ShannonLimiter

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by ShannonLimiter 3y ago
Don’t you mean Sonja Lang?
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by ShannonLimiter 3y ago
I'm not sure if ChatGPT can solve super conductivity, but the current version of ChatGPT can handle the bears in space question and the Monty Hall problem from the linked article. GPT-4 was released a month after that article published
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by ShannonLimiter 3y ago
I wish I could see the screen on my Playdate. I've found it incredibly difficult to see under normal lighting conditions. I wish they went with a different display.
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by ShannonLimiter 3y ago
GPT 3.5 Turbo gets the right answer for me every time.
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by ShannonLimiter 3y ago
Just ask it to figure it out step-by-step and to remove accents: GPT-4: Figure this out step by step and check your work: Remove the accents and tell me if this a palindrome: Élu par cette crapule GPT-3.5 (Needs to know that removing spaces
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by ShannonLimiter 4y ago
They did not. AI.com redirects to a-i.com. This may have been a publicity stunt by the owner to get traffic.
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by ShannonLimiter 4y ago
Only if prompt engineers and devs continue to be lazy. The most popular exposures could have been prevented if the devs talked to people who understand prompting and how to mitigate this.
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by ShannonLimiter 4y ago
Hallucinations aren’t supernatural. Kowalski wasn’t a ghost. This was evident in the movie. The Martian’s bad physics and chemistry should also rule it out from the list based on your criteria. Which would be sad, because despite that, it’s
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by ShannonLimiter 4y ago
So is The Martian. The physics in the movie and book are absolutely magical: windstorms powerful enough to impale people but not enough air pressure to require a top to the spacecraft. Toxic, perchlorate soil growing potatoes… Both the book
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by ShannonLimiter 4y ago
Your website is only 30 words with no examples or explanations that I can see – just a sign up. The video on your site doesn’t play on my computer. It might be worth 1,000 votes, but it’s hard to know without actually seeing what it can do.
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by ShannonLimiter 4y ago
I’d add Gravity and Ad Astra to that list.
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by ShannonLimiter 4y ago
Here’s an argument for why these are holograms: http://amasci.com/amateur/holo3.html
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by ShannonLimiter 4y ago
Desktop. MacOS. Safari. Gave up trying after it kept asking me to go back.
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by ShannonLimiter 4y ago
FWIW The show is based on the appendices of Lord of the Rings and not the Silmarillion, which they don’t have the rights for and have to avoid infringing upon.
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by ShannonLimiter 4y ago
Is this DALL-E? There’s no DALL-E signature on the image. The same prompt with DALL-E gives me proper silhouettes with no watermark.
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by ShannonLimiter 4y ago
> The lesson here is not “we need to prove it was a lab leak,” the lesson is “we need better visibility inside China.” Which is also true for viruses that arise naturally inside China. The WIV was conducting research with US financial an
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by ShannonLimiter 4y ago
> 1) Understanding the origin doesn't change the consequences or response to the pandemic I have the opposite opinion. If there was a lab leak and a coverup, this meant that the Chinese government likely knew earlier and had more in
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by ShannonLimiter 4y ago
This uses OpenAI’s CLIP model which is open source: https://github.com/openai/clip
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by ShannonLimiter 4y ago
DALL-E is mentioned in several places in the paper. DALL-E 2 specifically is on page 18 and the system card: https://github.com/openai/dalle-2-preview/blob/main/system-c... DALL-E 2 = the stack of unCLIP