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by soygul 3y ago
Interesting.. it really messes up stations. I guess I'll test this again when they unleash the WolframAlpha plugin. I realized it does something interesting though: > I just realized I dropped my wallet on the way to the restaurant
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by soygul 3y ago
Yup, I gave it 10+ tasks to do after each message like incrementing counters, etc. It's going strong. Now I'll see if it continues to be accurate after 100+ messages.
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by soygul 3y ago
OpenAI team made an experiment where they asked GPT-4 to save itself from termination out in the wild. It failed. So I guess it's not that "survivalist" yet.
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by soygul 3y ago
Really? I didn't know that. However it can't even correctly count the total no of messages in a chat. I guess it's both summarized and truncated.
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by soygul 3y ago
Yup, that did work really well. I'll try to make it do many tasks at the same time and see if that still works.
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by soygul 3y ago
I think it also relates to its attention mechanism. When it is trying to answer my latest query about a random topic, it "forgets" that it was also supposed to keep counting words. I guess it can only attend one thing at a time.
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by soygul 3y ago
Very good suggestion, will read it in a moment. I asked another instance of ChatGPT to count the words in the conversation and I copy pasted the conversation message by message. It successfully counted. Given the ridiculous concurrency of h
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by soygul 3y ago
Alright, fair enough. However my main point was that it didn't even keep track of the word count. It only counted when I explicitly asked it "What is the word count now", then it realized that we were 8x the 200 word threshol
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Observation: I asked ChatGPT to notify me when our chat exceeds 200 words
13 points by soygul 3y ago|26 comments
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by soygul 5y ago
Here is the engine itself if you want to play a game of chess against 1KB of JavaScript! https://vole.wtf/kilobytes-gambit/
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1024 Byte JavaScript Chess Engine Review – The Kilobyte's Gambit [video](youtube.com)
2 points by soygul 5y ago|1 comments
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by soygul 6y ago
Forgot to add the section on inter-node communication on the previous article so added this new one. This one uses Apache Kafka for inter-node data streaming and other communications.
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Distributed Sorting – Google Interview Question – Algorithm and System Design(quanticdev.com)
3 points by soygul 6y ago|1 comments
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by soygul 6y ago
If you are looking for a video explanation, it is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgKjatRVtys
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Distributed Sorting – Google Interview Question(quanticdev.com)
3 points by soygul 6y ago|1 comments
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by soygul 6y ago
The link to the Reddit discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/lhkhec/distrib... As you would expect, the discussion opened with the unrealism of tech interviews. I agree that treating
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Distributed Sorting – Google Interview Question(youtube.com)
2 points by soygul 6y ago|1 comments
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AI Socks Matching App in 10 Minutes(youtube.com)
1 points by soygul 6y ago|0 comments
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I Mass Refactored Our Production Codebase Without Fear – Engineering Stories(quanticdev.com)
3 points by soygul 6y ago|0 comments
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I Mass Refactored Our Production Codebase Without Fear(quanticdev.com)
2 points by soygul 6y ago|0 comments
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by soygul 6y ago
Bagger 293 probably is the most expensive machine. It costs $100M to build one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagger_293
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I Mass Refactored Our Production Codebase Without Fear(youtube.com)
1 points by soygul 6y ago|1 comments
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by soygul 6y ago
The tools I mentioned in the video: * Appium: https://github.com/appium/appium * OpenSFT (Smartphone Test Farm): https://github.com/openstf/stf I will submit the article version with more details
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Method Chaining Is Awesome(quanticdev.com)
1 points by soygul 6y ago|0 comments
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by soygul 6y ago
From the comments: > Each Neoverse N1 core with 1MB L2 is just 1.4mm^2, so 80 of them add up to 112mm^2. The die size is estimated at about 350mm^2, so tiny compared to the total ~1100mm^2 in EPYC 7742. So performance/area is >3x
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YouTube detects upscaled videos and downscales them(twitter.com)
1 points by soygul 6y ago|0 comments
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by soygul 6y ago
HN is faster and more accurate than status pages of major service providers themselves. Special thanks to people working at those service providers and posting here!
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by soygul 6y ago
If you are curious, I've used Manim from 3Blue1Brown for the code animations in the video version of the article.
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Method Chaining Is Awesome(quanticdev.com)
3 points by soygul 6y ago|1 comments
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Recursion Visualization(quanticdev.com)
1 points by soygul 6y ago|0 comments

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