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by zwily 3y ago
I’m confused. I’ve never seen a diesel nozzle that fits in an unleaded tank. Or do you mean Vice versa?
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by zwily 3y ago
Proton pump inhibitors and friends have their own side effects. Protonix, for example, made me shaky for some reason.
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by zwily 3y ago
The OpenAI APIs are pretty easily accessible over HTTP. Not sure what an iOS SDK would bring to the table.
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by zwily 3y ago
There are a couple ways to do that. One is by not offering the product.
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by zwily 3y ago
Google IO is this week.
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by zwily 3y ago
Of course they do. Layoffs are hard work!
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by zwily 3y ago
The Pirate Bay links to pirated content. LAION links to the photographer’s own website.
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by zwily 4y ago
I’ve always remembered it by “port and left both have 4 letters”. It has always worked for me.
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by zwily 4y ago
Yes, there’s a limit. Right now it’s 4000 tokens (gpt4 has a 32k model but i don’t think it’s available yet, at least with chatgpt). Once you near the limit, chatgpt will start dropping previous messages to stay under the limit. I don’t kno
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by zwily 4y ago
Doesn’t leak your IP address. It also doesn’t tell the server you opened the email, or when you opened it, because it always fetched them whether you open or not. Basically all the server learns is that the email address went to an Apple Ma
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by zwily 4y ago
That ride is a puke machine. I was talking to one of the workers and they said their main job is cleaning up puke all day. I loved it.
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by zwily 4y ago
Thanks for the response. I’ve loved using Hasura and really want to see the company succeed while still having a business model where I can use it for small projects. Excited to see what you come up with.
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by zwily 4y ago
Yeah, I love the product. I’ve been using it a few years in a fairly complicated internal tool used by a dozen people, and it’s been amazing. But I’m pretty discouraged by what I see as its future.
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by zwily 4y ago
Hasura is open core. Given the massive price increase they just did for their hosted version, I’d expect more and more future features will not land in core at all, to push people to pay.
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by zwily 4y ago
First you criticize that units will fill landfills, then you suggest they make 2 units for every 1 purchased?
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by zwily 4y ago
Probably cause OpenAI isn’t really in desperate “find revenue” mode. They’re growing like crazy and have plenty of funding.
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by zwily 4y ago
It would be pretty easy to include ads in ChatGPT output. Either interspersed among the generated text, or as part of the text itself!
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by zwily 4y ago
Yeah but how much do you end up with? A gallon of OO makes it sound like a lot…
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by zwily 4y ago
Well, interest rates. But that’s driven by inflation.
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by zwily 4y ago
They say they have a better ChatGPT, but it’s too dangerous to let into the hands of the genpop.
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by zwily 4y ago
What machine are you referring to? I can hook 3 displays up to my MBP M1.
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by zwily 4y ago
The Twitter app just got an update that makes it easier to switch to the chronological timeline, and it appears to actually stick now. (At least it has so far). Doesn't avoid the ads though, which are still ubiquitous.
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by zwily 4y ago
The kids I see are done with Roblox and actually gone back to Minecraft.
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by zwily 4y ago
You would be amazed at what ham operators feel like they can do.
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by zwily 4y ago
Is there any evidence at all of him giving “similar” money to republicans, other than his own word (which is garbage)?
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by zwily 4y ago
More awful than “toots”?
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by zwily 4y ago
52nd percentile, according to a reply.
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by zwily 4y ago
Lots of kids.
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by zwily 4y ago
It’s great that the WP editors seem mostly united on this. It won’t matter though, WMF wants their money and will get the banners in the end.
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by zwily 4y ago
And 4 million would be even better. What’s the “right” number?

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