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@sorukumar you'll want to use --no-merges
1οΈβ£ Only ChatGPT uses emojis like that
2οΈβ£ I'm sorry to inform you that you're arguing with a clanker
bleep blop
You're absolutely right!
- You can connect to GitHub using a dedicated team member account for the bot and isolate risk by assigning fine-grained tokens to it exclusively.
- Telegram is a risk no matter what so this has zero impact
- Documentation is for meatbags. Real bots read code.
He may, but that's a symptom not a cause.
I think about it like this:
- Are we surprised of shenanigans? (we aren't)
- Would we be surprised in 2022? (maybe)
- Did we properly prepare for this prior to the start of the mess we're in now, in 2018 or so? (Personally, I didn't do enough)
I don't like their audicity in that either. The thing is that I own their last Intel model and despite it being slow af compared to the ARM models, the ergonomy and power it packs in just a tiny laptop is awesome.
The downside is that since it's going EOL this year, I finally need to migrate it off macOs. But I cannot get any proper Linux distro to work on it. I guess I just need to take a weekend and get it done. Don't want to throw out good hardware.
Exactly. I'm with Tim Cook on this one. Maybe they'll one day realize their mistake with the closed ecosystem idea and maximize the thing they own above everything else they do and everyone else: hardware excellence.
Eff cloudflare.
3 years ago when you tweeted you gave your data to a public tech company
1 year ago when you tweeted you gave your data to a private tech company
6 months ago when you tweeted you gave your data to an AI company
In a few months when you tweet you will give your data to a defense contractor.
I noticed that some are, yes.
The funniest thing the other day on (lm)Arena: Claude always recommends Claude and tries to work around cost by not using Claude when it is not needed (pretty awesome actually). Grok tries to recommend "the best" based on what it finds online (often Claude, lol, but I've had it tell me to use gpt too.) I've had gpt recommend gpt a couple of times.
One went a bit like this:
"How do I efficiently compare word order, insertions and removals in sentences?"
- Claude: Use
difflib.SequenceMatcherbecause LLMs are expensive. - Grok: Use Claude, it's the best.
Haha
Let's see what happens. Tilly Norwood was a fun idea too, but wow that blowback, lol.
Agree. I try to self-analyze why I only figured this out in 2022 or so and not in 2018/2019 though. Not sure yet but most likely it was that I was very busy in those years, and I probably didn't pay enough attention to what was going on around me, and 2020/2021/2022 were strange years where I had to do stuff like make comprehensive flight plans to evade travel bans.
Changes every few months.
Current human ranking for chatbots says, simplified: