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matthewfelgate
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About matthewfelgate
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Comment #49084920
I have a truly marvellous comment on this, which this comment box is too small to contain.
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Comment #48383165
tl;dr
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Comment #48280544
Sometimes nature is beautiful and sometimes it isn't.
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Comment #46463602
Nice job, this looks great! What's your next project going to be? Maybe we could work together!
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Comment #45746324
I tried https://sanand0.github.io/llmexcel/#/ yesterday but it's very slow. Not sure if this Claud for Excel can do the same thing and run =claude() inside Excel cells?
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Comment #44877330
I use Todoist and I like it for repeating tasks: * A list of daily tasks small and quick too many to remember * Tasks to do or check every three or four days ie about twice a week …
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Comment #44366957
Thanks for sharing, this is interesting to me.
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Comment #44167876
This response suggests knowledge that a Chinese invasion of Taiwan is imminent.
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Comment #44159922
Good question. A while back I looked for a phone-sized eReader and was surprised there were none about at a decent price.
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Comment #44071211
I struggle to see what any new device could deliver that a smartphone can't.
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Comment #44071103
How can I get in to Philosophy? It seems so overwhelming and so many terms.
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Comment #44061548
I believe it is a security threat to allow Chinese cars in Europe.
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Comment #43935895
Are companies designing product packaging to be more compatible with robotic handling?
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Comment #43580399
Are Americans in denial about the Russia-aligned takeover of their government or have they just stopped caring?
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Comment #43194559
Can I help you with this?
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Comment #43047310
Interesting. But Chesterton's Fence assumes we can always find out why something was put there, but often we can't, which makes adding barriers easier than removing them—leading to…
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Comment #43027011
I believe it's more than just an interesting project—it has the potential to be a commercial product.
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Comment #43026916
What's a reliable benchmark for measuring "AI Distortion" in these models, allowing for consistent tracking over time and potential improvement?
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Comment #43026853
TLDR; I got ChatGPT to summarise.
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Comment #42863705
Ha, that's amazing. I wonder what's a way to detect ADs just from audio. Maybe by volume?
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Comment #42839436
When is the West going to start standing up to Russia on these cable sabotages?
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Comment #42814017
But is a programmer who uses AI to program the same as a Typescript programmer who doesn't understand JavaScript well? Or a Python programmer who doesn't know C? Or a C programmer …
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Comment #42495093
She blocked a motorway. Very dangerous and should be punished accordingly. No sympathy.
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Comment #42493908
Reddit is now only useful as data for AI training.