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by Filligree 11mo ago
Can you give us an example?
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by Filligree 11mo ago
It’s required by EU regulations. Any public generator that doesn’t do it, is in violation of that unless it’s entirely inaccessible from the EU… But of course there’s no way to enforce it on local generation.
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by Filligree 11mo ago
It’s not necessarily harder than other aspects. However: - It requires an AI that actually understands English, I.e. an LLM. Older, diffusion-only models were naturally terrible at that, because they weren’t trained on it. - It requires the
184.
by Filligree 11mo ago
That seems like a legal issue. Liability should flow upwards to the owners.
185.
by Filligree 11mo ago
More likely the credits system runs on eventual consistency, and he hit a different backend.
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by Filligree 11mo ago
What's the benchmark?
187.
by Filligree 11mo ago
It's the first time it's been down that I've seen a sensible error message. But I was supposed to be commuting, so I guess I'll do that.
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by Filligree 11mo ago
> Are you saying metal detectors don’t work? Every time they've tested it, the testers were able to get 70-80% of their weapons past the TSA; which, yes, includes guns. I don't know precisely how they achieved that, but they
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by Filligree 11mo ago
What prevents them is the reinforced cockpit door, and the passengers’ knowledge that they’ll die if they don’t stop the hijackers. The TSA just happened to be made ac the same time as that changed.
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by Filligree 11mo ago
I can’t test them, though.
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by Filligree 11mo ago
> This strongly suggests that genetics definitely slips a thumb on the scale, but ultimately we are able to also impact our personal behavior. If it's 30-60% heritable, that leaves 70-40% to split between personal decisions and envi
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by Filligree 11mo ago
I’ll stick with my freshwater fish tank. Fewer bobbit worms as well.
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by Filligree 11mo ago
If there’s a catastrophic collapse, sure. If there’s a leak? I don’t see why it would; the brine will be immediately diluted.
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by Filligree 11mo ago
They take up less space, and can be done without the hill.
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by Filligree 11mo ago
Safety isn’t really optional. Up until now, we’ve had no choice but to run C and accept the bugs; now we’re allowed to also run it safely. Yes, this means that C is one of the slower languages around. That’s fine; computers are fast. If you
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by Filligree 1y ago
Sure, it’s a crime for the bots, but it would also be a crime for the ordinary users that you want to access the website. Or if you make it clear that they’re allowed, I’m not sure you can stop the bots then.
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by Filligree 1y ago
Helium is pretty tasteless.
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by Filligree 1y ago
Mobile Safari doesn’t have WebGPU… which I appreciate. But it also supports HDR with just about every image format. All you need is a properly crafted PNG.
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by Filligree 1y ago
That’s false. It’s very easy to become confused about the point, when anti-AI folks in general don’t spend their time attacking companies… What I typically see is: - Open source programmers attacking other open source programmers, for any o
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by Filligree 1y ago
I keep thinking about the teenager. Who didn't want to go and didn't feel safe, but who was pushed to come along by his father because it was his father's birthday.
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by Filligree 1y ago
It's a trap, but that doesn't mean it's escapable if you do need a job now.
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by Filligree 1y ago
We can worry about both. There being additional dangers does not reduce the impact of the other dangers.
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by Filligree 1y ago
Both can be true. LLMs tend to be mediocre at (almost) everything, so they're always going to be worse than the user at whatever the user is an expert in. But 'mediocre' isn't 'useless'.
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by Filligree 1y ago
I should have added “sometimes”. It worked fine that way with most games (I have the same CPU), but Cyberpunk 2099 in particular really doesn’t like that configuration.
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by Filligree 1y ago
Nvidia works great, and has since this summer. So long as you’re on a recent release you shouldn’t have issues. Nvidia on a machine with an AMD iGPU requires you to blacklist the amdgpu module.
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by Filligree 1y ago
That safety net does not extend to paying the interest on your house loan.
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by Filligree 1y ago
Which, to be fair—we're talking about the pre-GPT-3.5 era—it kind of was?
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by Filligree 1y ago
I would buy an upgrade if it was twice the price. In reality it's more like 10x.
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by Filligree 1y ago
What about it? That only exponentiates the state space, it doesn’t make it non-finite.
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by Filligree 1y ago
Of course it’s more expensive. It’s still tokens, but considerably more of them.

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