chfalck

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by chfalck 2y ago
Ah yes dyslexseea
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by chfalck 2y ago
Well, this looks like the equivalent of GPTs to me. Meaning some user, in this case the user “sluttypuffin”, has chosen the prompt directives that instruct the model about how it should respond. So the hyperbolized nature of this is (and I’
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by chfalck 2y ago
Kind of like humans in that regard
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by chfalck 2y ago
It’s a bit of chicken and egg to know if you built it robust enough without meticulous testing of your robustness
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by chfalck 2y ago
Only 15 people enrolled in the cited study
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by chfalck 2y ago
Surely you appreciate the irony of making an overly generalized claim that Americans overly generalize the rest of the world?
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by chfalck 2y ago
This is where prompt engineering becomes more important. Next time consider pre-pending some kind of plain English set of expectations before pasting your code. Something like, “I want you to write tests for this code. Here are the expected
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by chfalck 2y ago
Never? Really?
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by chfalck 2y ago
>cultural adoption reproducing itself … what? You’ve gone to great lengths here to fabricate a phrase that is semantically equivalent to “influence” in the most obfuscated way possible. >cultural hegemony See previous … what? Let’s g
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by chfalck 2y ago
I mean, they probably would if public services paid their engineers Google salaries. Do you think someone who can make 150k at Google is going to take a public services eng job for at minimum 50% less pay? Of course to have public service j
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by chfalck 2y ago
A dramatic take
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by chfalck 2y ago
Angery
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by chfalck 3y ago
The things you seem to be worried about are configurable in the tsconfig. You can stay as polyfill free as you would like by instructing the Typescript compiler to error out instead of making the glue for you. Aside from the inescapable qui
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by chfalck 3y ago
It’s also possible this commenter is seeing a fallback default font if Atpos is not available / didn’t download correctly on their system configuration
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by chfalck 3y ago
Thanks for posting an actual test rather than perpetuating tradition without verification
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by chfalck 3y ago
Yikes this thread has so much anger in it
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by chfalck 3y ago
It’s semantics, but thinking of QA as refinements rather than criticisms goes a long way. Everyone is reasonable until their mental defenses are activated I believe. I think it’s worth making even great efforts to communicate improvements o
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by chfalck 3y ago
This quote is always mildly irritating. Einstein was the mental equivalent of an Olympic athlete with multiple gold medals. That man was so far disconnected from the mental limitations of average people that some quotes don’t hold much valu
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by chfalck 3y ago
Interesting. I don’t like the name at all because it makes me think of people who take horoscopes seriously. You’re impression seems to be untainted by that which is nice
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by chfalck 3y ago
Genuine question, how do you find a trusted mechanic? I know close to nothing about cars. Just the basic things I need to do to maintain it really. I find the space intimidating because I don’t have the ability to sus out the people I’m int
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by chfalck 3y ago
Per GPT4: “”” The death of Jeffrey Epstein, a financier arrested on charges of sex trafficking minors, occurred on August 10, 2019, in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in New York City. Epstein's death was ruled a
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by chfalck 3y ago
I mean, I work full time remotely at home (company is in a different state, family is here where I live). If you watch the FaceTime section of MKBHD’s review, that would be a phenomenal improvement over Teams chat with web cams. While I wou
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by chfalck 3y ago
Typically, people who’ve had a good time with a product don’t write about it as much as people who’ve had a bad time. Anger motivates venting whereas being satisfied with the product doesn’t create emotions that compel people as strongly to
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by chfalck 3y ago
This is the same train of thought as saying we shouldn’t use debuggers because programmers will get lazy and stop thinking through the code, or that we shouldn’t have any programming layers higher than assembly because they’re less efficien
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by chfalck 3y ago
Why disparage a useful feature by saying people should just settle for an inconvenient solution and search pages of HN titles? A more intelligent solution would be providing the information which was deemed important enough to make the effo
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by chfalck 3y ago
Sigh
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by chfalck 3y ago
What?
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by chfalck 3y ago
Academic and research departments. PHDs researching in the private sector aren’t colloquially called SWE where I work.
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by chfalck 3y ago
Why not just comment this link originally instead of “False” with no context
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by chfalck 3y ago
I hate going to the gas station

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