
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by xandrius 1y ago
If saving 10c costs time worth more than that then it's not worth it. Ends there, really. A friend used to work at a known cupcake chain in London and she literally threw out 30+ cupcakes a day. Whenever I was around, I'd try to c
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by xandrius 1y ago
Even coming up with a plausible wild guess takes some skill.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Maybe if we had stopped where the elephants are, we would feel happier, we'd never know. Not enough neurons unfortunately.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Exactly, also today I can actually believe I could finish a game which might have taken much longer before LLMs, just because now I can be pretty sure I won't get stuck on some feature just because I never done it before.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Nobody is preventing people writing in Assembly, even though we have more advanced language. You could even go back to punch cards if you want to. Literally nobody forcing you to not use it for your own fun. But LLMs are a multiplier in man
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by xandrius 1y ago
As if you'd know if they did.
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by xandrius 1y ago
Keep using it and you'll see. Also that depends on the model and prompting. My approach is to describe the task in great detail, which also helps me completing my own understanding of the problem, in case I hadn't considered an ed
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by xandrius 1y ago
> Honestly, I don't know how people did before modern navigation systems. The good old: ask a local about it. Nowadays people seems so against just stopping a random passerby to ask them a question. (obviously not feasible with the
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by xandrius 1y ago
Definitely the best font on Windows and no designer told me about it!
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by xandrius 1y ago
Sounds like a win for the tech team at least.

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