February 6, 2024... okay grandpa
Let us see how that works out for you
Who cares what it is called? I care about the capabilities. In my experience when people say things like this what they're just projecting insecurity
I would rather have lazy devs that actually ship shit to production than slow devs that drag what I could get done in 1 day out for entire sprints because they only communicate with each other for 30min tops per-day to…
The levenshtein distance of the title is 50. Considering the title is 62 characters, I would say it is not accurate.
I'll shut up when I see humans get 99.9% on anything. This seems an awful lot like non-meat brain prejudice where standards that humans do not live up to at all are imposed on other things in order to be worthy of…
How do you distinguish between the real thing and a perfect simulation of the real thing? You seem to be engaged in faith-based reasoning at this point. If you were born in a sensory deprivation chamber you also would…
Is this something that is necessarily true or true due to policy decisions or tech debt? Honest question as someone that is definitely not a networking expert.
Your source is a blog post by a polemic author whose own source is second-hand by NYT, an organization that is in lawsuit with OpenAI. I would have rather have heard it from the horse's mouth. What financial information…
I don't understand what paying for openai is meant to mean? You mean paying for tokens?
Flying is a good analogy. Superman couldn't fly, but at some point when you can jump so far there isn't much of a difference
That's a good way to get people to turn off security scanners
isn't costco losing money on hotdogs?
Computers, desktops, and now we have these things called "Virtual Machines". Meaningless buzzword central. <<eats gallery peanuts>>
The dishonesty of building exactly what you said you would build and being forthright about how you accomplished it such that a technicality of how you accessed the data gets you suspended.
Snowflakes are normally found en mass
As I understand it, this book is generally polemical and caters more to activism than disinterested truth-seeking. A book taking an opinionated position on a big topic is totally forgivable and above board for a…
Thinking science and philosophy are entirely separate misses the big picture. Look at it this way: all the science fields we study today, like physics and biology, grew from philosophical questions. What we’re doing…
The real profit is the friends you make along the way.
Then the vast majority of users are wrong. The correct answer is for it be the browser's find. Maybe apps could bind their find/search to ctrl-s since it is incorrect for browsers to bind this to save-page anyway.
February 6, 2024... okay grandpa
Let us see how that works out for you
Who cares what it is called? I care about the capabilities. In my experience when people say things like this what they're just projecting insecurity
I would rather have lazy devs that actually ship shit to production than slow devs that drag what I could get done in 1 day out for entire sprints because they only communicate with each other for 30min tops per-day to…
The levenshtein distance of the title is 50. Considering the title is 62 characters, I would say it is not accurate.
I'll shut up when I see humans get 99.9% on anything. This seems an awful lot like non-meat brain prejudice where standards that humans do not live up to at all are imposed on other things in order to be worthy of…
How do you distinguish between the real thing and a perfect simulation of the real thing? You seem to be engaged in faith-based reasoning at this point. If you were born in a sensory deprivation chamber you also would…
Is this something that is necessarily true or true due to policy decisions or tech debt? Honest question as someone that is definitely not a networking expert.
Your source is a blog post by a polemic author whose own source is second-hand by NYT, an organization that is in lawsuit with OpenAI. I would have rather have heard it from the horse's mouth. What financial information…
I don't understand what paying for openai is meant to mean? You mean paying for tokens?
Flying is a good analogy. Superman couldn't fly, but at some point when you can jump so far there isn't much of a difference
That's a good way to get people to turn off security scanners
isn't costco losing money on hotdogs?
Computers, desktops, and now we have these things called "Virtual Machines". Meaningless buzzword central. <<eats gallery peanuts>>
The dishonesty of building exactly what you said you would build and being forthright about how you accomplished it such that a technicality of how you accessed the data gets you suspended.
Snowflakes are normally found en mass
As I understand it, this book is generally polemical and caters more to activism than disinterested truth-seeking. A book taking an opinionated position on a big topic is totally forgivable and above board for a…
Thinking science and philosophy are entirely separate misses the big picture. Look at it this way: all the science fields we study today, like physics and biology, grew from philosophical questions. What we’re doing…
The real profit is the friends you make along the way.
Then the vast majority of users are wrong. The correct answer is for it be the browser's find. Maybe apps could bind their find/search to ctrl-s since it is incorrect for browsers to bind this to save-page anyway.