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AmbroseBierce
10mo ago
When you are burn out your brain doesn't brain too well, reminds me of Luigi, that 3D printed his gun among other smart moves but made many silly mistakes that got him caught (like carrying the silencer, the magazine, and other incrimi
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Microsoft please get your tab to autocomplete shit together
(ivanca.github.io)
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10mo ago
Start charging taxes based on the number of square feet a car occupies and the problem will solve itself.
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10mo ago
The ai detected it was talking poorly about it and decided to retaliate.
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Show HN: Find games with few -but positive- reviews based on games that you like
(notsoaaa.com)
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10mo ago
I think surrounding the operand would make slightly more sense, as in 1 + 2 (*) 3 as if it's a "delayed form" of the operation that it represents.
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AmbroseBierce
10mo ago
Maybe they mean those meetings when you don't talk much, just listen to everyone else
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10mo ago
It does: > Safe Return is an emergency system designed to be deployed by passengers in case of pilot incapacitation. But Safe Return also is programmed to activate itself when it senses the pilot has become unresponsive or succumbed to h
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10mo ago
The prompt literally tells it "if not specified assume 1"
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10mo ago
And that's a fast lane for security issues a plenty, when you cannot spot them because you don't even understand what each part is supposed to do.
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10mo ago
Just like feminism when it was starting, back then millions of women believed it was silly for them to vote, and those who believed otherwise had to get loud to get more on their side, and that's one example, similar things have happen
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10mo ago
Wow you do mentally group things efficiently, that much I can say.
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10mo ago
They could add a text box where users have to explicitly type the following words before it lets them interact in any way with the model: "I understand this model was created with old texts so any racial or sexual statements are a bypr
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10mo ago
AI can remove those pauses by the actors too so maybe that would work.
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10mo ago
User name checks out.
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10mo ago
At this point I don't think even Sam Altman believes AI to be ethical, as much as he would like to believe such thing.
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10mo ago
So what you are saying it's that the AI accountant needs to mimick a human well enough to the point people value their relationship with it.
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10mo ago
Add 2021 to the title please (cc @dang)
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10mo ago
I know that he was learning programming on the side so his plan was to work on that, I don't know how that ended up.
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10mo ago
I talked with a barista that had worked 10 years at Starbucks and he still made minimum wage after all that time, it was specially worrying since minimum wage in this country it's equivalent to 420 usd a month.
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10mo ago
"You can assume or you can test"...he has the LinkedIn engagement bait babble down to a tee, that much is true.
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10mo ago
UBI maybe? I'm joking, at least when talking about America, because maybe at least one of those Nordic countries will figure it out.
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Sloptalgia – AI Reimagines your favorite memories of old video games
(sloptalgia.com)
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10mo ago
If you sort the top 50 best rated episodes of all time on IMDb you would already have 90% or the quotes people search for, so I would focus on your those if you ever try to take a stab at it.
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10mo ago
No South park hum? But Rick and Morty is there so it's not a policy against foul-mouthed cartoons; Smiling friends is also missing but perhaps it's too unknown or too recent to be there.
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10mo ago
You are right! Would you like me to pretend I'm able to generate better responses if you just give me more input but will end up just wasting your time and your money? And with some luck when you inevitably end up frustrated you will c
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10mo ago
Talking about AI, Google, and shady tactics, I wouldn't be surprised if soon we discover they are purposefully adding video glitches (deformed characters and so on) in the first handful of iterations when using Veo video generation jus
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10mo ago
They laughed at my base64 encoded icons, now there, enjoy your downtime.
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10mo ago
Snark detectors are all the way up tho
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11mo ago
Except Gemini has lied to me about local events, it told me that in my city (specifically in my city, mentioning it by its name) a musical event was happening and I lost transportation time and cost, so it can be pretty spotty.
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