EForEndeavour

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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
The botulinum that developed in this person's[1] garlic and olive oil mixture wouldn't particularly care to alter its toxicity to make Gemini's recommendation look better. [1] https://old.reddit.com/r/Cha
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
From my perspective, it's not useful to dwell on the fact that LLMs are often confidently wrong, or didn't nail a particular niche or edge-case question the first time, and discount the entire model class. That's expecting to
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
Which model? And could you share an example of some of the things you've asked it and gotten wrong answers for?
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
The LLM/generative-AI genie is out of the lamp. I'm just some random midwit, but some predictions: - Slop will continue to become cheaper to generate, and people will only notice the obvious stuff - Hyperpersonalized content will
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
Imagine how much revenue Adobe must make from cancellation fees from people who don't discover this loophole. Quietly charging people to leave a subscription while a perfectly working (if ridiculous) workaround exists is a perfect exam
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
This makes sense to me, but my impression (not backed by hard data mind you, just years of glancing at housing prices) is that the step increase in remote work triggered by COVID simply caused housing (i.e., residential space) prices to sky
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
How many asses can I safely bite per day? Can I use gasoline to bite asses faster?
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
> After decades as a General Mills subsidiary, Red Lobster was purchased by a private equity firm in 2014 There it is. Reflexive distaste for PE aside, Red Lobster somehow became a prominent part of my childhood's core memories. M
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
> having an "approachable" or "charismatic" voice that "feels timeless" were among the characteristics it targeted to create the personalities Surely these same criteria determine the success of actors such
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
Would GPS be the obvious example to follow? The US government created, controls, and maintains it, but anyone with a GPS receiver can access it for free.
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
It's a delightful word: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
Where can I read more about this theory that Picasso's two-angle distorted portraits are somehow connected to what he saw during sex? Did you make this up, or is this interpretation discussed elsewhere?
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
Did you mean to reply to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39974952 ?
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Dove Pledges Never to Use AI to Represent Real Women in Its Advertising(newswire.ca)
2 points by EForEndeavour 2y ago|0 comments
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by EForEndeavour 2y ago
Where in that article are gravitational waves mentioned?
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by EForEndeavour 3y ago
More like AI (Alert Indians).
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Artists Urge Tech Platforms: Stop Devaluing Music(artistrightsnow.medium.com)
2 points by EForEndeavour 3y ago|1 comments
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by EForEndeavour 3y ago
For what it's worth, ChatGPT Plus can understand both written and spoken Dutch, and write or speak it back.
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by EForEndeavour 3y ago
How does this work under the hood? Does it wrap gpt-3.5-turbo? What are the numbers after each suggested name and where do they come from? Repeating identical inputs produce slightly different outputs, for what it's worth. Its use case
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by EForEndeavour 3y ago
> As a human, it would be very difficult to drive a car just looking at sensor data. What is vision if not sensor data?? Our brains have evolved to efficiently process and interpret image data. I don't see why from-scratch neural ne
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by EForEndeavour 3y ago
No, Stability hasn't foundered yet. They're floundering: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/flounder
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by EForEndeavour 3y ago
It strikes me as an arms race between cute little tests like this one and the ability of LLM app dev teams to mitigate them.
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by EForEndeavour 3y ago
This is conceptually correct. I'd be curious to hear how well you translate this into practice on something like https://gandalf.lakera.ai/ !
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by EForEndeavour 3y ago
I think you're moving the goalposts. A motivated and/or incentivized support employee could very plausibly respond with something along those lines. And this is the result of GPT-4 running off of a very basic prompt without any ex
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by EForEndeavour 3y ago
Can you explain how this is supposed to work? Wouldn't basic prompting and few-shot style examples handle this with something like "That's off topic, sorry"? Is the fact that this is the first line of Macbeth supposed
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by EForEndeavour 3y ago
rebuttals: - LLM capability has grown spectacularly fast. Google published the transformers paper in 2017. Remember when OpenAI said GPT-2 was too dangerous to release? That was five years ago. Now look where they've gone and where tri
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by EForEndeavour 3y ago
The post-ChatGPT world has made me hypersensitive to the "AI smell" of bullet lists where each item ends with a fullstop. (Insert standard discussion points about whether it really even matters who wrote it, I only notice the obvi
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by EForEndeavour 3y ago
It's not publicly traded :(
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by EForEndeavour 3y ago
> When I use them they do great on trivial problems but can't help on hard ones. That sounds super useful! The tools free you up from wasting time on trivial problems so you have more time to focus on the hard ones. What's no
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by EForEndeavour 3y ago
Is there a setting for this in the ChatGPT app? I have never once noticed it produce an "uh" or repeated syllable like "I... I think I did pretty well."

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