JustBreath

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by JustBreath 3y ago
It's not that they do little, it's just that they don't deserve this when the people under them effectively foot the bill in lack of pay raises.
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by JustBreath 3y ago
Same thing happened with VMs, "the cloud" and containers... Hapless CIOs and senior technical advisors around the world were convinced all their problems would be solved if they'd just sign a contract with <arbitrary vendo
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by JustBreath 3y ago
My concern would be something more like getting 2FA codes stolen.
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by JustBreath 3y ago
There's a rebuke to this argument in the article: > In some sense it doesn’t matter how a galactic civilization gets or uses its power because the second law of thermodynamics makes energy use hard to hide. They could construct Dyso
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by JustBreath 3y ago
> Monitor them for "dangerous" thought like we do with LLM We do that?
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by JustBreath 4y ago
There's money to back the hype alright, but it resides with businesses/academia/government who are itching to find a way to buy their way into an AI-enabled modernization.
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by JustBreath 4y ago
Other sources are fallible as well, but also less likely to make big mistakes and more likely to cover the major pitfalls of a hobby/area of expertise by virtue of actual experience and understanding of the subject matter. (versus stat
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by JustBreath 4y ago
Yeah that's going to be the real issue, all the niche unmaintained images that no one is going to pick up the pieces for. They're taking a big chunk of open source and tossing it in the garbage.
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by JustBreath 4y ago
It's summarizations all the way down.
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by JustBreath 4y ago
Didn't work for the luddites.
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by JustBreath 4y ago
I feel like at the moment governments are equal parts trying to understand how this is going to shake up the nature of competition between nations and trying to figure out how to exploit this technology. Dunno how many of them are thinking
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by JustBreath 4y ago
Yeah, it used to be I'd set Google results to just one year back, now I'm having to set it to one month.
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by JustBreath 4y ago
Believe you had to pick up the item, and IIRC if you got rid of it they would let you off.
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by JustBreath 4y ago
Betteridge's law holds up as usual.
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by JustBreath 4y ago
It doesn't work for all games, but I was a big fan of Dark Soul's method of dealing with cheaters. If your character or account was flagged for cheating, you were put into a public multiplayer pool/jail with all the other che
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by JustBreath 4y ago
I feel like the alternative is trusting Facebook et. al with this. And sure they'll protect you from malware, but they'll also have some opinions about who you should vote for, what businesses you should patronize, etc...
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by JustBreath 4y ago
Anyone care to recommend some open source options? I've read about GPT-J, GPT-NEO, Bloom. Understanding they aren't as effective/intuitive as Open AI's stuff but unlike OpenAI, they are actually open.
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by JustBreath 4y ago
Depends on the application being hosted. Also: https://firewalltimes.com/amazon-web-services-data-breach-ti...
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by JustBreath 4y ago
And the scary thing is AI is better than traditional scammers because it's systematic. It can wait until you're tired, or even come up with perfectly reasonable explanations for why you should click a link based on your chat histo