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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
Would it also apply to humans that read and remember the content?
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
I mean even if you really want to believe they’ve broken every rule in the book, the concept of two wrongs making a right is still a poor take.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
I think you're referring to GPT3, which is distinct from ChatGPT
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
Wait, are we still talking about usage policies? Seems like a different discussion
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
Well they used common crawl which respects individual site policies such as robots.txt. https://commoncrawl.org/big-picture/frequently-asked-questio... So I think that's nonsense
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
Given that ChatGPT doesn't have a public facing API, I assume this goes against their usage policy?
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
Interesting, I wonder if you could (hypothetically) develop some hardware that does the bits the CPU needs to do and essentially have a cracker ASIC? And if it would yield improvements that require a reaction.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
Thanks for being a tester I guess. This is the kind of feature I will use when the car and software in question has been battle tested for *years* with objectively excellent results.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
Might be better to store outputs and implement a way to detect it within a larger piece of text. Think like a reverse Shazam but for text.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
Or, just squash your commits and focus on bigger things.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
I think they all spawn more questions equally.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
Why is one of those answers better than the other?
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
I really like this idea, where I'm from recruiters are the absolute worst.. Being that this is your app can you disclose that the model works? Like are people making some money with this? I'd hate to take this line and get no bite
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
Faking identity is just one side of it, I actually think we are still relatively safe, when we get to a point where AI can also fake both the location and actions that take place to levels that are indistinguishable from the real thing, the
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
The x's are bad across the board I think. Although on the whole I think this is pretty cool.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
I didn't even finish education until 30s. You need two things, a focus, and a real hunger to do the thing you focus on. The time for half measures is probably over. But you have time to dive head first into something.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
Momento Mori
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
> Just because a thing is prevalent doesn't mean it's good. I agree with this sentiment. I'm not sure I've ever seen a url referred to as "good", I was just a bit confused as to why someone would baulk at a
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
Genuinely curious to hear why you are so shocked. Long, ugly, user unfriendly urls are really prevalent. Arguments can be made even query params are pretty ugly.. Are urls expected to be a good UX these days? What's the big deal?
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
There are two replies to my comment, yours and someone else's. They both say the opposite thing!
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
This actually branches into a fascinating discussion about privacy. Arguably the world would be a much better place if corporations, governments and people were both unable and unwilling to keep secrets. Although, again, with all things bei
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
If “everywhere” is an infinitesimal point, is there much difference?
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
> but I can't fathom how people are comfortable sending every iteration of their code to a big tech corporation. I assume you only ever use self hosted source control then? And then where is it hosted?
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
I'm just confused why anyone would still want to work there. I don't know what the local markets are like but my priority would be to jump ship at all costs.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
I've been using a personal slack instance essentially to do this (leveraging it as a notification centre is actually kind of trivial). I absolutely be looking at this however.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
This would be like the turkeys voting for Christmas. And we're talking about a party that consists mostly of extremely self serving members. The drunk at the wheel is here to stay until the next natural GE.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
> Which means it’s essentially going away. Tell that to all the contractors that had HMRC tribunals pre reform.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
100%. I’m a contractor, and for many companies and recruiters it was a wink wink nudge nudge arrangement to keep a gravy train running. An element of that will return when the reform is scrapped.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
A two hour coding session is a nope from me, and a lot of talent will feel the same, you're going to miss out on some good people. You're going to learn little to nothing regardless of whether you're face to face or not. Mode
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
If you’re using windows then arguably the battle is already lost in that regard.

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