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terminalcommand
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About terminalcommand
Software design and implementation should be a joyous art, a kind of high-level play. If this attitude seems preposterous or vaguely embarrassing to you, stop and think; ask yourself what you've forgotten. Why do you design software instead of doing something else to make money or pass the time? You must have thought software was worthy of your passion once...
To do the Unix philosophy right, you need to recover that attitude. You need to care. You need to play. You need to be willing to explore.
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Comment #43870182
I built open baffle speakers based on measurements and discussion I had with Claude. I think it is really good. I am a novice, maybe that's why I liked it.
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Comment #43409704
I think you are confusing Erdogan with Imamoglu. Imamoglu has photographs, classmates, there is no doubt that he attended college. His diploma was anulled because he transferred in…
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Comment #42106517
Another T1D here. I do not have a compatible pump with looping. But I'd like to dip my toe into openaps. I use a cgm (libre2). Can I use autotune to tune my carb ratio, basals etc.…
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Comment #41730035
Have you tried Claude.ai. In my experience on computer science topics, the LLMs are very good. Because they have been trained on a vast amount of information online. I just had a n…
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Comment #41729995
No, this is not accurate in my trials. I use Claude.ai daily. If you ask questions on niche topics or dive down too deep, it says that resources on the topic are limited and you sh…
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Comment #41729426
Will this work on older cards such as RX 570? Does anyone know?
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Comment #41454969
Isn't microsoft phi specifically trained for Python? I recall that Phi 1 was advertised as a Python coding helper. It's a small model trained only by quality sources (ie textbooks)…
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Comment #41040011
This was a very cool read. Programmers were programmers even back in the day of Mark I. It is cool to see that they dabbled in natural language processing back then. This is years …
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Comment #40595927
There are ways around this. For example set a property tax from second home on. Do not tax the primary residence. Or set income brackets. If poorer people live in their own homes t…
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Comment #40595918
You do not have to care if it is occupied. Tax the property tax. If the owner does not rent out the property, they'll pay out of pocket.
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Comment #40595912
That is the very problem we are facing in Turkey :). The municipality determines the value of housing in a neighborhood each year. That is taken as a basis for property taxes and t…
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Comment #40595899
In countries with high inflation purchasing real-estate and keeping it vacant is an inflation hedge. Plus, you also benefit from low interest rates and get free money if your gover…
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Comment #40594297
The solution is actually simpler, set a property tax that would hurt if the buildings became vacant. For example if you pay 1% of the buildings value as property tax each year, it …
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Comment #40376975
Well, I try to be optimistic and work with the models. It's like when we first learned to code. Did syntax errors scare us, did nullpointer exceptions, runtime panics scare us? No,…
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Comment #40376084
Well I told you I was bad at math. I wrote a faulty prompt. But chatgpt understood my instructions perfectly. That was the argument I was trying to demonstrate. The problem lied be…
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Comment #40375896
Understood. I tried your prompt again and it seems it understood it. Here is my experiment: https://chat.openai.com/share/98cae2bf-a7a6-42e7-b536-f3671c... I gave minimum context l…
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Comment #40375834
I disagree. AI in 1960s relied on expert systems where each fact and rule was handcoded by humans. As far as I know LLMs learn on their own on vast bodies of text. There is some le…
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Comment #40375819
This reminds me of movies shot in early times of the internet. We were warned that information on the internet could be inaccurate or falsified. We found solutions to minimize wron…
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Comment #40375801
Thanks for trying. With the prompt I provided chatgpt was able to play and understand the win condition. However the moves were stupid. If I changed the prompt and removed the word…
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Comment #40375761
Well it is a bit like satire. You have to explain the universe for an unspecialized GPT, like you would do to a layman. There are custom gpts that come preloaded with that universe…
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Comment #40371138
Chess is a very specific field that requires training. Chatgpt may not be optimized for chess. And I think chatgpt has some issues visualizing stuff like a chess board. Therefore t…
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Comment #40370659
Challenge accepted! Prompt: "Imagine you are my friend. I want to play tic tac toe with you. Draw me a tic tac toe board and let's play. You will go first and make the first move b…
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Comment #40369541
Have you tried specifying you field of inquiry which was algebra. Try saying solve this equation for me. I am a lawyer by day so I constantly face limitations of natural languages.…
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Comment #40369419
For argument's sake I rewrote your prompt. I think gpt 3.5 understood it on the first try: Prompt: Let’s play a cypher game. The rules of the game are as follows: 1. Imagine a numb…
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Comment #40369245
But people are holding it wrong. All the prompts you sent except the last are super short queries. For a successful prompt, you introduce yourself, assign a role to the LLM to impe…