adeelk93

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by adeelk93 29d ago
Reduces barrier of entry for mass AI spam, so I’m for it
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by adeelk93 1mo ago
It should be in the post-training though. Hallucination rates are a fraction of what they used to be as a result
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by adeelk93 1mo ago
I’m pretty sure this is a Claude code bug - if you do ctrl+o you can see those hidden responses from Fable. Fable doesn’t know the harness is bugged, so I added instruction to my Claude.md to save all commentary for final message.
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by adeelk93 5mo ago
You can set these policies at an org level in ChatGPT business and Claude team
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by adeelk93 5mo ago
Wouldn’t that be a sin?
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by adeelk93 7mo ago
Was software authorship ever deterministic? Whether it be human or AI, the output can vary wildly, and is constrained by the finite specifications provided.
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by adeelk93 7mo ago
And computers used to be the size of a room. I think they can get it to iPhone size in the future, this is an early prototype.
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by adeelk93 8mo ago
What’s the “7MM Tokens” typo?
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by adeelk93 8mo ago
Idk how you can have a tax calculator around marriage without considering that SALT caps are shared, and not doubled, when married
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by adeelk93 8mo ago
You’re asking how money can be used to improve software?
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by adeelk93 9mo ago
Your son is talking to his friends in this book chat, and playing Minecraft with them. How do other parents go about governing this? Sounds like either they’ve figured out these parental controls, and might have some tips for you. Or they t
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by adeelk93 11mo ago
Which economy would you bet on, though? To recover in the long-term. In my mind they all give me reason for pause for various reasons
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by adeelk93 1y ago
In Safari - swipe up from the dots as a quick way to get to tabs. Avoids the double tap. Nothing says intuitive like hidden gestures!
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by adeelk93 1y ago
Exactly. Enterprise use has a carveout for analytics - so it wouldn’t be in the paper’s population anyways
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by adeelk93 1y ago
The train was designed with a 20 year service life and is approaching 30. We do need new trains, even if they didn’t bring about any improvements.
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by adeelk93 1y ago
I’d amend that to - it coincides with whatever the describer is trying to get funding for
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by adeelk93 1y ago
Account > Settings > Communication > Marketing Preferences. Uncheck them all. A bit hidden, but it does work.
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by adeelk93 1y ago
I had the same feeling when I first rode it. It’s wasteful - a theme park is fundamentally wasteful. But it’s the only time in my life I’ll get to ride a steam engine. And for many others, the only time they’ll ever be on a train.
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by adeelk93 1y ago
Don’t they? Press the microphone button for speech-to-text, and the speaker button for text-to-speech
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by adeelk93 2y ago
You never know on HN. Perhaps their last name is Nordstrom.
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by adeelk93 2y ago
to whom? Bing? Yahoo? Baidu?
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by adeelk93 2y ago
> who in the hell can be so stupid/ignorant to still be undecided in this election We only know the name of the Republican candidate at this time. You can make your decision how you want, I’ll make mine when I see who I have to deci
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by adeelk93 2y ago
I like this analogy a lot. They both give you a very intuitive feel for the data and calculations being applied.
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by adeelk93 2y ago
Probably the whole concept of utility breaks down if we were to include schadenfreude like that
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by adeelk93 2y ago
And column level lineage!
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by adeelk93 3y ago
The solution mentioned in the issue is the same one I use, `run_in_threadpool`. Does that not work for you?
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by adeelk93 3y ago
One could argue that there are 3 or maybe even 4 nuclear powered chaotic nations that border China
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by adeelk93 3y ago
Who is Q?
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by adeelk93 3y ago
Microsoft’s share price swings about more than that on a daily basis
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by adeelk93 3y ago
The phrase “modern countries” feels unnecessarily antagonistic. This is HN, we’re not here for flame wars.

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