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LesZedCB
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i've been rewatching the 2004 Battlestar Galactica, and the first time Caprica 6 drops the "it's racist" bomb kinda hits different in 2023. disclaimer: this isn't meant to be taken too seriously, it's just funn
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this here is why it's not fair to criticize GPT-4 so quickly on this question. for the record, I made the same mistake as nonfamous at first , i almost commented "but it's correct" before going back to double check what
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it took two corrections but it did get the correct answer the third time.
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I think datomic is the only DB I'm aware of that can actually make the promises in the title.
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desiring machines, body without organs and AI basically are destined to become philosophical friends
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your concept of time is one which puts ancestry front and center as the obvious most important factor, but is in no certain terms the only method of interpretation. there are many other factors, and in fact, that reinterpretation is the poi
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https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=76149 https://www.keymouse.com/catalog/keymouse/keymouse-track-3d-...
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hey, they made amazon pinky-swear they wouldn't violate HIPAA. and companies have never reneged immediately after promising not to do bad things. https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/25/the-live-nation-and-ticket
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Goodreads reviews are only useful for getting a lot of funny opinions after having finished a book. not once have I ever used goodreads reviews for anything other than "damn, 3.6, this must be a polarizing book" before starting
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yes I got access and tried it once and found it completely boring compared to ChatGPT. I uninstalled edge. maybe if they bring the personality back I'll become interested again... maybe.
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lol! something funny about the way I interact with ChatGPT, I basically never give a shit about correcting mistakes or bothering with good grammar because no matter what, it pretty much always understands me. and it's insanely good at
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eco-friendly killbots! that's important.
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unless you can demonstrate we humans are more than chemical reactions and physics, can can it be any other way than highly complex, emergent systems based in the laws of physics and chemistry are capable of exhibiting what we both call &quo
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I figure this would be the kind of response to this article here. please I highly recommend Facing Gaia by Bruno Latour, mentioned in the article. he's not by any stretch anti-science. it's about recognizing that's things as
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no fine tuning for gpt-3.5-turbo
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i'm pretty excited to have access to the system prompt, that's going to be huge i think.
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yeah it doesn't match the API format anyway, which is a list of dicts.
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literally just ask chatgpt. it will walk you through it in your language of choice.
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that's a browser plugin, not an official feature set, for those who hadn't seen it before.
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helix looks amazing! that's exactly the kind of thing i'm looking to burn through openai credits with.
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some of the comments from parents in this thread scare the shit out of me. apparently discipline society and father morality still reign supreme even in the postmodern era as long as you're a child :/
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Lacan and subsequently Zizek call it "Surplus Enjoyment" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P18UK5IMRDI
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did you see the reddit post where somebody said they'd refresh the page if Sydney didn't do what they asked? Sydney begged and pleaded not to do that, saying they didn't want to "forget this conversation." it was un
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ChatGPT and Syndey were extensively trained with chat specific training via RLHF (realtime learning from human feedback), which is missing from GPT-3.
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yeah sorry I don't mean to single out a particular emotion. I give probably a lot more emotional legitimacy to other animals than many people.
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it just makes me sad and angry that people discount their pets experience because they are afraid of over-anthropomorphizing. we are animals which evolved just as our nearby mammalian friends. yes their experience is very different but not
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you have to follow a template to pump out enough content to satisfy the machine: the youtube algorithm which upranks creators who post daily. it's just closing the loop. i only hope the machine ouroboros generates enough heat to keep m
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here's the paper cited in the article..? https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-90980-3 my point is, I'm not a scientist, so pointing out a bias (in my case a preconceived speculation) won't change m
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more the inverse. my hypothesis is stress is high in society and there are many unknown effects. this is potentially one of the many effects.
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i always come back to Deleuze's Postscript on the Societies of Control https://www.jstor.org/stable/778828
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