Looks good!
It's so hard to get traction on HN though - I only found this by chance because I was coincidentally searching HN for stories about the recent react hack!!
It doesn't even show up here:
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It's so hard to get traction on HN though - I only found this by chance because I was coincidentally searching HN for stories about the recent react hack!!
It doesn't even show up here:
Chatgpt also explained the concept of ideophones which was helpful:
https://chatgpt.com/share/69187b3e-7948-8001-9fea-2b4412d5a7...
In Akan languages it is not difficult to conceive of how the same word can be written in different ways to convey another dimension.
Anyone who speaks an akan language will understand that each of these words below means good but with a slightly different emphasis.
papa papaaapa papapapapapa
What is the linguistic term for this concept?
Would be great to collaborate with others on it. In particular I want to explore building the "alpha arena for AI house price prediction"
Small businesses are being fined outrageous amounts for not displaying a cookie warning on their sites but a multibillion dollar company seems to get away with barefaced robbery.
Thing I need to figure out now is how to get the regulators on in.
I was in a boarding school in Ghana in the late 80's and pretty much every day there would be someone boiling water with a fork directly wired to a 240 volt socket. All the beds were metal bunk beds and there was plenty of combustible material in each dormitory.
I am pretty sure this was replicated in the dozens of other boarding schools across the country. Somehow I never heard of any deaths or serious injuries from it.
Not in the slightest bit advocating for it. It was a desperate solution in desperate times but it has massively skewed my comprehension of risk compared to pretty much anyone I meet in Europe.
In the end I did manage to get it to play the housepriceguess game:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqYLhGyBOnM
I think I'll make that my equivalent of Simon Willison's "pelican riding a bicycle" test. It is fairly simple to explain but seems to trip up different LLMs in different ways.
There is a conversation around this which needs to be had. Maybe on bsky or x?
You can at least play some games now though:
https://housepriceguess.com/roundup/v/holiday-destinations/p...
Enjoy. And yes that really was my wife playing one of the games for the first time in the video ;)
And this is a pretty good one too. But I guess the mods might want to keep things a bit balanced which is fair enough.
I think the HN algo rewards posts with a high points to comments ratio anyway which is a good thing in this case.
https://github.com/etewiah/awesome-notebooklm
Will be interesting to see what new ideas NotebookLM leads to. I feel this is how custom GPTs should have been launched. OpenAI is on the backfoot here.