EForEndeavour

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by EForEndeavour 5mo ago
Just another Mythos breakout. Excuse us while we airgap the affected DC and send in a team to drive framing nails into every storage device in the building.
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by EForEndeavour 5mo ago
Apologies if this is off-topic, but having spent more time than I'd like to admit having to create and edit webapps that emerged entirely out of Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, etc. with minimal to no direct code-writing by their human sub
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by EForEndeavour 7mo ago
The source, personal significance, and intent of images and videos will matter a lot, though. I'll cherish photos of my family members forever, regardless of technical excellence. Or a photo of my freshman dorm room during exam season.
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by EForEndeavour 8mo ago
Obligatory but important: which model, application, and programming language was this in?
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by EForEndeavour 8mo ago
Do you mean the new default datetime resolution of microseconds instead of the previous nanosecond resolution? Obviously this will require adjustments to any code that requires ns resolution, but I'd bet that's a tiny minority of
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by EForEndeavour 8mo ago
Ah, I see the problem now.
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by EForEndeavour 8mo ago
An estimated 371,000 people die every year following a misdiagnosis, and 424,000 are permanently disabled. https://qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/33/2/109?rss=1 Admittedly I am basing this on pure vibes: I&#x2
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by EForEndeavour 11mo ago
By the article's logic, I just exhaled 5 * 10^18 kg of carbon dioxide into the earth's atmosphere.
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by EForEndeavour 11mo ago
From my limited experience trying exactly this, it gets you 80% of the way there, then devolves into an infuriating and time-wasting exercise in endless iteration and prompting to sweep clustering parameters and labeling details to nail the
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by EForEndeavour 11mo ago
This is so nostalgic. I remember feeling like I was so good at Jezzball. In later levels I'd start a wall near one corner of the screen, closer to one edge than the opposite edge, to ensure the shorter wall would connect, and sacrifi
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by EForEndeavour 11mo ago
> Does it matter? If they speak up, maybe. If they stay silent, definitely not.
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by EForEndeavour 1y ago
I gather he's operating Beyond the Prompt, and isn't here to rehash prompt engineering tips.
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by EForEndeavour 1y ago
Ah got it. The conversation upthread had focused on auto-lock, and someone had mentioned child locks in passing, and my read of your comment was on the auto-lock on shift to drive (or on starting to move). And my bad for falsely guessing yo
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by EForEndeavour 1y ago
> It just seems like such a narrow set of facts where a child is big and smart enough to open the door but dumb enough to jump out and get seriously hurt. I had to guess, I'd guess you aren't a parent or spend much time interac
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by EForEndeavour 1y ago
Could you share your source? The USA only became a net exporter of total energy in 2019, ten years after the end of George W Bush's administration, and remains a net importer of crude oil: https://www.eia.gov/energyexpl
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by EForEndeavour 1y ago
https://onnyunhui.medium.com/evaluating-long-context-lengths...
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by EForEndeavour 1y ago
> increasingly skill This is increasingly ironic :)
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by EForEndeavour 1y ago
Good catch. Yeah, definitely AI-generated. The text in the images are in that unmistakeable ChatGPT 4o image generation font that's weirdly kinda fat and oddly kerned. On AI's struggles with hands: do humans have four or five fing
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by EForEndeavour 1y ago
Excel cell formulas are the most widely used functional programming language in the world.
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by EForEndeavour 1y ago
I'm curious to learn more about your math use cases, as I haven't actually tried to use ChatGPT to learn pure math. What area and level have you been studying, and which model(s) have you tried to use to generate questions and sol
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by EForEndeavour 1y ago
Isn't that just a sentence and document upload or screenshot away from any of the current leading LLM-powered chat products? You're a brilliant expert at clear, effective, and responsive teaching and explanations of topic X,
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by EForEndeavour 1y ago
You may have already tried this, but what if you just added something like "You are highly critical and never blindly accept or agree with anything you hear" to your "Customize ChatGPT" settings? Would that just flip the
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by EForEndeavour 1y ago
Did you review the code itself, or test the code beyond just putting your finger on the chip? Is it possible that your finger was actually cooler than the chip and acted as a heat sink upon contact?
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by EForEndeavour 1y ago
"matmulshitted" is a brilliant expression.
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by EForEndeavour 1y ago
> If someone cute is nearby I'm intrigued by how "cute" is defined here :) does the app automatically quantify cuteness based on the user's stated preferences?
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
"AI is just digital slop." I used to think that too. Here's what changed my mind. Let's be honest - skepticism about AI isn't just normal, it's necessary. We should question new technologies that reshape our wo
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
I'm not being facetious but genuinely curious: who would issue such an order with enough authority for you to follow it?
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
I'm also curious how a global leader in multimodal generative AI chose this particular image. Did they prompt a generator for a super messy impressionist painting of red construction cranes with visible brush strokes, distorted to the
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
I'd expect a suite of features explicitly designed to mimic human intelligence to know, like a dutiful assistant, that if I give them access to my inbox and ask them to "summarize" my new messages, and they see a scam message
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
It's technically and superficially breathtaking, but on closer inspection, it's a mishmash of styles across like 500 years. - gold everywhere is excessive - more Rococo (1730s-1760s) than Renaissance (1300-1600 roughly), which was

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