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A tech firm stole our voices – then cloned and sold them(bbc.com)
3 points by langcss 2y ago|1 comments
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by langcss 2y ago
You can also bulk export all codes from Google Authenticator as a single QR code and scan to another device which is a convenient way to back up.
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by langcss 2y ago
Reminds of something I thought of as a kid. You know the two way switches for a light bulb: where both switches can turn the same single light on and off. You probably have one. What if it were a 100 way switch and you had the challenge of
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by langcss 2y ago
Poke: setting a hardware memory address directly from BASIC. Those were the days.
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by langcss 2y ago
Almost perfect. I don't know US history well enough it seems.
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by langcss 2y ago
I recommend you get specific. "AI expert" could mean anything, from a visionary who funds startups but had never touched code to someone doing a PhD right now in computer vision.
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by langcss 2y ago
Well done. Very nice. I really like the UI/UX, and admit that I am a bit jealous (as langcss.com creator) of how polished it is. I like the way it tells you what files it is working on but doesn't stick a full IDE in your face. I
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by langcss 2y ago
Sounds amazing. From a career point of view it is good for a dev as they click up native skills instead of some abstraction layer, while being able to do cross platform. Been a long time since I worked on mobile (pre Kotlin!) but how does i
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by langcss 2y ago
1. Someone asks chat gpt. No answer 2. Checks Google/SO and no answer 3. Figures it out themselves 4. Blogs about that 5. AIs that search pick it up first but eventually it ends up in training. As well as AI teams paying for content fo
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by langcss 2y ago
Scroll down for the answer!
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by langcss 2y ago
Please tell me there is a separate French word for free (as in puppies).
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by langcss 2y ago
Enhancements? ML usually beats feature engineering humans. See: chess, computer vision. So the enhancements might be more data, better data and better models. However knowing why is probably if scientific interest and of interest to people
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by langcss 2y ago
Leave. If you live in such an area it would be a way of life. You probably have a spare toothbrush at someone else's house already. Unless you have a bunker or something that is considered safe.
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by langcss 2y ago
Design patterns: composition inspite of inheritance
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by langcss 2y ago
I think time zones not existing really meant there were infinite time zones, because you use the sun to tell the time.
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by langcss 2y ago
Most use cases don't care about relativity
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by langcss 2y ago
Do you mean uploading a design as a png and figuring out the code? I hope to do that at some point.
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by langcss 2y ago
When prompted LLMs Shakespeare said: You taught me language, and my profit on't / Is, I know how to curse” The Tempest, by William Shakespeare “The poorest service is repaid with thanks.” The Taming of the Shrew, by William Shakes
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by langcss 2y ago
https://langcss.com/demo , recent show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41318284 This is essentially an IDE with LLM support to help design CSS and HTML. Currently Tailwind only but I may add other f
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by langcss 2y ago
The benefit of "The service is now ready. To check the service's status, ..." Is when someone needs to amend this sentence later, e.g. inserting another point: "The service is now ready. This means you can query the heal
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by langcss 2y ago
And yet every single cloud let's you scale from zero and play and experiment. They know today's tinkerers are tomorrow's CTO decision makers.
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by langcss 2y ago
Codeium.
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by langcss 2y ago
Ah I see. The idea behind the model name is to kind of abstract away so the user needs to think less (why was it Llama last week and now it is Mixtral). I have updated the UI to make it more obvious what the model is. I am happy for people
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by langcss 2y ago
It was an event for me as Microsoft decided to brick .NET debugging in forks.
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by langcss 2y ago
The fork is what put me off so I use Codeium that seems to do an excellent job. It has saved me a lot of time especially in "convert from React to HTML" or "Use this field list to define a table" type tasks. The more aut
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by langcss 2y ago
The demo also shows the code. You can use the demo repeatedly or sign up for free. The paid version has more models though.
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by langcss 2y ago
No fine tuning yet. I was going to look into that but I think over avenues are more fruitful. RAG, GRAG and function calling for example.
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by langcss 2y ago
Please try again. AI: Swapped out the back end so that is now working. Signup: Now fixed - I have manually confirmed signups created in the time it was not sending.
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by langcss 2y ago
Ok, should work now. I am using OpenAI temporarily to avoid hitting the Groq limits until I can get those increased.
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by langcss 2y ago
Thanks - taking a look. May have hit rate limits...

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