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gsuuon
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Comment #44407077
I always thought furniture music was such a pragmatic description of his work. Every few years I make a half-hearted attempt to learn Gymnopedie 1 on guitar but can never seem to f…
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Comment #44406902
> I will now write the corrected code.You are right. I have been making a mess of this. I will get it right this time. It keeps putting import statements in the middle of files or …
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Comment #44289873
Pretty sure OP was talking about OpenAI expiring their credits (just had mine expire). Btw, unsurprisingly, the time for expiry appears to be in UTC in case anyone else is in the s…
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Comment #42975218
This makes sense, effective post-mortems don't focus on assigning blame. They try to identify and fix the problem. The issue with AI is that it's such a black-box right now, this p…
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Comment #42964415
I think this could be one of the more legitimate uses of blockchain - distributed communications, contacts, and a refundable pay-per-call system to make spam calling uneconomical. …
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Comment #42880640
Is it just me or does it seem like the Catholic church might have a better grasp on technology than the US government? 46. While responsibility for the ethical use of AI systems st…
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Comment #42818629
I'm confused, is he saying that the other voice on the call is google assistant voice ai? Or the assistant just routed the call through the google number?
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Comment #42807719
I'm really hopeful for e-ink or low-fidelity devices to help ween us off media addiction. Hopefully Nothing pursues something in that space since it aligns with their mission. Woul…
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Comment #42806294
I was impressed this is open source, then impressed it was done by one person, then impressed it only took 6 months, and eventually somehow impressed again that it was a _high scho…
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Comment #42774693
I tried this via the chat website and it got it right, though strongly doubted itself. Maybe the specific wording of the prompt matters a lot here? https://gist.github.com/gsuuon/c…
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Comment #42712407
I'm a little suspicious of the Isaac Newton example. The values of the better answer are very close, I wonder if the ordering holds up against small rewordings of the prompt? Anoth…
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Comment #42587077
I wonder if "build it and they will come" is just flat out wrong, or only correct for certain products? Is there anything one can "just build" now and expect some market adoption?
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Comment #42435695
Fantastic that progress is being made on this. Hopefully it's enough to stem the tide, though consumer behavior wrt calls has probably already fundamentally shifted. It'll take a l…
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Comment #42370815
The ability to edit parts of the model after the fact using prompts is pretty incredible
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Comment #42257916
This is generally a pro for me. I can skip to the bottom of a file and see what the main purpose of it is, knowing that it's the only place that could reference everything else in …
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Comment #42238722
This was cool (spacelancers didn't work in Arc but did in Chrome, forest demo 403's) - audio and fullscreen fail because they aren't initiated by a user gesture. Impressive how qui…
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Comment #42173254
> ~9% of young people leave Bhutan It's worse than that: > 9% of the country's population, most of them young people Young people want adventure, but all their homeland is offering…
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Comment #42156935
I really like this idea and have (briefly) tried something similar with a 'personal' discord server. I think this sort of thing would be great to rebuild local community over the i…
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Comment #42142372
I default to never answering now. Every time I feel like it might be an actual person on the other end and risk answering, it has turned out to be a scammer or spam call. Not sure …
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Comment #42107887
I (too recently) realized "shoulda, coulda, woulda"'s are generally useless, and to focus on only "need, want"s. If it doesn't fit into these two categories then it's not important…
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Comment #41882806
I'm really confused by this policy - isn't security and enforcement the value prop of the app store in the first place? Why are they offloading the work of accountability to user m…
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Comment #41574489
#5 is the only one I do, but because I never thought about it as a fear mechanic - I'll definitely avoid doing this now. That said, what's a good alternative? Sometimes you don't h…
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Comment #41395038
This is nice - I for one appreciate the results not being ranked by points, since some interesting stories don't get any traction.
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Comment #41360985
I made a neovim plugin awhile back with that explicit purpose: being a toolbox to assemble your own AI stuff with. I struggled a lot to make AI useful and was hoping if the tools w…