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victoryhb
3y ago
It appears that Altman was fired for "not being consistently candid" by a board that is neither consistent nor candid.
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victoryhb
3y ago
Most people who sympathized with the Board prior to this would have assumed that the presumed culprit, the legendary Ilya, has thought through everything and is ready to sacrifice anything for a course he champions. It appears that is not t
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victoryhb
3y ago
The official name for the model has always been GPT-4. OpenAI has not used the term ChatGPT-4.
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victoryhb
3y ago
Why should we listen to someone who cannot even spell "ChatGPT" right for opinions on AI?
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victoryhb
3y ago
Super smart move for OpenAI to monetize the existing infrastructure, which will make it easy for corporations to integrate GPT into their internal data and workflow. It also solves two fundamental bottlenecks in current versions of GPT: fac
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victoryhb
3y ago
When they released ChatGPT, they would have foreseen that the least it could do is forever pollute the Web and all human media with AI-generated content indistinguishable from human output. It would be naive to hand everyone a gun for next
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The future, soon: what I learned from Bing's AI
(oneusefulthing.substack.com)
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4y ago
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victoryhb
4y ago
Excellent job. I can already see this being much more flexible than Numba and much more elegant/easy to use than Cython. Please keep it coming:)
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victoryhb
4y ago
If Codon becomes similar enough to Python, it will be trivial to port Python libs to it, thus opening Codon to the vast Python ecosystem.
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victoryhb
4y ago
The bottom line is Apple products post-Ive have improved dramatically in terms of practicality, efficiency, and even design. Without Jobs, the guy should be without jobs.
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victoryhb
4y ago
So you have nothing "new" to say after all, but repeating what "everyone" should know already. HN should now censor your comment.
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victoryhb
4y ago
So the reason for the censorship is they read the entire article and saw nothing "new" about something you "all know is true"? That's indeed a "new" way to discourage reasoned discussions.
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victoryhb
4y ago
I am also surprised that a reasoned discussion like this gets flagged while comments calling it a "shitpost" are not.
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victoryhb
4y ago
Why is HN flagging this article? Just because it exposes the (debatable) flaws of a language that the HN crowd love? Justifications must be provided.
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victoryhb
4y ago
I tried to learn Cython last year, but was thwarted by two issues: (1) its syntax was too ugly for my taste and support for the pure Python mode was immature; (2) performance bottlenecks were opaque and hard to profile (at least for beginne
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victoryhb
4y ago
I find R's strengths lie in its unmatched collection of statistical libraries, but I dislike R's syntax so much that, if forced to use it, would call an R package from Python (using RPy2), or just use a Python alternative (e.g. Pl
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victoryhb
5y ago
The idea of bi-directional links sounds promising and exciting in theory, but after trying it out on Obsidian for a couple of weeks I have found following it overly laborious and have now reverted back to the good-old tree structure of Dyna
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victoryhb
5y ago
How do you define mental models in the first place? It seems the examples given by you and other commenters mostly fall into the category of sayings, as you rightly pointed out, which are (sometimes) useful but overly general and unfalsifia
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Nim rated the best programming language among 82 options
(slant.co)
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5y ago
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Odinson: A fast rule-based information extraction framework [pdf]
(danebell.info)
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5y ago
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Odinson, a powerful and highly optimized framework for information extraction
(github.com)
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5y ago
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victoryhb
5y ago
No, it means they are using a standard web tech stack (HTML, CSS, JS/TS) inside a native shell (to utilize hardware features).
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Minivue: A mini Vue.js clone intended for educational purposes
(github.com)
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victoryhb
6y ago
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