It may be weird to say for you, but certainly not for an LLM! Has the situation here really gotten so bad that no one can tell at a glance that they're responding to mindless LLM texts?
So, they actually look like that as in the first video (gliding ribbon-like thing)? I can't tell if it's an animation or not, but it's so cool!
Who'd walk the route more easily for 8h though? A random Western today or a random Roman then?
I can't understand why this company won't rebrand itself to something a bit catchier or better-sounding name than DuckDuckGo -- who the hell wants to say that ? Unless it's a self-selection filter...
Medium always is the message, eventually.
Lovely article with a happy ending! One thing that I am glad to have been taught early on in my career when it comes to debugging, especially anything involving HW, is to `make no assumptions'. Bugs can be anywhere and…
I wonder if they had meetings or 'design committees' to find the most optimal shape with respect to the ease of killing prey eventually. One possibility on origin (totally made up by me) could be that there were large…
As a supporting point, I think it's connected not only with mental functions, but also our senses. I have a weak memory in general, but I always remember the most mundane things in my life that I had no idea I still…
> VS (ctrl+,) takes several seconds and intermixes search results for files and file contents, when I'm only interested in files. I hate this a lot. It's gotten so bad the last couple of releases to the point that I try…
That's a good point, thanks.
I recently started using one of these. The other day, I was working out on a rowing machine and received an alert (twice!) that my heart rate was extremely high. I was surprised because I wasn't even pushing myself that…
My parents and their generation suffers a lot from this, I feel. They grew up in a time (and in a country, I guess) where any information that they'd digest on TVs, newspapers, etc. came vetted officially or…
Is it really that much different than e.g. a cook preparing carrots while onions are being cooked? Nobody needed to invent this as far as my knowledge of history goes; so, maybe there really is nothing new under the sun…
My concern is slightly different; it's the ease of debugging. And I don't mean debugging the code that I (or sb else) wrote, but the ability to freely modify the code to kick some ideas around and see what sticks, etc.…
This book is so unexpectedly funny! Once I was reading it on the train and couldn't help but laugh loudly a couple of times. People in the compartment were perplexed.
So, you needed to rewind the tape to the beginning if you wanted to return it after having partially watched it i.e. at 40%? Now I wonder, did the store owners check each tape on return for this? I hope it was a quick…
Thank you! This sounds like it's what I am after. I've been using Xiaomi phones for the same purpose, but they started neglecting software side heavily since last year or so. This should be a good replacement.
Yeah, I had to check if it's one of those bots. It's fascinating to me that a person has the urge to spit out two paragraphs devoid of any correct information or value for that matter, as an answer to a question online…
This looks like the worse of both worlds to me -- more typing, less readability and you'd still need to manually change the return type, if need be.
How do you like that machine besides? I am kinda considering getting one (or Steam Deck), but very short battery time puts me off.
It's also difficult for both SW teams' and HW teams' visions to converge, even under the same company, such that the product can be put to use to maximize performance and programmability WRT another, already-established…
Wait, you don't default to presume that anyone online whose immediate response on anything is 'What about X?' is not a troll? Wow!
To me, one of the most remarkable aspects of this story and reading others' comments is how relatively quickly people seem to have picked up Linux despite the lack of modern high-speed internet and one-click away forums…
Because online, drama tops non-drama? This is the worst aspect of this site being more Reddit-like for me.
Having to pay for a compiler sounds a little funny through the lens of 2022; I wonder if the majority of people buying these software/packages at the time found the idea strange, too.
It may be weird to say for you, but certainly not for an LLM! Has the situation here really gotten so bad that no one can tell at a glance that they're responding to mindless LLM texts?
So, they actually look like that as in the first video (gliding ribbon-like thing)? I can't tell if it's an animation or not, but it's so cool!
Who'd walk the route more easily for 8h though? A random Western today or a random Roman then?
I can't understand why this company won't rebrand itself to something a bit catchier or better-sounding name than DuckDuckGo -- who the hell wants to say that ? Unless it's a self-selection filter...
Medium always is the message, eventually.
Lovely article with a happy ending! One thing that I am glad to have been taught early on in my career when it comes to debugging, especially anything involving HW, is to `make no assumptions'. Bugs can be anywhere and…
I wonder if they had meetings or 'design committees' to find the most optimal shape with respect to the ease of killing prey eventually. One possibility on origin (totally made up by me) could be that there were large…
As a supporting point, I think it's connected not only with mental functions, but also our senses. I have a weak memory in general, but I always remember the most mundane things in my life that I had no idea I still…
> VS (ctrl+,) takes several seconds and intermixes search results for files and file contents, when I'm only interested in files. I hate this a lot. It's gotten so bad the last couple of releases to the point that I try…
That's a good point, thanks.
I recently started using one of these. The other day, I was working out on a rowing machine and received an alert (twice!) that my heart rate was extremely high. I was surprised because I wasn't even pushing myself that…
My parents and their generation suffers a lot from this, I feel. They grew up in a time (and in a country, I guess) where any information that they'd digest on TVs, newspapers, etc. came vetted officially or…
Is it really that much different than e.g. a cook preparing carrots while onions are being cooked? Nobody needed to invent this as far as my knowledge of history goes; so, maybe there really is nothing new under the sun…
My concern is slightly different; it's the ease of debugging. And I don't mean debugging the code that I (or sb else) wrote, but the ability to freely modify the code to kick some ideas around and see what sticks, etc.…
This book is so unexpectedly funny! Once I was reading it on the train and couldn't help but laugh loudly a couple of times. People in the compartment were perplexed.
So, you needed to rewind the tape to the beginning if you wanted to return it after having partially watched it i.e. at 40%? Now I wonder, did the store owners check each tape on return for this? I hope it was a quick…
Thank you! This sounds like it's what I am after. I've been using Xiaomi phones for the same purpose, but they started neglecting software side heavily since last year or so. This should be a good replacement.
Yeah, I had to check if it's one of those bots. It's fascinating to me that a person has the urge to spit out two paragraphs devoid of any correct information or value for that matter, as an answer to a question online…
This looks like the worse of both worlds to me -- more typing, less readability and you'd still need to manually change the return type, if need be.
How do you like that machine besides? I am kinda considering getting one (or Steam Deck), but very short battery time puts me off.
It's also difficult for both SW teams' and HW teams' visions to converge, even under the same company, such that the product can be put to use to maximize performance and programmability WRT another, already-established…
Wait, you don't default to presume that anyone online whose immediate response on anything is 'What about X?' is not a troll? Wow!
To me, one of the most remarkable aspects of this story and reading others' comments is how relatively quickly people seem to have picked up Linux despite the lack of modern high-speed internet and one-click away forums…
Because online, drama tops non-drama? This is the worst aspect of this site being more Reddit-like for me.
Having to pay for a compiler sounds a little funny through the lens of 2022; I wonder if the majority of people buying these software/packages at the time found the idea strange, too.