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kizer
4mo ago
Llm…………
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kizer
9mo ago
Cool. Makes me want to get into that — checking out sites for vulnerabilities. Very impressive for a 16 year old. Should definitely have been paid more.
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10mo ago
In my opinion, the issue in AI is similar to the issue in self driving cars. I think the last “five percent” of functionality for agents etc. will be much, much more difficult to nail down for production use, just like snow weather and stra
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1y ago
There's a bunch of CSS, etc. not supported by that. It would be great to have access to a native API to get bitmaps of the DOM.
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kizer
1y ago
What the hell is happening to our country :(
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2y ago
First AI model to pass my test on the first try (I used o3-mini-high). Prompt: Write an interpreter for a simple but practical scripting language. Write the interpreter in JavaScript to be run on the Node.JS platform. You can import any of
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2y ago
Whether it’s a journal, a university, a tech company… never take it personally because there’s bureaucracy, policies, etc and information lost in the operation of the whole process. Cast a wide net and believe in the value you’ve created or
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2y ago
Could someone explain the point to me? I read the post and still don’t quite understand. I remember CRTs looked smoother when pixels were still noticeable in (o)led displays. Is it to effectively lower the frame rate?
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2y ago
Maybe if they stopped the endless reboots, remakes, sequels and derivatives. There’s still a good one every once in a while. Oh well, I know what movie I’m watching today… you’ll shoot your eye out, kid!
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2y ago
That’s very interesting. However it’s like any of the organizations that support competitors at elite levels in all sports. From the doctors, nutritionists, coaches that support Olympic athletes to the “high command” of any NFL team coordin
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2y ago
You’d think the ability to set up elaborate tricks would imply similar knowledge of the game. And also that highly skilled AI would implicitly include adversarial strategies. Interesting result.
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2y ago
It could be that it “assumed” you meant “from China”; in the higher level patterns it learns the imperfection of human writing and the approximate threshold at which mistakes are ignored vs addressed by training on conversations containing
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2y ago
Finally. I had been waiting for something like this.
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2y ago
There is SO much bloat in all the “modern” UI “culture”. Reinventing things over and over again. Creating entire frameworks for tiny, simple things. And the worst part of web UIs is that (though there have been efforts to address this) ther
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2y ago
Also why companies dogfood and have internal betas for products (when this is possible; i.e., you’re not making something for enterprises or other kinds of customers). The sense of ownership you’re talking about may not be as direct but sta
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3y ago
That’s a good point. Perhaps the image and video sites will eventually blend into hosting both — and short form video as well naturally. YouTube and Instagram both have short form video features and my youtube feed already has images amongs
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3y ago
The resilient services are those that occupy a non-gimmicky niche. I’ll explain the difference between a real niche and a contrived or gimmicky one. For example, YouTube is the video site. That’s its niche. TikTok occupies a more gimmicky n
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3y ago
I got it to talk like a macho tough guy who even uses profanity and is actually frank and blunt to me. This is the chat I use for life advice. I just described the "character" it was to be, and told it to talk like that kind of ch
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3y ago
Probably picked it up from the training data. That's how we all talk now-a-days. Walking on eggshells all the time. You have to assume your reader is a fragile counterpoint generating factory.
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3y ago
I think companies are moving too quickly with AI and LLMs in particular. I think that the data LLMs are trained on should be very well-known - not just sanitized and certainly not just trained on the "whole web". GPT-4 is unwieldy
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4y ago
I can't wait to read about all of the fascinating applications people will conjure up. I've been playing with it GPT-4 through ChatGPT today. I feel like a little kid with the year's hottest toy.
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4y ago
Let's just not make this a habit!
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4y ago
I don't think the world is ready for the AI tech that will emerge over the next few years. I don't even know how teachers deal with ChatGPT. I'm not sure many understand its scope and abilities -- in every subject. I'm g
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Evolution of the NFL Rules
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4y ago
Brown recluse!
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4y ago
Don't forget that stack overflow has an interest in developers continuing to use code!
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4y ago
Put a smile on my face.
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4y ago
If this is a possibility, try to take some time off and focus on the very basics of life. As intellectual people we tend to skip over the basics since our minds are elsewhere thinking about something “important”. As it turns out, to live an
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4y ago
Thanks!
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4y ago
The soft sciences continue to substantiate the appropriateness of that name.
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