clarge1120

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by clarge1120 2y ago
Nice to see someone taking a swing at a C++ GUI framework. Implementing a real on is not for the weak. If it's really works, it'll be expensive to license.
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by clarge1120 2y ago
I got hooked on Pink Floyd's "Momentary Lapse of Reason". Listened to it on a 10 hour drive back home from Houston in my custom VW beetle. It was custom because I "built" it out of several broken down beetles and so
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by clarge1120 2y ago
I love this idea, but wonder if it's really more of a missing feature of WhatsApp.
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Show HN: Add RAG to any app in minutes – Dabarqus(github.com)
3 points by clarge1120 2y ago|1 comments
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by clarge1120 2y ago
In functionality, kindof, but I'm not funded by China.
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by clarge1120 2y ago
Hey HN, I’m really excited to show off a project I’ve been tweaking and tuning for more than seven months. One thing that drove me nuts about running LLMs locally was having to use terminals, install Python, and write code for the most basi
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Show HN: Wingman – Open-source Chatbot that's light, functional and not ugly(github.com)
13 points by clarge1120 2y ago|2 comments
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by clarge1120 3y ago
It's all about getting paid by both sides in a dispute.
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by clarge1120 3y ago
Who are we paying this money to? It is a massive transfer of wealth, but to whom, and what will all this money be spent on?
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by clarge1120 3y ago
The coolest part of this whole discussion is that we can finally compare weed and alcohol. Before the current weed era, weed was always compared favorably, by smokers, to alcohol with the adage: Weed is illegal, yet I've never seen a b
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by clarge1120 3y ago
“Life-saving Drugs are too Inexpensive to Produce” It’s a ridiculous headline, I know. But, that is the gist of this article. It just doesn’t say so. Pharmaceutical drugs, and the pharmaceutical industry is highly regulated. It is very expe
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by clarge1120 3y ago
…says the atheist, by faith.
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by clarge1120 3y ago
Besides, OpenAI dropped all pretense of being open and transparent as soon as they saw how popular their open and transparent technology had become.
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by clarge1120 3y ago
Great example!
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by clarge1120 3y ago
Your bias is showing.
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by clarge1120 3y ago
You mentioned computer graphics and C language, so game development strikes me as a reasonable guess.
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by clarge1120 3y ago
I've added the statement "let's think through the problem step by step" after your instructions. Here's GPT-4's answer. I don't know Rust so let me know if this is a better answer: --- Sure, let's bre
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by clarge1120 3y ago
Thanks for including this example. It helps me understand what you mean. ChatGPT is not really equipped to do this level of code design because there are too many steps for it to handle at once. It can handle your instructions if it could f
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by clarge1120 3y ago
Diversity of opinion is allowed, but not diversity of worldview. If a dissenting worldview is expressed it is quickly removed from the discussion and the dissenter is eliminated.
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by clarge1120 3y ago
Overwork causes burnout.
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by clarge1120 3y ago
This sounds correct. Humans are highly fickle and contradictory when it comes to morality. Even the Golden Rule is hotly contested. LLMs lose touch with reality as they try to navigate humanity’s moral landscape. Our current solution is to
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by clarge1120 3y ago
Until it works as well with Windows, no soup for me.
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by clarge1120 3y ago
At this rate the earth will burst into flames yesterday.
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by clarge1120 3y ago
In the US, the biggest cities are likely to push for cashless, while the rest of the country won't care, or will resist it.
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by clarge1120 3y ago
Fewer people agree with your premise, and that’s fortunate. The “AI is dangerous” premise has no basis whatsoever. No one can prove it. No one can present a great thought experiment. Just doomsaying coupled with volume. It’s starting to com
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by clarge1120 3y ago
Perfectly describes your non-engineer neighbor or best friend when he encounters an idea he’s never heard of before.
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by clarge1120 3y ago
The classical longtermist loves everyone in general, but no one in particular.
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by clarge1120 3y ago
Great example of how a GPT can reason on your behalf and dramatically improve your performance. For instance, it could watch for inconsistent approaches to design or even continue an complex implementation you’ve started just from examining
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by clarge1120 3y ago
> are there reasons not to trust OpenAi on this one? Yes, the fact that they are closed, not open, for one. And that they switched from open to closed the moment it benefited them to do so.
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by clarge1120 3y ago
Fearmongering is insane and destructive.

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