Tenoke

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by Tenoke 4y ago
Not really, I did try it with multiple attempts with multiple people and chatgpt had more issues. I just shared only one of them. If someone tests in a more systematic fashion that'd be great.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
To be fair, it also seems like it performs worse. question: "Who is Scott Alexander?" chatgpt-turbo: >As an AI language model, I cannot determine the specific Scott Alexander in question without further contextual information.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
The 5gb model is likely too big for 95% of people's machines and renting gpus is likely not much cheaper. I'm using also whisper myself locally to transcribe my voice notes though.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I expect that if he thought highly of them he just wouldn't say anything and that this is close to his real opinion.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
It looked pretty good and it was a great adaptation. It also didn't really look that much like their other shows (many of which are indeed extremely mediocre) and it sounds like you just have some anti-netflix bias.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Huh, I'm trying it now and the results seem so weak compared to any other model I've seen since dall-e.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
6 days of LSD a week or even weekly can easily make you believe really weird things (often with a spiritual bend), though it depends on the dosage. I'm pro LSD but I've seen a ton of people change massively from overly frequent us
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by Tenoke 4y ago
More accurately it's not the case that those that don't regret it can report it at that much higher rates for survivorship bias to be relevant.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
That's a wild claim. It's not as unlikely as you think for someone who enjoys something to praise it on their own.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Most people who regret doing drugs can publicise it.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
It seems as likely as people being able to build big automaker level of cars just with tools in their garage. More compute is going to keep producing better results at least for LLMs.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
You (and many in this thread) are comparing the best movies of a period to the average movies of today. In reality there's as good or better movies now and a ton of crap from back then, too.
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Prediction Market FAQ(astralcodexten.substack.com)
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Ironically people make the same mistake about both due to hearing about the worst examples more. In reality it's only a small minority of cocaine (crack or not) users that end up in rehab or overdose, it's just that those are the
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Supposedly the stimulating effect of chocolate mostly comes from PEA (Phenylethylamine) which people just buy in pills to use as a nootropic. So you can just try that if it's only about the effect. Though you'd likely need maois a
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by Tenoke 4y ago
For what is worth, people were trying the same thing with GANs (I also played with doing it with stylegan a bit) but the results weren't as good. The amazing thing is that the current diffusion models are so good that the spectograms a
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by Tenoke 4y ago
1. Checking from a small second account I get different people but not him in Who to Follow. 2. I just checked in incognito and he's currently not trending for me(from Germany).
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Yeah, switching from Sublime Text to VSCode had basically 0 adjustment period. I'm not particularly worried about switching to the next one someday nor do I feel like I'm missing out for taking 15m longer per year for the rare ser
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by Tenoke 4y ago
~ Same thing as USDC but issued by Binance. They use them interchangeably in some cases since they themselves can also convert them 1:1 (both are worth 1$) just not immediately- e.g. if you have 100 busd you can straight cash that out as us
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by Tenoke 4y ago
SC2 is f2p so you can. You also typically will pay some manufacturer for basketball equipment before you play.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
>They make it extremely hard to withdraw money This might be true for Binance.us (seperate, smaller entity), I don't know but definitely isn't true for actual Binance. A few chains have occasional to frequent ~1 day deposit&#x2
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I installed Windows 11 last week, disabled all personalization/tracking/ads settings I could find and I don't think I've noticed any ads whatsoever.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
You yourself jump from >The point is that not everything has to be useful to framing it in terms of its usefulness >physical exercise is good for you
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Programmer would be the last job to go but it's possible that the number of programmer jobs would start decreasing in the mean time.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
>Ugh, can these growth hacking types stop trying to make everything into a "thing"? Can one just go out for a bloody walk without someone saying they need to make the best out of it, and to use it for spiritual and career growt
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by Tenoke 4y ago
>I don't question technical merits behind these tools, but so far I haven't seen any output above mediocre - that is, compared to what a competent human in their skill can do. I don't have competent humans for every subjec
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by Tenoke 4y ago
While I liked the show, given the basic level of the explanations of ethics systems as well as the caricature portrayal the philosopher, I find it hard to believe their book is an exceptional option for learning more.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Starcraft and Dota benefit a lot from having good micro. Stratego seems to be only macro. Micro is easyish for AI and requires less long-term thinking to get benefits from.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
"What is gpt-3? GPT-3 (Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3) is an unsupervised, large-scale language model developed by OpenAI. It uses deep learning methods to produce human-like text, with the goal of automatically generating readab
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I also watch most things with subs but I find it frequently leads to a worse experience. I end up reading things too early (e.g. a punchline) for one.

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