matthewfelgate

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by matthewfelgate 2mo ago
I have a truly marvellous comment on this, which this comment box is too small to contain.
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by matthewfelgate 4mo ago
tl;dr
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by matthewfelgate 4mo ago
Sometimes nature is beautiful and sometimes it isn't.
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by matthewfelgate 9mo ago
Nice job, this looks great! What's your next project going to be? Maybe we could work together!
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by matthewfelgate 11mo ago
I tried https://sanand0.github.io/llmexcel/#/ yesterday but it's very slow. Not sure if this Claud for Excel can do the same thing and run =claude() inside Excel cells?
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by matthewfelgate 1y ago
I use Todoist and I like it for repeating tasks: * A list of daily tasks small and quick too many to remember * Tasks to do or check every three or four days ie about twice a week * Tasks to do about once a week eg hoovering. * T
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by matthewfelgate 1y ago
Thanks for sharing, this is interesting to me.
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by matthewfelgate 1y ago
This response suggests knowledge that a Chinese invasion of Taiwan is imminent.
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by matthewfelgate 1y ago
Good question. A while back I looked for a phone-sized eReader and was surprised there were none about at a decent price.
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by matthewfelgate 1y ago
I struggle to see what any new device could deliver that a smartphone can't.
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by matthewfelgate 1y ago
How can I get in to Philosophy? It seems so overwhelming and so many terms.
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by matthewfelgate 1y ago
I believe it is a security threat to allow Chinese cars in Europe.
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by matthewfelgate 1y ago
Are companies designing product packaging to be more compatible with robotic handling?
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by matthewfelgate 1y ago
Are Americans in denial about the Russia-aligned takeover of their government or have they just stopped caring?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Can I help you with this?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
5%
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Interesting. But Chesterton's Fence assumes we can always find out why something was put there, but often we can't, which makes adding barriers easier than removing them—leading to a buildup of unnecessary rules over time?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
I believe it's more than just an interesting project—it has the potential to be a commercial product.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
What's a reliable benchmark for measuring "AI Distortion" in these models, allowing for consistent tracking over time and potential improvement?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
TLDR; I got ChatGPT to summarise.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Ha, that's amazing. I wonder what's a way to detect ADs just from audio. Maybe by volume?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
When is the West going to start standing up to Russia on these cable sabotages?
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
But is a programmer who uses AI to program the same as a Typescript programmer who doesn't understand JavaScript well? Or a Python programmer who doesn't know C? Or a C programmer who doesn't know assembly code? Or
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
She blocked a motorway. Very dangerous and should be punished accordingly. No sympathy.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Reddit is now only useful as data for AI training.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
Self-Driving cars will make roads safer and open up cheap travel for millions of people.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
This gives me hope WayMo might come to the UK after Japan.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
A way to think about it is, if you went into the liars house to prove him wrong, you could find one non-green hat to prove him wrong. If he has no hats you wouldn't be able to prove him wrong. Which reminds me of a quote from the Briti
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
I think better than a 14 day free trial may be one course being free. Or the first few lessons being free.
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by matthewfelgate 2y ago
That would be the Chinese in Chinese ship.

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