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onetrickwolf

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    Comment #49053993

    Yeah 100% agree, I would even go as far as it's kind of harmful it seems to just pollute the context or stagnant as the models and tooling changes so rapidly or it is just better t…

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    Comment #48970548

    I don't know if this is why they did it, but I think it is generally a mistake to go beyond this context size anyway. I don't think people realize how much dumber the models get at…

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    Comment #48970477

    > why not rewrite CC in a native language? It's hell to maintain for not much gain (for a use case like this at least). As much as it's become a meme, JS and web tech in general ha…

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    Comment #48963701

    I have something similar. I use Cloudflare tunnels too but also their CDN which is free (for now). That's the only thing I haven't really been able to figure out how to do on my ow…

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    Comment #48672831

    “Distillation attack” are we joking here. If anything these models should be compelled to be public since they have been trained off public data. What an absurd overreach to call t…

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    Comment #48641743

    Is this paid for by Meta or something?

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    Comment #36451121

    I used to agree with you but it's getting out of hand these companies have more control than most states and governments over our communication, privacy, money, and general lives b…

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    Comment #36447579

    I don't know if Amazon should have the right to terminate anyone's account to be honest. I feel like people are afraid to regulate anything these days but I mean some people's enti…

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    Comment #36257022

    I mean why are power lines not locked up and buried underground secured locked steel cages? Because some things work better with trust vs convoluted security. I think this is somet…

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    Comment #36145634

    Yeah I had this experience too. I figured at least there'd be static checking that would at least make sure we aren't going off spec but there isn't really. So you just have a spec…

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    Comment #36059886

    Would be nice to have some collection of no ad or non-spammy games and websites in general.

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    Comment #35675306

    Web development has trained me to Google (now often ChatGPT) everything even if I already know how to do it because it changes so much haha It makes me look stupid in code intervie…

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    Comment #35467961

    I've been using GPT4 to code and these explanations are somewhat unsatisfactory. I have seen it seemingly come up with novel solutions in a way that I can't describe in any other w…

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    Comment #35273964

    We completely privatized payments without realizing it. Credit cards are no longer some extra benefit on top of your bank account, it's how basically almost all commerce is require…

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    Comment #35261752

    If you are just hosting text popular blockchains might be viable.

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    Comment #34557053

    I'd like to see something like torrenting for websites. Just a way that if a certain site is important to you, you could seed it yourself and 1. Help with the hosting costs and 2. …

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    Comment #34005126

    Yeah maybe, but I think we also already have a problem with overconsumption of media though. I am not sure this is helping. It seems inevitable and I don't think we can stop it, bu…

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    Comment #34005093

    > If the pursuit is enjoyable, it should continue to be enjoyable as a hobby, no? I think for most people the enjoyable and fulfilling part of life is feeling useful or having some…

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    Comment #33999073

    To quote another comment but "Instead of replacing crappy jobs and freeing up peoples time to enjoy their life, we’re actually automating enjoyable pursuits." I think this isn't ju…

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    Comment #33998791

    Yeah I agree. I was generally pretty pro AI art and agree with a lot of the pro AI sentiments here on a logical basis still, but as the tech develops I drift more and more towards …

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    Comment #33998700

    Fan art is pretty much illegal or infringement actually it's just not really enforced by most companies. There are some caveats for fair use but generally most fan art could be suc…

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    Comment #33724876

    I don't really see how this would make sense or even be possible purely from the frontend, I think you'd need to modify the typeahead service unless I am misunderstanding the requi…

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    Comment #33722159

    I think people seem them as dead because a small percentage of internet users engage with them, but people forget that billions more people have access to the internet now. Even th…

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    Comment #33692508

    > If you can not have one guy taking up the mantle and doing the hosting, how can you get hundreds to do the same? Well I mean if you were to use a public blockchain like Ethereum …

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    Comment #33691614

    A reason I have been interested in blockchain is that it seems like a good way to make a decentralized application that could exist beyond the life of the company or person that cr…