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There’s evidence that it can already solve more difficult problems when given the right prompts and constraints. https://github.com/openai/openai-cookbook/blob/main/techniqu...
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> when I try to initiate or lead something bigger, they crush it with passive aggressive, belittling remarks If you don’t mind me asking, how do you typically respond to those remarks? Not trying to excuse their rude behavior or saying y
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I’ve used Protobuf in Swift and it was pretty straightforward. Apple already provides a tool chain [1] so using a third party is a hard sell. I might not be fully understanding the product offering with Buf. [1] https://github.co
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Show HN: Automatically generate Git commit messages using OpenAI GPT-3(github.com)
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(true || true) is the front door; (false || true) is the back door
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Huh? (false || true) === true
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`if (account["user_id"] === session.user.id || session.user.username === "sbf") {`
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Oh, that's really interesting, and makes sense intuitively. From the abstract: > We find that current large language models are significantly under-trained, a consequence of the recent focus on scaling language models whilst keepin
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Thanks. Sounds like they 10x'ed the number of parameters, which made some "magic leap" that isn't yet well understood, and fed it more data to train it on more specialized domains.
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Does anyone know the main differences between GPT-2 and GPT-3? Are there significant architectural changes, or is the advancement primarily from training?
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Why do non-Apple laptops not center the space bar and touch pad? It’s ugly and less ergonomic. And for the love of all that is holy do not slap a hideous AMD or Intel sticker on the body.
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Graph editors are fairly normal in the design world. See Blender, Houdini FX, Substance Designer, Unreal Engine, etc. So maybe as a huge nerd you’re not a normal user. Personally, I love graph editors and find them intuitive and easy to wor
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Damn, like.omg.lol was already taken.
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I'm guessing you'd get a year or so until you can train an AI on your handwriting and hook it up to a CNC plotter ;-)
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Obviously still needs to happen inside a classroom otherwise students could hand copy the ChatGPT output. Could drop the essay and do oral exams.
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Why do you think Alex Honnold free climbed El Cap? Why do people pay money to go skiing, sky diving, or scuba diving?
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Yes, this. There’s a reason that Picard was the captain of Enterprise, rather than Data. Bio-nietzcheans will lead the way, not robo-nerds.
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But why focus on income when the game is all about owning capital.
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Would be awesome if there was a ChatGPT bot that could use Twilio's Voice API to navigate IVRs and negotiate with representatives to perform these opt-outs.
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A few thousand dollars wouldn't be worth the time.
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Have you told this person what they’re doing bothers you and asked them to stop? If you haven’t, then you are partially to blame for not speaking up for yourself. Good opportunity for you to learn how to tactfully set boundaries with people
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Qemu segfaults when compiling
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Most of the big tech companies have 5-year charts similar to Tesla. The exception is Apple. Are they immune?
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https://archive.vn/6N4On
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Directus ( https://directus.io )
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> Sadly, that's the US for you. Eat crow, mate.
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Improvements upon math education, ultrasound technology, and construction technology all sound like very reasonable, practical goals. Perhaps the most radical goal is gene therapy, but also the most exciting and sci-fi.
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He had a good idea before the acquisition which was “authenticate all real humans”. Seems like that’d solve many issues on the platform, but imagine it’d be expensive to implement.
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Yes, taking statements out of context and using them to paint a one-dimensional image of a person, whether it's Elon Musk or anybody else, is brain dead.
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Actually, courting republican-leaning voters would be an effective way to get them to care about global warming, or at least consider purchasing electric vehicles. They're already spending $80K+ on trucks, so why not buy a Tesla Cybert

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