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Same question... would like to play someone at home.

I was waiting for the sell. Didn't disappoint.

I agree, if someone else was asked and they used their voice to train this is more than acceptable. What is this fuss about.

"For example, our teams did a great deal of work to bring GPT-4 to the world in a safe way" - Are you joking me?

The book is good.

Yeah, it would be good to know what the injury was and what caused it. Seems like an important detail.

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I think I broke it: https://i.imgur.com/cFpFF6O.png

Here are some other potential posts that could be written in the same style:

Using a Space Shuttle to Go Grocery Shopping

Employing a Symphony Orchestra to Play Happy Birthday

Using a Chainsaw to Cut Birthday Cake

Driving a Formula 1 Car on a School Run

Booking a Five-Star Hotel for a Nap

Does auto format work in vscode?

Governments allows banks to create new money in the money supply when they make a loan. Banks live to make these type of loans. It's basically no work for them and a lot of free interest money once they have them secured.

One socially accepted area of taking a massive loan is in housing. People seem strangely ok to work as a slave for the banks so that they can live in a box. This pushes up the prices of housing and at the same time inflates the money supply.

If we removed their ability to create new money, house prices would come down and people instead of banks could make an income from their own capital in peer to peer lending.

Not really, memes evolve, Jason should take pride that people want to copy his idea with modification.

Looks good! TailwindUI? I'm a fan of this.

That grey color in your demo has low contrast against the black.

If my grandmother had wheels, she would have been a bike.

That makes sense. It was my fear that I'd start with a wrapper that helps but end with a wrapper that hurts. Good to know that it's still worth experimenting with these for prototyping and discovery. I'm guessing that there will still be components of them that you can use in a product if you don't want to implement something quite specific yourself.

Awesome, thank you!

With the free version, can I constrain the emails to be from one domain? i.e. the company domain

I was considering starting a project just like this using Llamaindex but I think I'll give yours a try first before going that route. Looks good. Thank you.

Another question. If I host this publicly for people that I work with on their data, how can I make sure that it's only them that can access the service? Do you have any form of auth?

Are you using anything like Llamaindex internally or did you write it from scratch without the assistance form a helping wrapper like this?

Could this interact with something like Alembic?

I don't know. Tell me Kevin. Damm.

This is quite fun. I tried the first 5 where you seems to just sac your queen in each. Maybe adding variation in the types of mates could make it more engaging?

This is when hacker news needs a downvote button.

For anyone else wondering:

Leonardo da Vinci's self-powered cart, often considered one of the earliest forms of a robotic vehicle, was powered by a coiled spring mechanism. Here's how it works:

Coiled Spring Mechanism: The cart was powered by a pair of coiled springs, which were the main source of propulsion. These springs were wound up manually, storing potential energy.

Gear and Pulley System: Once the springs were wound, the stored energy was transferred through a system of gears and pulleys. This system was designed to control and direct the movement of the cart.

Steering Mechanism: Da Vinci's cart also featured a programmable steering mechanism. By setting pegs into a series of gears, the operator could predetermine the cart's path, allowing it to turn and move in specific directions.

No External Forces: The cart did not require any external forces like animals or humans to push or pull it once the springs were wound. The energy stored in the springs was enough to move it forward.

Early Example of Automation: This invention is significant as it represents an early example of automated transportation, displaying Da Vinci's advanced understanding of mechanics and engineering.

Leonardo's self-powered cart was far ahead of its time, showcasing his genius in mechanical invention and his ability to think centuries ahead of the technological capabilities of his era.

When the data and the anecdotes disagree, the anecdotes are usually right. Meaning that a profound analysis on data is a must.

This sentence seems logically inconsistent.

Ok, but how can I use this practically in my day to day?

Thanks. I build something similar (didn't know it was called RAG) about 6 months ago. I found the most difficult part was interfacing with the existing systems and extracting the documentation out of those. Google docs, Notion, Slack. Do you have any advice on easier ways to do this? Are there any libraries around that make this task a bit lighter?

Only one level deep?

Does time go faster in the smaller one?