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by jbrukh 3y ago
A post about specifying a pseudolanguage for LLM prompt engineering as a GPT-4 prompt.
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Jargon: An LLM-based pseudolanguage for prompt engineering(jake.mirror.xyz)
3 points by jbrukh 3y ago|2 comments
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by jbrukh 7y ago
Well, the simple answer is that it is a cultural work. It is literature, not a documentation.
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by jbrukh 10y ago
(1) Okay, let's assume that. It's not exactly an outrageous assumption -- Bitcoin has been operating for 7 years. Ethereum has been around for 1 year, but even if it fails, there will be other smart contract platforms perhaps even
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by jbrukh 10y ago
That's what I'm saying. The next generation of companies will have all of the tools and technologies to enable that distributed ownership. It's early days, but "decentralized Uber" Arcade City is doing precisely tha
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by jbrukh 10y ago
Sorry, my fault for not being clear. I didn't mean that digital equity would empower employees to circumvent company policies. Rather digital equity and governance systems [1] that are currently being built around blockchain and decent
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by jbrukh 10y ago
This is why what is happening with the digitization of private equity through blockchain technologies is going to make this kind of thing completely obsolete. https://blog.coinfund.io/explaining-blockchain-to-traditiona...
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by jbrukh 11y ago
Not even. If you know what a tree is, and you've written a couple of recursive problems on trees in your life, then you know most of them are approximately 5-6 lines of code. If you're spending 45 minutes writing 5 lines of code,
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by jbrukh 11y ago
I might be wrong, but I'm pretty sure Mark Zuckerberg can reverse a binary tree.
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by jbrukh 13y ago
Looks more like b00bs to me.
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Probabilistic algorithm to unscramble CrazyBlindDate avatars.(decrazifier.appspot.com)
0 points by jbrukh 14y ago|0 comments
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by jbrukh 14y ago
http://decrazifier.appspot.com . You can check out the source here: http://github.com/jbrukh/decrazifier . :)