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WhrRTheBaboons
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WhrRTheBaboons
6mo ago
not when all the world capital is pushed into that bubble while eventually eroding the freedom to do all these things can't move away from internet when you can't earn money without it, and all the services require you to particip
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WhrRTheBaboons
6mo ago
I agree. For me, it's much funnier when read as Greg not being aware of the issue. It's the same idea as Dennis in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia being oblivious that he's acting like a psychopath. Doesn't stop a
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6mo ago
bloating up for the IPO
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WhrRTheBaboons
7mo ago
that does not seem like something you need an 'autonomous' agent for.
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WhrRTheBaboons
7mo ago
I would've went for Agentic Neural Infrastructure personally ARMANI for short /s
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WhrRTheBaboons
7mo ago
what example are you talking about? assuming it's non-UK would like to read about it.
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7mo ago
the point is VC money
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8mo ago
It will pretend to have done "research" for you and will say something like "most recent studies (Madeup Author, 2026) suggest that the side effects of alternative brands are not well understood"
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8mo ago
US law is not recognized under this administration
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8mo ago
>At least yet, no one can stop their top scientist to move to another country Let's hope so, because I am not so certain.
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1y ago
Ultimately the issue is allowing Google to skirt around anti-monopoly rules by throwing money at Mozilla. Can't really blame the latter for cashing in when the rules fail at enforcing a competitive environment. Hate the game, not the p
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2y ago
what about US costs of living?
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2y ago
gonna try it out. thanks for the overview!
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2y ago
(EU perspective) it is binding. you just add both parties' initials/signature on the margin of each line that was changed.
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WhrRTheBaboons
3y ago
revenge is a sword without a handle. it also hurts the wielder it might not be "fair", but forgiveness is healthier for you
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3y ago
> where you cannot predict the outcome with a very high level of confidence so never demo LLMs. got it.
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WhrRTheBaboons
3y ago
Blazer sounds cool, thanks for the link!
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3y ago
which will only continue to convince people if the technology stays safely locked away in possession of a single corp. if it were opened to public faking such videos would lose (nearly) all of its power
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WhrRTheBaboons
3y ago
>If OpenAI can somehow help stop that, I am all for it. I got some bad news for you then.
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3y ago
easier said than done 3b1b's main selling point is the extreme level of polish on his visualizations - something that takes a lot of time (money) to develop the sad part is that it takes extreme luck to make it on yt. i wish educating
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3y ago
yeah, it's like saying directors can't enjoy movies, since they know how they're made. sure, some times it's more difficult to suspend disbelief, but on the other hand there is many more details that can be appreciated o
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3y ago
it makes perfect sense. the fact that GPT correctly represents the initial paragraphs gives off the impression to users that they can rely on it for the rest of the article. from the perspective of a journalistic publication, the fact that
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3y ago
What is your use case?
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3y ago
studio albums are already partly machine generated and completely different from live performances. popular music is often impossible to perform live due to the actual track being composed from split segments sawn together so fast that a hu
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3y ago
That's a hilarious story. Thanks for posting!
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WhrRTheBaboons
3y ago
cool project!
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WhrRTheBaboons
3y ago
cheers!
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3y ago
the fact that even if it has been done before, the experience of making it yourself will benefit you in the long run
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WhrRTheBaboons
3y ago
cheers
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3y ago
the difference is, a motor would not be able to provide means of doing a crime that you don't already have. an LLM could educate you in how to commit crimes, which you would have no idea about otherwise but crimes in general are a bit
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