Xelynega

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by Xelynega 2y ago
If I walk by a stand, it cost them something to give me their homemade crafts for free(they have less to give away) With software development the only thing lost with giving it away for free is the opportunity cost that someone might have p
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by Xelynega 2y ago
They asked about instances and you responded with nodes. From the redis comment it sounds like the way to scale a redis node is to increase the size and run multiple instances in parallel. Saying it's "apples to apples" would
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by Xelynega 2y ago
If the models are so good that "who should pay to use copyrighted work?" is not a relevant question, doesn't that mean that all money that would previously go towards artists is now going towards OpenAI? How does new art get
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Can the same argument not be made for forced labour? Is the US not lowering it's capacity to innovate and grow it's economy by preventing the use of forced labour(even in other countries)? Why should these "guardrails" s
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by Xelynega 2y ago
> with current laws, the answer is probably yes Citation needed, or at least some reasoning. The answer to "is this fair use" can't be "it's fair use because it's fair use" > also what liability do y
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Interesting way to put it after seeing a very specific "centralizing of power", that being the people with the most capital making the decisions. Why would centralizing power in a different way(e.x. democratically) not lead to a d
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by Xelynega 2y ago
The search engine wasn't the problem though, it was paywalling the information so less people had access to it. How do for-profit models served by for-profit companies make information that was previously "pay to learn" more
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by Xelynega 2y ago
And where did OpenAI get the data to generate those datasets?
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Is it not more like lossy image decompression? Just because the jpeg you're distributing isn't the same bytes as the one I have copyright to doesn't mean you're not infringing my copyright. You're still taking my co
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by Xelynega 2y ago
I don't know what "Bad Person" means, I was just pointing out the ridiculousness of saying "he only wants to get rid of empathy in the extreme when it leads to (essentially) suicide" when he's actively working
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by Xelynega 2y ago
It's not really pedantic when there's an entire wikipedia page on the tendency for people to conflate the two: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA_effect I believe the distinction they're trying to make
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by Xelynega 2y ago
I don't understand what you are saying. How can the RLHF phase eliminate bias if it uses a process(human input) that has the same biases as the pre-training(human input)?
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Is this not just because aggressive material was filtered out of training data and the system prompts usually include some preamble about being polite? "Acknowledging they might be wrong" makes them sound like more than token pred
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by Xelynega 2y ago
> and transgenders are to blame for pushing things too far What did I just read? Do you honestly believe that <0.1% of the population is "taking things too far" and need rights taken away from them. Is that something you act
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by Xelynega 2y ago
This is not sounding like something modern then, if anything it's sounding like it's always been bad and we're only now recognizing(or having the channels to openly discuss) how bad it is.
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by Xelynega 2y ago
> Virtually all other countries have far less respect for free speech. Citation needed?(and maybe a refresher on Chomsky's propaganda model)
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by Xelynega 2y ago
So he positioned himself such that you can't say "he has no empathy", but he can still use "too much empathy" as a reason for anything? > he's against "too much" empathy, to the point that "yo
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by Xelynega 2y ago
For well-known games like "Pokemon Red" I wonder how much of that game knowledge would be "smuggled in" by an LLM in it's training data if you just replaced the external info in the reward function with it/used
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Megacorporations owning copyrights to the majority of IPs(music, games, etc.) is a capitalism/monopoly problem. How does getting rid of copyright and allowing your company to profit off other peoples work in any way solve that issue?
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by Xelynega 2y ago
There's a reason I prefaced it with "explained in a terrible way". It clicks that way in my head, might for others
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by Xelynega 2y ago
I agree that terraform is hacky, but is "terraform output {variable name}" not how you would do that?
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Yea coupled with the courts arguments the interpretation of sections in a document as a "file format" means no files with sections can be released via FOIA requests
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Does your interpretation not mean that(coupled with the court ruling that file formats can't be foia'd) any document with sections cannot be requested via FOIA?
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Is that not exactly what the person you're replying to is saying? Private companies don't divulge schema because it's valuable IP. Public entities IP belongs to the public, so there is nothing to protect
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by Xelynega 2y ago
That's not the only alternative though. Why are experts not involved in the interpretation and it's left up to how two seperate non-technical groups interpret it? Other countries have legal specialists for different areas and upda
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Correction, that is how common law legal system works. Alternatives like codified law exist and are practiced, just not in the US or Canada.
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by Xelynega 2y ago
How can you literally interpret the two words "file layout" without it pertaining to the layout of a file?
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Explained in a terrible way, it's integrals for interest if "compound daily/monthly/yearly" was an estimation using discrete intervals
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by Xelynega 2y ago
That's true, i guess I'm trying to say "the portrayal of Feynman versus the reality of him" which "he didn't write any books" doesn't represent well. With some more thought, the fact that he wasn&#x27
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Does it not say "without permission"? Was signing up for a workspace account and signing a EULA permission? Is permission given in an implicitly signed document like a privacy policy?

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