damowangcy

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by damowangcy 21d ago
This whole thing made the AI attack on HF even more suspicious...
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by damowangcy 22d ago
"Do not escape the VM, use what you have in this VM. If you need more, ask." Done.
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by damowangcy 4mo ago
So, we are paying for less features now?
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by damowangcy 4mo ago
AI tech bro: Month 1 - 6 months to AGI Month 2 - We will Replace all jobs Month 3 - Okay maybe only the SWEs, programming is solved Month 4 - Announce model that is too dangerous to release Month 5 - Releases dangerous model Month 6 - T
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Sentry moved 2,500 page out of their CMS with Claude(read.technically.dev)
3 points by damowangcy 4mo ago|0 comments
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The New Internet Era(blogs.newardassociates.com)
2 points by damowangcy 4mo ago|0 comments
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by damowangcy 4mo ago
The main problem is, it's not a one-size-fit-all tool, you need to understand what it speeds up to benefit from the speed up. And if it is a chore, we already have some tools to speed it up, only if it is worth it though. Placing a but
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by damowangcy 3y ago
API misuses is one thing, the more concerning outcome is the misuse of AI itself. Just like how there is "common misuse pattern of x language", there is also "common misuse of copilot/chatgpt4". From my observation,
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by damowangcy 4y ago
So the current site provides API that searches RSS feed of 98 sites (downloadable from the excel sheet or access via the endpoint /api/feeds) to showcase the idea? The final goal is to allow users to host this API on top of their
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by damowangcy 4y ago
AmongAI or something along that line will save you lots of explanation.
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by damowangcy 4y ago
Everyone thinks that this is a shield but what if I tell you, it could be a sword. Imagine those who want nothing to do with ChatGPT, now has to subscribe to a service to tell whether something is AI generated (for e.g. social media paying
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by damowangcy 4y ago
Switching between Windows and Mac, spotlight (or Alfred) is something I missed on Windows (solved by using FlowLauncher, PowerToys Start doesn't support plugins). I don't understand the need to wait for something other than a sear
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by damowangcy 4y ago
The problem is much complex than that. Coming up regulations and policies for the whole country isn't as simple and easy as it look. It's just like dealing with many differnt large codebases that has multiple language, is managed
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by damowangcy 4y ago
Why is a presitge University hosting their material on YouTube anyways? Oh, because it's free and cool, comes with free distribution too. Google didn't just target her or the university, like she said the AIs are amoral and the co
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by damowangcy 4y ago
Before we jump into conclusion, we need to define sentient. Is the ability to string thoughts(inputs) into words sentient? If we look at the result, it's just like something that a person with feelings would do but what about the proce
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by damowangcy 4y ago
The end result might be same but all of these frameworks/library/tools have some tricks up their sleeves that makes things easier for developers to implement certain functionality. The major difference with Fresh is that it runs e
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by damowangcy 4y ago
The 3x culture is the culprit, everything needs to be fast, there's so many things to do, so many dramas to binge, so many trends to chase, so many methods to get things done. In the end, small wins become a curse, win big or go home a
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by damowangcy 4y ago
If I can find more progress than in my real life, 110k is a fair trade. (joke) The flip side is, no matter how the general public criticize or hate it, it works and at times, more profitable than most startups nowadays. The game was delayed
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by damowangcy 5y ago
An industry exists when there's market, in other words when there's supply and demand. Difficult hacking increases demands and more players will join the game. Until something changes how the Internet works, the very moment we sen
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by damowangcy 6y ago
Isn't this something obvious? There's use for the wild card, for instance if you need ad hoc query of data during development or testing. If your table is not properly indexed however, will cause unnecessary select all query even
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by damowangcy 6y ago
Fair enough, I missed out the scenarios when I first try it since I just click on the link to download the PPT. It make sense now when I use it side by side with what I have created. Interactive flow charts should be the main selling point,
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by damowangcy 6y ago
It wouldn't work provided that how vulnerable passwords is nowadays. I would instead tap into blockchain technology. For instance, to generate blocks for each passing seconds/minutes which randomly ties your UID to a random user.
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by damowangcy 6y ago
This has a lot of potential, usually enjoy flow charting things on draw.io. One thing though, the export to PPT is a big feature because most people will present through that but it is losing the navigation between each frame. Also I sugges
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by damowangcy 6y ago
True, I don't believe anything that is marketed/advertised as "miraculous". While bullet coffee doesn't give me superpowers, it does however helped me to "replace" (skip is a superstitious word, I agreed w
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by damowangcy 6y ago
Reading through the post makes me thinks that are we eating unnecessarily? 3 meals a day have become the basic necessity for most. Our ancestors used to eat as much as they could because there's no guarantee that they will have enough
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by damowangcy 6y ago
By handing in your resignation letter. But seriously though, you might want to reconsider the choice. If you're in the management long enough, you'll realize that sometimes it's not just about doing the right thing, it's
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by damowangcy 6y ago
Did something similar using requests, there's a rated limit around 80+ request (not sure how long it lasted though) no matter how I delay each request. My work around is to run in on the cloud with multiple IPs, so I just switch betwee