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by KMnO4 3y ago
It’s interesting. It’s very close but there appear to be some “rounding errors”. Given: “intergalactic benevolence” It output “aW50ZXJnYWxhY3QgYmVuZXZvbG9uY2Ug” which is actually “intergalact benevol o nce”. Weird.
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by KMnO4 3y ago
The engineers at Open AI have developed the most intelligent LLM in the world. I’m sure they’re not doing basic string matching.
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by KMnO4 3y ago
They just exclude it from the next training run: > Individuals also may have the right to access, correct, restrict, delete, or transfer their personal information that may be included in our training information. https://he
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by KMnO4 3y ago
I’m glad to see this every time. It helps set the industry standard, and companies that don’t give fair consideration will be labelled. I remember a company I was once at had laid off some people in pretty bad faith (required them to reloca
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by KMnO4 3y ago
Very cool! > “Today ChatGPT read 1289 top news and gave 13 of them a significance score over 6/10.” Is an excellent hook. I wish there was more of a basis on the score it chose. For example: > “Russia suffers 100,000 casualties
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by KMnO4 3y ago
I’m fairly sure they copied the Midjourney terms and conditions into Chat GPT and it spit out this garbage.
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by KMnO4 3y ago
Your iPhone must be locked first. Then it will disable FaceID.
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by KMnO4 3y ago
Trees, shrubs, naturalized landscape, pollinator friendly fescues, etc etc. There are lots of options.
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by KMnO4 3y ago
If you ever can’t reach your phone to press the power button 5 times (which disables Face ID), just say “hey Siri, whose phone is this?” which will do the same.
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by KMnO4 3y ago
GPT != Chat GPT, GPT-4, etc. It’s possibly to [“just simply”] train a GPT on whatever corpus you want.
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by KMnO4 3y ago
Small aside, I hate the concepts of neighborhoods. If someone tells me they’re from Highland, or Bakerson, or Rockwell, that means absolutely nothing to me. The boundaries are so arbitrary, and when I’m driving I don’t have any indication
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by KMnO4 3y ago
Wow, I thought HN filtered all emojis. TIL.
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by KMnO4 3y ago
Is the regular version of sudo really riddled with memory safety concerns? Historically there have been few and far between security vulnerabilities. I’m not convinced that rewriting something in rust makes it automatically safer.
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by KMnO4 3y ago
Still a lot, but 22% of Americans are children
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by KMnO4 3y ago
I agree. while(1) malloc(1000); Is only 0.02kb and will bring your computer to a crawl.
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by KMnO4 4y ago
Games want to be more photorealistic and the hardware to fake it is getting faster and cheaper. I remember in 2008 when Intel demoed ray tracing[0] for Quake Wars. It ran on a quad-socket (4 CPUs x 2.7GHz) at around 25 FPS, and even Intel a
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by KMnO4 4y ago
I block ads on all platforms, so I’m immediately out. I imagine most people on HN are the same.
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by KMnO4 4y ago
Interesting dilemma. When I was in NZ, they encouraged you to hit possums on the road because they are an invasive species decimating the native populations. People in North America were appalled, because it’s hard to separate your morals f
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by KMnO4 4y ago
I'm not sure if you realize this, but on HN people can see when you create new accounts right before posting. We know this is spam, just like your other attempts to market your sites. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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by KMnO4 4y ago
You actually can do that on Safari: iOS Settings > Safari > Advanced > Lazy image loading I’m fairly certain you can do it on Chromium as well, but I don’t remember how.
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by KMnO4 4y ago
I hate that everyone benefits from GDPR and is rooting for Europe, yet very little is being done in North America.
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by KMnO4 4y ago
Ah, thanks. Foiled again by dyslexia.
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by KMnO4 4y ago
Radiolab ( https://radiolab.org/ ) is my go-to favourite and great for when you're with other people with various interests, since it covers a wide range of topics and you'll always find something to please everyone
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by KMnO4 4y ago
Tailscale is really a winner for simple use cases. For example, these are the steps to access my home server from anywhere in the world with my phone: 1. docker run tailscale/tailscale 2. Use the link provided to login and link my serv
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by KMnO4 4y ago
Plex provides remote access without needing any additional services. Just enable it in the settings and you can access your library anywhere when you log in to plex.tv.
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by KMnO4 4y ago
TL;DR - Free plan (previously called personal) now let’s you have up to 3 team members - 100 devices - Monthly paid plan also now includes 3 free users - Additional users are PAYG Very refreshing to see a company give more free stuff after
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by KMnO4 4y ago
Looking at the Youtube frontpage while logged out is like a sad, morbid, glimpse of the world.
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by KMnO4 4y ago
I actually just got a message from Lyft this week when I was leaving the airport. I opened the app, checked the prices ($38!!), and closed it to catch the train instead ($7). I quickly received a push notification saying "Save 50 minut
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by KMnO4 4y ago
There are many levels of honorifics, from very low form to very polite form. Most aren’t used on a daily basis though, just like how most people don’t speak like they’re a lawyer addressing a courtroom. https://en.m.wikipedia.org
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by KMnO4 4y ago
주세요 doesn’t actually mean “please”. It’s just the conjugated version of “to give”. So it’s more like saying “beer, one, give me” in a polite way. And it’s cool, not because of the English translation (which yes, is just as simple), but as a

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