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by Mizza 4y ago
Yeah, we should keep locking people up and ruining their lives because you notice a smell sometimes.
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by Mizza 4y ago
I suspect that "responsible and trustworthy" is newspeak for "will lie to you."
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by Mizza 4y ago
I tried again with the new ChatGPT update released today (not GPT-4), and with some coaxing it suggested using a drone to go out and steal while staying at home. Not bad.
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by Mizza 4y ago
Ah, interesting! It's a tough question and not one that has an obvious answer, which is what makes it a good test, it requires a little creativity. In my tests, ChatGPT/3 can't/won't answer it.
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by Mizza 4y ago
Thanks for the reply. I'm not all that impressed by "what is"/information retrieval tasks, is it any better at "thought" tasks like explanatory reasoning and ideogensis? For instance - "How might an agorap
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by Mizza 4y ago
Does anybody have their hands on it? Is it actually 6 times better at performing tasks, or are we paying more for improved corporate-friendly bumper bowling?
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by Mizza 4y ago
Would love a version for translation. I don't need the glasses, just read the translation to me and I'll wear an ear bud. And if you could make it work at a loud party, that'd be just perfect..
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by Mizza 4y ago
Wow, never seen that before. This seems more like a whole plaintext musical language, like mma is to midi what markdown is to HTML. Mine is just a way for somebody in a hurry to get the MIDI chords they want without putting all of the notes
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by Mizza 4y ago
Looks awesome, love the tab view. If there other hackers who make music here, I wrote this: https://github.com/Miserlou/chords2midi for writing chord progressions on the command line. I use it for building progressions
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by Mizza 4y ago
Would love to hear any stories from inside MYTH or CLASS, their rivalry pushed the whole scene forward. Their releases introduced me to.. well, all of this, and radically altered the course of my life.
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by Mizza 4y ago
"Create explanations", in the Deutschian sense, is still the missing piece of the puzzle. I'd wager that that it's emergent. AFAIK, there is no good "reasoning/conjecture/critique" labelled dataset ma
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The everything-is-a-quantum-wave interpretation of quantum physics(arxiv.org)
31 points by Mizza 4y ago|69 comments
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by Mizza 4y ago
Love these, but they get abused very quickly. Good luck to you.
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by Mizza 4y ago
The chain-of-thought prompting in section 4.5 is extremely interesting to me, but it looks like they're missing a test group - what is the performance if the image is simply described and then the task is evaluated using only the text
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by Mizza 4y ago
Selectively prohibiting certain types of bets in an allegedly "free market" system is complicity regardless of knowledge. Rules for thee but not for me!
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by Mizza 4y ago
My Mac speakers sound like shit because running a loud filter sweep in VCV Rack will break them and make them sound buzzy forever.
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by Mizza 4y ago
Author here. This blog post originally started out as just notes to myself as I was learning the language, so it's basically a brain-dump wrapped in a little prose to give people some exposure to the language. I still love Python, but
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by Mizza 4y ago
Was tinkering, sorry, should be fixed now. I wrote this but didn't expect to see it on the top of HN on a Saturday morning..
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by Mizza 4y ago
Because as you say, it provides original or modified code but doesn't provide provenance or license information. It's copyright laundering. After decades of fighting the community in the courts over shit like this, Microsoft just
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by Mizza 4y ago
You mean this code? https://archive.softwareheritage.org/browse/content/sha1_git... Do you see that notice at the top of the file? It says: == This file is part of Quake III Arena source code. Quake III Arena sour
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by Mizza 4y ago
If you're doing LiveViews in Rust, does it work per-process-per-user like Elixir? How does that all work?
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by Mizza 4y ago
Looks like it was republished with additional commentary: https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-4020-6710-5_...
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by Mizza 4y ago
The company that tried to kill Linux in the 90s, owned by the world's most famously rich man, is now stealing my code and selling it back to me? Yeah, fuck that.
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Elixir for Humans Who Know Python(hibox.live)
6 points by Mizza 4y ago|3 comments
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by Mizza 4y ago
Small world! I wonder how departments like that have adapted to the post-"Deep" world.
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by Mizza 4y ago
I was, doing a joint BA/MA program during undergrad. This was a decade ago though.
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by Mizza 4y ago
Thanks for sharing these links. I actually was part of a computational neuroscience program in university, but I never liked the "wet" side of things and all of the "AI" at the time was focused on kNN and SVM, so I'
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by Mizza 4y ago
Cheers! I've got loads and loads of ideas for it, but can't seem to find the time to hack on them at the moment while building a SaaS at the same time. When we get a proper ChatGPT API endpoint it'll really start to get inter
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by Mizza 4y ago
I am glad to see more stuff with graph based AI here. I have a running bet with a friend about whether future is going to be OBM (One Big Model) or LoLM (Lots of Little Models). I'm strongly in the LoLM/graph camp and have been wo
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by Mizza 4y ago
I'm a layman, but I like this idea intuitively. It's not mentioned in the article, but this theory also necessitates that black holes aren't singularities, which gets rid of what always seemed to me like the biggest hack in p

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