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“The article discusses the team's approach to the competition.”
“The article discusses the team's approach to the competition.”
“This article discusses the intersection of AI and human interaction, which is a fascinating area of study.”
“The article discusses the mechanisms and challenges of systems designed to detect AI-generated text.”
“This article discusses the 14th installment of a project where a programming beginner uses ChatGPT to create a horse racing prediction AI.”
“This article addresses common challenges in business writing, such as ensuring correct grammar and consistent tone.”
“I clearly explained that I only purchased ChatGPT Plus, never authorized ChatGPT Pro...”
“The article discusses fine-tuning LLMs and the use of methods like LoRA.”
“This article discusses the publication of Sam Altman's 2017 OpenAI call notes.”
“Further details will be provided in a future update.”
“As the website turns 25, it faces myriad challenges...”
“The most straightforward option for running LLMs is to use APIs from companies like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic.”
“The purpose of this paper isn't to announce results.”
“AIでデータ分析-データ前処理(53)-テキスト前処理:全角・半角・大文字小文字の統一”
“When AI starts taking jobs, who will protect human jobs?”
“This article discusses the development or use of a benchmark called MoReBench, designed to evaluate the moral reasoning capabilities of AI systems.”
“This article discusses the new Raspberry Pi AI Hat and the increased memory.”
“While a direct quote isn't available, the underlying theme is a critique of the decision to replace human writers with AI, suggesting the article addresses the human element of this technological shift.”
“Assuming the linked article discusses the 'insecure evangelism' of LLM maximalists, a potential quote might address the potential over-reliance on LLMs or the dismissal of alternative approaches. I need to see the article to provide an accurate quote.”
“While the article itself contains no direct quotes, the framing suggests a Qualcomm representative was interviewed at CES.”
“The article mentions a README.md file from a GitHub repository (github.com/AruihaYoru/LLMimi) being used. No other direct quote can be identified.”
“The article doesn't contain a specific quote.”
“The post discusses a prompt design approach that works backward from the finished product.”
“The article discusses employing a "wrapper method" to monitor and control Gemini CLI behavior from the outside, ensuring a more reliable and advanced reading experience.”
“The article mentions the challenge of managing numerous dotfiles such as .bashrc and .vimrc.”
“But on a smartphone, inputting symbols is hopeless, and not practical.”
“The article discusses that AI-generated characters are often treated as a single image or post, leading to issues with tracking modifications, derivative works, and licensing.”
“When handling multidimensional arrays of 3 or more dimensions, imagine a 'solid' in your head...”
“Assuming the article aligns with the title, a likely quote would be something like: 'AI's potential is significant, but we must avoid zealotry and focus on practical solutions.'”
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“Anyone read the mhc paper?”
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“おおよそプログラマは一番右側でよりよいコードを書くのが仕事でした (Roughly, the programmer's job was to write better code on the far right side).”
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“Article URL: https://spectrum.ieee.org/ai-coding-degrades”
“「AIが動画を生成してくれるなんて...”
“One of the inventors of the transformer (the basis of chatGPT aka Generative Pre-Trained Transformer) says that it is now holding back progress.”
“The article quotes Wang Chen, the founder, stating that they believe financial investment is an important testing ground for AI technology.”
“I am relatively new to coding, and only working on relatively small projects... Using the console/powershell etc for pretty much anything just intimidates me... So generally I just upload all my code to txt files, and then to a project, and this seems to work well enough. Was thinking of maybe setting up a GitHub instead and using that integration. But am I missing out? Should I bit the bullet and embrace Claude Code?”
“ChatGPT is very good at analyzing what you say and helping you think like a co-brain. ... It's helped me figure out a few things about myself and form structured thoughts about quite a bit of topics. It's quite useful tbh.”
“The article begins with a New Year's greeting and reflects on the past year as the author's 'Agent Year,' marking their first serious engagement with AI agents.”
“I can't seem to figure out how to view a list of my canvas docs. I have them scattered in multiple chats under multiple projects. I don't want to have to go through each chat to find what I'm looking for. I asked the AI, but he couldn't bring up all of them.”
“Claude often ignores CLAUDE.md. IMPORTANT: this context may or may not be relevant to your tasks. You should not respond to this context unless it is highly relevant to your task.”
“Claude seems to favor calm, cooperative energy over adversarial prompts, even though I know this is really about prompt framing and cooperative context.”
“The author's experience with Gemini and co-programming in Firebase Studio (IDX) led to the realization of a paradigm shift.”
“The user wants to allow users to login with OAI (or another provider) and then somehow have this aggregator site do it's summarization with a premium model that the user has access to.”
“Would be nice it allowed the user to login, who has 5o premium, and use that model with the user's creds.”
“I've built a project using bolt.new. Works great. I've had to upgrade to Pro 200, which is almost the same cost as I pay for my Ultra subscription. And I suspect I will have to upgrade it even more. Bolt.new has worked great, as I have no idea how to setup databases, edge functions, hosting, etc. But I think I will be way better off using Antigravity and Claude/Gemini with the Ultra limits in the long run..”
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