yatz

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by yatz 2y ago
In my experience, AI is helping people code faster, not precisely better! It does not take long before we find the limitations of AI code-gen running you in circles. As far as I know, most of us do research with AI to get ideas and find pro
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by yatz 2y ago
Unless we know the details such as battery pack size and capacity of gas tank, it’s hard to imagine how big of an innovation this is. If you add Prius’s range of 550+ on 11.3 gallons gas tank and BYD’s battery powered car range of 400+ - th
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by yatz 2y ago
Oh my, I did not know it still existed. My very first romantic connection was made on ICQ and then MSN Messenger. Can't believe how fast time flies!
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by yatz 2y ago
Add the opportunity cost of grounding the plane for about a month to apply the coat, plus the cost of the coating. It can easily outweigh the savings or push the ROI to over many years.
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by yatz 2y ago
No, it is not a scanned PDF but a standard textual PDF with tables, bullet points, chapters, etc. Somewhat like a manual.
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by yatz 2y ago
I believe it will get better and more efficient as we go. On a side note, OpenAI seems to release products before they are ready and they evolve as they go.
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by yatz 2y ago
plain text, tables, and bulleted lists - all text, no graphs or images.
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by yatz 2y ago
Additionally, government-controlled exchange rates, low inflation, low wages, and above all huge local market scale ensures their finished product prices are always lower than the rest of the world.
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by yatz 2y ago
Is it still in Beta? Seem to have quite a few bugs, not letting me pick a stock from the list unless I refresh the page. Besides, it would be better to have some info about how was the projected price calculated.
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by yatz 2y ago
Close to 100mb.
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by yatz 2y ago
Assistants API is promising, but earlier versions have many issues, especially with how it calculates the costs. As per OpenAI docs, you pay for data storage, a fixed price per API call, + token usage. It sounds straightforward until you st
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by yatz 2y ago
> And no, asking repeatedly doesn't necessarily give different answers, not even with "can you double check." There are quite a few examples where LLMs are consistently and proudly wrong. Don't use LLMs if 100% accura
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by yatz 2y ago
On a side note, next person who tries to fake it should have a better idea about how to make it more real :-)
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by yatz 2y ago
Once you correct the LLM, it will continue to provide the corrected answer until some time later, when it will again make the same mistake. At least, this has been my experience. If you are using LLM to pull answers programmatically and rel
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by yatz 2y ago
Unless you are in the business of building apps for others, in my experience, cross-platform development rarely works. The amount of time you spend on implementing platform-specific conditional logic, dealing with UI latency, additional deb
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by yatz 2y ago
No templates, just some rules and the model does the rest. It worked like a charm, even gave me ideas on how to layout and format the page to make it easy to read.
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by yatz 2y ago
Here is the entire prompt. I used rules to ensure the formatting is consistent as otherwise sometimes it might format date one way and other times in an entirely different way. Imagine, a truly dynamic and super personal site, where layout,
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by yatz 2y ago
Well, I can now use GPT to transform raw dynamic data into beautiful HTML layouts on the fly for low-traffic pages, such as change/audit logs, saving a ton of development time and keeping my HTML updated even when the data structure ha
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by yatz 2y ago
THB, these bills seems more interested in figuring out our interests more than actually keeping the young's away from porn!
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by yatz 2y ago
Great for special forces, I guess.
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by yatz 2y ago
In addition to the hardware, the OSX software is so much better with flawless speed, productivity, and multitasking with gestures. Try doing the desktop switching on the windows. On a flip note, I would gladly use the cloud if internet spee
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by yatz 2y ago
Spot on, especially in large teams with a diverse set of skills.
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by yatz 2y ago
Plus: 1. Avoid circular dependencies at any cost. 2. Ensure functions and classes do one thing and one thing only (SRP). 3. Cap functions at 50 lines and a class at 500. 4. Group managers, services, views, models, and UI by features rather
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by yatz 5y ago
This is gorgeous! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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by yatz 5y ago
Wish I could upvote it 10 times!
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by yatz 5y ago
Very true, I opened up all electronics or electrical or mechanical things at home, from wrist watches to air conditioners just to see how they work - some I could not put back together like my watch, my parents never bought me a wrist watch