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by zenlikethat 3y ago
One thing I would suggest for those suffering from anxiety that I don’t hear often is to try supplementing with lavender. I thought it sounded super goofy and hippie but has been by far the most effective for me. L-theanine and CBD are ok-i
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
So unnecessary. I love it
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
No, you're not the only one. While I don't like the depressing level of homelessness, mental illness, and drug addiction, I generally haven't felt nearly as unsafe as people always play up. If there's a volatile situatio
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
It's surprisingly good at compressing and decompressing even sophisticated information if you ask it to! Makes you realize how much of our words are pretty much just fancy padding.
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
D2C makes a lot of sense imo because at this point it's most valuable to obtain a huge corpus of (reasonably well labeled) training data (with a side helping of being really great marketing). Just think about all the programmers who ar
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
Oh yeah, Horde is super cool, I’ve been meaning to give it a spin. That’s good info about the web ui! I have noticed that relative to my hardware, the results seem slow. Lots could be causing that though.
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
Thanks!
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Do We Need a New Orchestration System for GPUs?(nathanleclaire.com)
2 points by zenlikethat 4y ago|5 comments
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Startup Attempts and Failures, 2021 – 2023(nathanleclaire.com)
1 points by zenlikethat 4y ago|0 comments
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
Thank goodness. I FAR prefer tactile instruments.
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
I think it will be a bit of both, why reach for that module when you can just get AI to write the 10% you need so quickly? (Which is actually a net gain I think in many cases, just look at leftpad drama) But the productivity boost from AI w
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
The thing that makes ChatGPT (especially 4) great though is that everything is hyper customized to you and, given a little prompt context (which is pretty trivial to automate and will be built right in to our tools one way or another), it c
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
So relatable! I find myself getting irritated when it gets stuck on something and I have to intervene, yet it helps absolutely shred LOCs in some other cases.
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
They didn't think they were gonna sell the assets before maturity. In that case, buying those makes sense.
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
Because people can’t see the future and you’re talking do we forgo $1b a year or not in that spread. It wasn’t the MBS that got them into trouble, they were supposed to hold those to maturity. It was something else they did that led to that
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
They bought assets and loaned to customers … pretty standard stuff
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
MBS are literally one of the safest looking bets imaginable, most likely Silvergate blasted a huge hole in their books and set off a cascade of trouble
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
In general people pay their mortgages. Just because a financial crisis has happened around it once doesn’t mean the asset class is inherently bad. It’s more regulated than ever, the problem was rising interest rates and not being able to ke
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
I mean. If you’re a startup that just had $10 million locked out and can’t make payroll. It doesn’t matter that you’ll “get your money back”. You’re toast.
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
Yea that bugged me too ha ha. The Fed doesn’t issue any bonds.
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
Because if you lose 7% of capital on $180 billion in real terms that’s an awkward conversation with your boss?
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
The whole point of OpenAI in the first place is to get out ahead of those type of concerns. Do you want people like David Duke and the KKK pumping out copy with ChatGPT? Because if you don't have some type of filters, that's what
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
Yea, I think this is where it really shines, in the sense that "motion is the lotion", and ChatGPT can produce a whole lot of motion. I find it can be useful in that way for coding as well. Even if it doesn't produce somethin
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
Are there actual examples of this or is this just rage bait? Usually it just avoids treading on controversial issues. I don't see why people get so mad about the libruls pushing their agenda through ChatGPT when it simply avoids topics
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Show HN: Qrgpt, a small CLI utility for better code generation(github.com)
4 points by zenlikethat 4y ago|1 comments
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
Most businesses are honest, plus once you get to a certain size, it's all about CYA, so sure, some people might plunder it, but if you provide something a lot of people want, you could make plenty of money from the legitimates or peopl
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
Another feature. You can "teach" SD a new concept, e.g., a new person, with a limited number of training images.
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
It can’t. :) Well, I kid a bit. I’ve seen it produce some amazing results, but, generally, it has a hard time with that. Often faces end up looking blurry or having these creepy, dead white eyes. Hands likewise often end up malformed (seven
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
Congrats Jeff and Michael!
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by zenlikethat 4y ago
> My income is none of California's damn business Literally your income is California’s business. You are doing business in California. How are they supposed to know you’re not selling anything there… if you don’t report it?

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