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by StackOverlord 3y ago
Then let's make some industrial grade apophenia machine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xOGeZt71sg https://youtu.be/0Y8v3X6Oft4 I'd be really interested in generating on the fly numerical apophe
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
This is basically the middleware pattern except that each function is responsible for calling the next function in the chain. As a consequence, and contrary to the classic middleware pattern, the chain goes both ways, up to thhe api call, a
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Quantinuum H-Series quantum computer(quantinuum.com)
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
I use lambda over let over lambda (lolol)[1] like this (Clojure): (def chatgpt (-> (endpoint :chat "gpt-4" auth) (chat/set-opts [:endpoint] {:stream true}) chat/retry chat&#x2
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
Evidence for a Large Anomalous Nuclear Explosions in Mars Past J.E. Brandenburg https://www.hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2015/eposter/2660.pdf
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
Compiling source code doesn't cost million of dollars though
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
You can introduce indirection layers without OOP since a function's signature is its interface. I do it all the time.
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
Inform7 Actions and Rules system made me reconsider the centrality of the notion of Object when it comes to dispatching (note: Inform7 reads like english). Inform7 takes a verb-centric stance, then consider the subject (i.e. "this&quot
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dipole_repeller
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
Related: https://longnow.org/essays/richard-feynman-connection-machin...
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
I favor ChatGPT over Google Translate now. ChatGPT has the added benefit it is focused on providing helpful answers, so if it comes across something almost untranslatable, it will be able to address that and provide an explanation in the st
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
I've experienced a different situation where I was one of two pros – pillar may be more appropriate – in a team of around 15 devs – and wasn't recognized as such. I was working 70h/week on average (I never was paid for those
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
Same problem with the comment box in Reddit.
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
Related C2 wik page: https://wiki.c2.com/?SufficientlySmartCompiler
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
Get the best of both world by mocking the database API itself. Use the mocks to memoize the db output. Disable the mocks if you need long thorough tests. Determine if the mocks need to be disabled by comparing the date of the last thorough
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
95% of unit tests will bring 5% of value and 5% of unit tests will bring 95% of value. Most unit tests should be handled at the integration level.
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
Been there, except I was the pizza being eaten by 5 microservices.
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
It can come up with its own concepts too. Or at least fresh, smart names for these concepts. User: I've invented, with my friend, a new concept that is symmetrical to that of "universal": we've called it the "advers
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
The FBI plants group leaders. It's always the same pattern. The Proud Boys leader also was a FBI informant. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-proudboys-leader-excl...
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
I use GPT to write code sometimes instead of importing a library. For instance a function to breadth first traverse a directed acyclic graph and slice it into levels. Another one to find a node in a nested graph using partial paths. I could
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
In dwarf fortress: https://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/DF2014:Computing#Min...
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
> the macro can implement a whole new syntax and semantic -> then to say the enclosed items are 'args' is misleading: it's source code in a new sublanguage with a different syntax/semantics. Not exactly. It still n
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
I have a question: how do these systems handle webhooks ? Do they generate event handlers too ? I'm asking this because notions like "quality of service" are essential when you're dealing with the semantically asynchrono
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
This problem can be addressed with chat history summarizaton. Langchain has some tools to do that
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
Can confirm both point 1 and 2. I sometimes burn my quota limit multiple times a day. I have API access to GPT-4 too, and question+answer in my case amounts to $0.3. Aligning the price of GPT-4 in the API with the monthly fees of ChatGPTPlu
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by StackOverlord 3y ago
> Yes, one of the board members of OpenAI, Will Hurd, is a former government agent. He worked for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) for nine years, from 2000 to 2009. His tour of duty included being an operations officer in Afghanist