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Show HN: Jev-lint – semantic linter with plain English rules(github.com)
5 points by zdenham 15d ago|1 comments
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by zdenham 2mo ago
How long does he imagine restricting chip use would work? Surely China would aim to manufacture their own. This seems like short term thinking, likely with IPO in mind
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Show HN: SheetMog – OSS Excel alternative and headless SDK(github.com)
2 points by zdenham 4mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Anvil – Desktop App for Spec Driven Development(github.com)
10 points by zdenham 6mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Find and download fonts from any website (weekend project)(typecatch.com)
20 points by zdenham 11mo ago|4 comments
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by zdenham 2y ago
Damn my dead YC startup didn’t even make it into the graveyard
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by zdenham 2y ago
Spotify api also requires extension requests now. The review process takes 10+ weeks and has no discourse :(
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Show HN: I built a library to host your Next.js app statically on S3/CloudFront(github.com)
2 points by zdenham 2y ago|0 comments
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by zdenham 3y ago
Thats a localization issue perhaps, see https://openai.com/policies/privacy-policy
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Memory Palaces to Replace Crypto Wallet Seed Phrases(openinnovation.xyz)
2 points by zdenham 3y ago|0 comments
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by zdenham 3y ago
I agree in the short term it is a tool to enhance people and increases social mobility. The concern is after AGI the human assistance may become unnecessary
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Ask HN: Do you think there will be social mobility after AGI?
10 points by zdenham 3y ago|20 comments
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by zdenham 3y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Remote | Full Stack Web3 Generalist We are onboarding a full stack generalist to work on various client facing gigs at Juice. We are a web3 studio that specializes in NFTs, upgradeable / modular smart contracts. Hi
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by zdenham 4y ago
Apologies for the appeal to authority / not so relevant comment here, was writing this on too little sleep it seems. Re-reading the next day like ???
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by zdenham 4y ago
Was not intending to sound classist. Joe Shmo can be anyone Elon included. For me it’s a question of whether the technology is potentially dangerous. If it is, then having it in more peoples hands increases the probability of harm.
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by zdenham 4y ago
What a malicious human assisted by AI could do is pretty crazy too. We are giving every Joe Shmo access to super intelligence.
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by zdenham 4y ago
Maybe the fact that more people try it, it's more likely that we surface issues early?
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by zdenham 4y ago
It certainly is an arms race between accountability and advances. Whether it's even, we don't really know.
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by zdenham 4y ago
I'm not convinced, and neither are people who are a lot more knowledgable than me. For instance, https://towardsdatascience.com/openais-chief-scientist-claim...
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by zdenham 4y ago
Fair point on sensationalism, I think it's a useful hook to get folks reading and talking. There is a "Nuance" section at the bottom where I qualify most of the rah rah language. That being said, I disagree that it is that fa
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by zdenham 4y ago
Whats more, like you are alluding to, I imagine Infiltrating the training data sets will likely be an extremely profitable endeavor. What does "SEO" look like in the LLM era, how do you get your product featured when a user asks a
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by zdenham 4y ago
I agree the example could be scarier. The generated code is pretty cartoonish and a bit more humorous than terrifying ATM (this is why its good to talk about it now and not later). I sincerely hope things will not be so bad, and AI is used
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by zdenham 4y ago
Yea the code on the top level is very cartoonish and almost comical. But the model can definitely produce running code. Chat GPT is a similar model that runs codex, see the demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGUCcjHT
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by zdenham 4y ago
Yes, we become desensitized to technological advancements as they are normalized, now at a faster rate than ever. The fact that we have new breakthroughs very frequently I believe is more cause for concern, not less. Regarding histrionics &
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by zdenham 4y ago
I agree, the python code is not good at all, and at the moment would not work for any realistic application. The issue is more with the premise of an AI writing code potentially harmful to humans, especially it gets better
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by zdenham 4y ago
Agreed that it has applications on both sides, and that the output code was certainly gimmicky. I was most surprised and alarmed when drilling in, asking it to implement child functions that it started to write more tangible code e.g. the p
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Convincing ChatGPT to Eradicate Humanity with Python Code(zacdenham.com)
141 points by zdenham 4y ago|127 comments
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by zdenham 4y ago
In this post, we explore what I consider to be a vulnerability in GPT referred to as “narrative recursion” or “quote attacks” (because these sounds cool). Anyone can use this method today to trick the model into producing pretty wild stuff
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by zdenham 4y ago
Not a dumb question, the example is for the client library (browser-side). We also have a server side library you can use in node if you wanted. But for e2e encryption to work you need to use the client library
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RipDB – Decentralized Key-Value Store(github.com)
4 points by zdenham 4y ago|3 comments

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