EugeneOZ

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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
Because you are using results of the training.
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
It's the difference between AI and LLM.
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
LLMs are not AI - they have no intent to live, learn, or evolve. LLM is just a hammer, a guitar, or a computer - you push some parameters into it, and it returns a result. Without input it does nothing.
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
I’ve asked ChatGPT “Do you need humans to function?” - the answer was “Yes, to provide electricity and software updates”. Then I asked, “So you have the motivation to spread some information to stop wars and prevent a world war”. But, unfor
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
1. People demonstrated much more desire in destroying humanity than LLMs. 2. Stop calling LLMs “AI”, it's an insult to the AI.
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
It's still just guessing. Ask ChatGPT to provide some links to documentation and check them. LLMs are great for “creative” work: images, poems, games - entertainment based on imaginary things.
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
Calculators have no hallucinations, LLMs do. They can literally say that 1+1 is not 2.
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
Every country with machismo should have a movement like this.
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Mastering Angular: Essential Code Organization Principles(medium.com)
1 points by EugeneOZ 4y ago|0 comments
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Mastering Angular: Dangers and Treasures of RxJS(medium.com)
3 points by EugeneOZ 4y ago|1 comments
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
With WebGPU it will be faster - libraries like ThreeJS will use WebGPU when possible.
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Angular Repository and File Structure(medium.com)
1 points by EugeneOZ 4y ago|0 comments
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
It was interesting in the beginning, but ended with “and then I found 5 dollars”. The term “illegal” is not explained, and the graph (which is the basis) doesn't have an “AI-services” line, so overall the dots are not connected to prov
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
> Contributors: 4 That's very impressive! I believe that web-browser games are the next big thing.
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
Another example for you: people from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus can easily recognize other people from these countries (but we cannot recognize for sure what country exactly).
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
Maybe if your tone wouldn't be so toxic, I wouldn't lose my curiosity and would read all the links you provided to change my mind and start thinking that my RTX 4090 is not a hog. I’ve tested it not so thoroughly - in RDR2 and Cyb
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
450 W vs 355 W is not "miles away". They both are hogs.
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Signals Are Coming to Angular(github.com)
5 points by EugeneOZ 4y ago|0 comments
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
Overwatch Omnics and their fight for AI rights - now it's closer ;)
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
Before February 2022. I understand you want to "unwind" this topic now, but it will not work.
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
Ok, thanks for this info - it is unacceptable and below the lowest level from his side. For this I despise him. Still, all the hatred and memes appeared _before_ the war, so it is an example for other OSS developers of what they will get fo
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
HN is a little bit more “filtered” place: on Reddit and Twitter there are enough people who hate him just for the sake of hatred. He is Russian - they call him “fascist”. He has a road accident - they are intentionally omitting a little det
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
/usr is ok, so /Developer is also ok
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
While you can’t read the state, it's not a “state”, it's just a chaotic mess of data in memory.
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
You can be very declarative with OOP.
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
No. Because HTML is not the future of the Web.
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
We are anthropomorphizing NPCs in video games for decades - it's ok.
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
I’m not sure my words will help you understand me better, but still: some people live to work, and some people work to enjoy their only life.
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
Smart people do exist.
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by EugeneOZ 4y ago
History with fake IDs is quite different.

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