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bbotond

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    Comment #42342425

    What would actually be interesting is if you told us what those mistakes were, instead of just vagueposting.

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    Comment #39776567

    About 75% afaik.

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    Comment #39272706

    > simple, easy and elegant like css CSS is neither of these.

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    Comment #38474766

    It's ironic how the blandest, most predictable opinion piece is about how AI produces medicore content.

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    Comment #37816371

    There are dozens of us! Dozens!

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    Comment #37775339

    I'm probably from a similar culture and friendship here means a very close personal relationship similar to, or in some cases even stronger than, familial relationships. I feel tha…

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    Comment #36643687

    What does commenting 3 asterisks mean? I’ve been noticing this more and more recently

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    Comment #36621744

    What I don’t understand is why is an API needed to create embeddings. Isn’t this something that could be done locally?

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    Comment #36550886

    I can confirm that programming.dev is a very nice instance. I hope that the threadiverse will consolidate into a bunch of themed instances instead of the current state of having 20…

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    Comment #36525001

    This sounds almost psychopathic or maybe it is just ragebait trolling.

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    Comment #36492712

    I switched to Linux 4 years ago because of these dark patterns. No regrets.

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    Comment #36491734

    Watch a couple of videos by this guy: https://www.youtube.com/@RobertMilesAI (very entertaining and informative by the way) These videos changed my mind entirely about AI risk.

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    Comment #36466461

    Okay, you can’t just leave us hanging and not tell us what exactly you have done

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    Comment #36437713

    A really nice instance that might be interesting to people here is http://programming.dev

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    Comment #36363819

    Join the programming.dev instance instead. It’s really nice and starting to become an active community.

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    Comment #36210935

    I've been using it for a couple of days but it feels much more limited than GPT-4-based ChatGPT. If I ask ChatGPT to do the same task it always comes up with a much better solution…

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    Comment #36135505

    Wow, I could only watch the first 15 minutes now but it’s already fascinating! Thanks for the recommendation.

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    Comment #36135118

    Thanks, I’ll try it! (I’m in Hungary)

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    Comment #36134928

    “Bard isn’t currently supported in your country. Stay tuned!”

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    Comment #36134620

    Yes. Before the update, when its avatar was still black, it solved pretty complex coding problems effortlessly and gave very nuanced, thoughtful answers to non-programming question…

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    Comment #35984235

    Subscribe, try GPT-4 and never look back.

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    Comment #30764364

    YouTube link for anyone interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSnAbMhMeHs I had nightmares after watching this as a kid.

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    Comment #30634966

    What are those better distros and why are they better?

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    Comment #30571413

    How could Taiwan - a country the US doesn’t recognize - join NATO?

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    Comment #30335284

    I bought a refurbished Fujitsu Lifebook a month ago after 7 years of using various Dells and Macbooks. The experience (on Linux) has been surprisingly smooth. Everything just works…