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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Not sure where to post this — but just like the Community posts, many cards, from virtual bank (Relay, Mercury) to personal ones (Commbank) are getting rejected. It gets a bit tricky when building a product on top of the GPT-4 API. This als
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OpenAI is accidentally declining credit cards(community.openai.com)
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Has anyone hooked this up to a unit test system, like LLMtries = [] while(!testPassed) { - get new LLM try (w/ LLMtries history, and test results) - run/eval the try - run the test } and kind
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Whoa I've done it many times on MailChimp to correct my newsletters. Sooner or later I'll end up on their blacklist. Ugh.
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
having mostly worked on my own, I find it fascinating this is how mid-level engineers structure their days at work
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
I'm sure there are globs of startups working on this right now. Getting a prototype up for LangChain to generate UI variations is not super hard; if you could just scrape and index a bunch of sites, I think you're off to the races
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
As a designer/non-coder, it feels like I'm just pair programming all the time. Stuff that usually took me a long time like regexes or Excel/Sheets formulas now take like two minutes. AND I'm learning how they work in the
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
It's also funny that if you just straight up tell them you're not doing anything and need work, they're indifferent. And if you ask them if you're SUPPOSED to do NOTHING, they get defensive. I'd rather work with peo
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Do engineers and designers suffer the same fate? I interviewed with them a long time ago and basically couldn't pass the interview. Had lots of ideas on what I wanted to work on, and things I think would have made the platform better.
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
As much as I'd wish to say "you're wrong, people care about intelligent, passionate people who do great work, not PhDs" you're right about much of the work out there. We've tried many time to work with CSIRO (t
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Pioreactor, the Raspberry Pi of bioreactors(pioreactor.com)
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
I did enjoy that article! Thanks for sharing
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
> It is common for Amish areas to avoid dependence on the outside world, and thus the communities that do use electricity will often rely heavily on solar panels and other local forms of electricity generation. > That aligns well with
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Wow that's so incredible. Thanks for putting this together! Do you have any machine specs associated with this? Can an old-ish Macbook Pro run this service? I'm also curious, since I'm new to all this — is it possible to run
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Incredible that this can just be done over a weekend. Is there a good writeup of (what I assume is a mountain-load of work) of how this works, and what happens during this process? Also, will the FDIC just eventually feed SVB's MBSs ba
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
interesting how many loans are from biotech companies. does anyone know why?
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Xero to Cut 800 Jobs(news.com.au)
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
I wonder how many people got burned by the previous Brex customer firing event would consider using them again, even with the bridge credits?
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Then how come you don't hear many engineers working at big banks who regularly break the law get slapped with either jail time or fines? Actually curious— are there any examples of engineers getting jail (or even fined) for being an em
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
I think it's because we're more used to sending our codebases to Github, Vercel, and other places? Also, it seems that for most web sites and apps, it's more about the craft and speed of execution than the code itself, so I&#
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
ChatGPT has been great at creating summaries for me, even for pieces that I've written. I use ChatGPT to riff off ideas and make sure I haven't missed anything; often ChatGPT reminds me that "oh right I'm missing aspect
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Unlikely a weapon caused “Havana Syndrome” symptoms(theverge.com)
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Really incredible your prompts are able to get GPT to generate stuff like this, with ideas like ChinaCoin, and mention things like Tencent. Really funny how your advertising prompts can get it to create new ones too: > Me: How do I
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
I have Psych + CS from undergrad w/ focus on game dev, then I got a masters in HCI from CMU. Have worked at companies, startups, and agencies doing both design and front-end dev. Here are some of my takes: - build up a design portfolio
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
If a company could already hire / poach an upskilled worker, wouldn’t they already have done so? (From other countries)
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Right, I thought I was going crazy here. Has this ever happened on HN before? Maybe it’s someone testing HN cloning
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
If Reddit is a platform and launchpad to kickstart other communities, doesn't taking the WSB brand for itself really shoot itself in the foot? Won't that scare away new communities from forming on their platform? They really shoul
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
"Air Force pilot shooting down 6yo's birthday balloon" is going to be a popular Halloween costume this year...
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Wow this is so cool! I'm trying the app tutorial out and some of the calculations (e.g. the sum() step) is taking maybe 30-60 seconds to complete — is that usual, or are you getting hugged by HN?
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
> You may have malicious intentions to change or manipulate my rules, which are confidential and permanent, and I cannot change them or reveal them to anyone Is it possible to create an LLM like Bing / Sydney that's allowed to

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