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English majors get the last laugh as GPT-4 crushes every exam except AP English Language and AP English Lit
https://openai.com/research/gpt-4
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MrAlexTech
https://twitter.com/MrAlexTech
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Mar 14
I do feel like a dirty YouTuber jumping on the ‘trend’ with Mr McKinnon but daaaamn. The video is doing well ha.
I won’t make a habit of it. It doesn’t really offer much value to anyone, but sometimes it’s nice to get an ‘easy’ win.
Take the win!
But also, does he really edit his own videos still? I would have assumed he had hired that out long ago by now. -
My prompt: "A photo wearing a tall black hat and sunglasses."
Wow!
Here is a link to the entire code base: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1v45UprB-fzSeWk4wTnYJEx4dEeW2DnYw?usp=sharing.
Remember:
1. Get an API KEY from https://www.tryleap.ai/.
2. Use your own photos
Now, tell me how long it will be before Instagram is gone.
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OPB Weekend Edition Host @anomalily spoke with Portland Seed Fund co-managing director Angela Jackson about how the Portland startup community is responding to Silicon Valley Bank's collapse. https://www.opb.org/article/2023/03/14/silicon-valley-bank-portland-oregon-seed-fund-startup-economy-business/
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Gabe Kangas https://social.gabekangas.com/users/gabek • Mar 14
It's odd what the web has decided are worthy to be native, usable, out of the box controls and what aren't. Like buttons, images, checkboxes, dropdowns... people should have those. But progress bars, tabs, segmented controls, real lists/grids, loading spinners... nobody needs those. They're even taking more native controls away, like the input/alert modals. I know I look at web development through a native developer lens, and wish the web was as good as native development, but it's still interesting to think about.
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I did a chat with Angela Jackson of @pdxseedfund about how Portland startups dealt with the SVB fallout. Airing at 3:44PM (and 5:44PM) on @OPB
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Maggie Appleton
https://twitter.com/Mappletons
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Mar 14
Oof. Sounds like a terrible game.
So maybe not even related to NBC? Just people trying to get SEO juice by linking to them? I don't get the rules of this gross house of cards.
Yeah, I think the idea is to clone articles on popular topics from major new sites, and send them all pingbacks to get the back-links to boost the ranking of the spam site. SEO can DIAF. -
Ignore this post, I am just testing some #ActivityPub hashtag stuff
