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Miraltar
9mo ago
I'm guessing they used the same argument that was made for calculators, printing... By lessening the burden on your brain you weaken it.
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Miraltar
9mo ago
I think it's fine when you're just working on your own but if you have to review code or work in a codebase you don't own that's much more effort.
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Miraltar
9mo ago
That's not really what's said. If you regularly change languages and some are supported and some are not, switching to unsupported languages will be very unpleasant. Having to switch editor/install plugins/customize can
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Miraltar
10mo ago
Yup, three years of fighting on "correct" use of words. Maybe someday people will accept that LLMs do "hallucinate" even tho it's not the same "hallucinate" as for humans.
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10mo ago
Agreed, the original title is better (and typo free) although a bit long. H-Neurons: On the Existence, Impact, and Origin of Hallucination-Associated Neurons in LLMs
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Miraltar
10mo ago
Keep in mind that not everyone on the internet uses English as their first language and they might use words weirdly cause it resembles what they're used to
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10mo ago
> if you do not have enough grip, you may unfortunately spill the coffee on the floor. If you don't have enough grip while doing a sharp turn, it could be literally fatal. As a result, it is wise for the absolute majority of people
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10mo ago
Delegating life decisions to AI is obviously quite stupid but it can really help lay out and question your thoughts even if it's obviously biased.
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10mo ago
You're doing it the wrong way imo, if you ask gpt to improve a sentence that's already very polished it will only add grandiosity because what else it could do? For a proper comparison you'd have to give it the most raw form
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10mo ago
Exactly as discussed in Sebastian Lague's video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGk0rnyTa1U
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11mo ago
It doesn't say that gpt is better, just that it is more popular
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Miraltar
1y ago
We move a lot more than we used to. Not so long ago you generally didn't need internet to keep in touch because 50 years later your childhood friend would still live 10km away
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1y ago
I couldn't read it
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Experiments as Performance Art
(kevinmunger.substack.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
This example is much worse: https://hackerone.com/reports/2298307
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1y ago
I assume the training dataset is mostly the same anyway. I imagine prompting in different language could have a huge effect though.
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Miraltar
1y ago
This is different, the queens mate with two different types of males. Ibericus to produce new fertile queens and structor to produce infertile workers.
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1y ago
> The only other videogames that have this much focus on movement alone are the Mario 3D platformers — Mario 64, Mario Sunshine, Mario Galaxy 1 and 2, and Mario Odyssey. Right. Cause you know all the games that exist. I know it's me
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1y ago
I see a lot of people complaining about the scrolling thing but I don't get why, can someone explain?
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1y ago
Lots of people seem to complain that it's too easy but as a non native speaker it was too hard for me and it felt super frustrating cause you can't retry or see the solution
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1y ago
Well, a few years ago I was a student in CS and my formation had the AI label stamped on it. We talked about machine learning, neural network and stuff like that and we called that AI. There was never a mention of AGI. I don't know if
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1y ago
This sounds like a terrible idea to me, you're training intelligent computer to aim for power. It's fine as long as they're bad but if they get good then we have a problem
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1y ago
The example might be bad but the argument still stands. Painting hasn't disappeared when photography was invented. Drummers still drum after the invention of drum machines.
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1y ago
Anonymizing data is really hard and I'm not sure they'd be allowed to do it. I mean they're accused of deleting evidences, why would they be allowed to alter it ?
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1y ago
You can easily prompt ai to do that
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1y ago
reddit discussion about it : https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1kqdrip/im_a_l...
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1y ago
Russia is literally 5 times bigger than India
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1y ago
This and taxes, it's much much harder to get cigarettes as a teenager now because of the price
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1y ago
The article isn't really about what the Gruen transfer is but rather about how it's applied on internet. I don't think mentioning the guy would be useful there, if anyone's curious they can just google Gruen transfer
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1y ago
Everytime documents about infiltration in this type of stuff come out I'm amazed by how they talk, I'm not sure how unrealistic this is
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