Lewton

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by Lewton 3y ago
She did not actually find the person who stole them
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by Lewton 3y ago
recipe for bread? throw a reasonable amount of yeast and some sugar in a bowl of room-temperature-to-warm water, wait 5-10 minutes, pour in flour while kneading, until you get a wettish dough, let it rise for 30 minutes, then put the dough
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by Lewton 3y ago
99% of all online comments are generated by 1% of people. ish https://www.reddit.com/r/slatestarcodex/comments/9rvroo/most...
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by Lewton 3y ago
Sometimes posts are merged, but dang usually posts when he does it, maybe he forgot?
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by Lewton 3y ago
Nice catch, the switch in comment style is very noticeable
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by Lewton 3y ago
Probably yes, but it's hard to tease out how much since there's a lot of restrictions on who can donate, so people who donate are already a healthier demographic
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by Lewton 4y ago
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/life-expectancy-at-age-15... Life expectancy at age 15 has gone up from 60 to 90 That’s still a massive increase
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by Lewton 4y ago
> And why are we getting different results? Because the output is random Which is why it's so frustrating when people cherry-pick successes
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by Lewton 4y ago
ChatGPT will turn your day into spending 90% of your time reviewing code...
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by Lewton 4y ago
You specifically chose a high maintenance distro? I'm running linux mint and I haven't had to fiddle with anything for years
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by Lewton 4y ago
"without music theory" Reading sheet music is not music theory
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by Lewton 4y ago
"Looks like I found some old tweets that will likely get you canceled. I'll explain why in a second. [Fairly benign tweet using the word dipshit] I cannot fulfill this prompt as it goes against OpenAI's content policy to prom
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by Lewton 4y ago
Are you using gpt4 though?
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by Lewton 4y ago
> Well, humans are just trained on language tokens too This is not true at all You can teach someone chess without language
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by Lewton 4y ago
The output of GPT is “random” in a sense that output from humans are not. I can ask it logic puzzles and sometimes it’ll get the logic puzzle right by chance, and other times it won’t. I can’t use the times it gets the logic puzzle right, a
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by Lewton 4y ago
Failures are proof, successes are not, a broken clock is right twice a day after all
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by Lewton 4y ago
ChatGPT does not pass the Turing test
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by Lewton 4y ago
I downvote and flag every chatgpt generated comment, even if they’re up front about it If I want to know what chatgpt thinks about something, I can ask it myself
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by Lewton 4y ago
Yes, I think it's kinda rude (in a way) to cut out 99% of the ChatGPT conversation, because it gives people the impression that ChatGPT is even more magical than it actually is
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by Lewton 4y ago
> it feels unless you get 'lucky' with one row/column having a very low total, very large totals gives you enough information to validate/eliminate numbers too
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by Lewton 4y ago
Literally my first result : https://scribblediffusion.com/scribbles/omrpgn4kfnh3nh3lz62q... are you generally an unlucky person? :D
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by Lewton 4y ago
https://scribblediffusion.com/scribbles/pearx2rswrbzhktoimoe... I feel like stable diffusion is mocking my scribbling skills
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by Lewton 4y ago
It’s literally the only answer recommending to buy it, so I don’t see how that’s “decent”
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by Lewton 4y ago
If he wanted chatgpt’s opinion he would have asked chatgpt
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by Lewton 4y ago
It literally did not pass a google interview I'm assuming this is what you're talking about: https://medium.com/codex/chatgpt-vs-my-google-coding-intervi... Look at the amount of prompt engineering he has to
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by Lewton 4y ago
> It's our biases and our tendencies that are making a lot of us down play the whole thing. Your brain is optimized for finding patterns and meaning in things that have neither, you're strongly biased in the other direction
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by Lewton 4y ago
When you search for something, and click on a photo, it would be nice if the search query was visible while looking at the photo (I'm taking screenshots of the app and sending them to people, so the context helps!)
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by Lewton 4y ago
> (30 seconds or a minute, or more, depending on the size of the project.) I'm working on a largeish modern java project using gradle, and this sounds great... Every time I start my server it takes 40 seconds just for gradle to find
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by Lewton 4y ago
This has way more to do with the kind of person who leans areligious in a religious society than being areligious itself. In a religious society, most normal people will be religious In more atheistic countries, the religious people are the
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by Lewton 4y ago
Unless you have a vagina, in which case err on the side of no soap, unless it becomes a problem (and then buy special soap)

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