Zetobal

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by Zetobal 4y ago
The first hit was from investors that didn't like the deal... the second is from investors that liked it. That the former won't come back makes sense and so does the market. Well at least in this case.
782.
by Zetobal 4y ago
Never happened.
783.
by Zetobal 4y ago
It won't be lagging and force closing apps because of low ram though.
784.
by Zetobal 4y ago
Musicians, Artists, athletes... the list is rather long to be honest.
785.
by Zetobal 4y ago
They are technically right and are teachers... we all know what that means.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
Ok. :]
787.
by Zetobal 4y ago
But I don't.
788.
by Zetobal 4y ago
You are reading too many coffee table books.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
At this point it's just hilarious watching all these people gaslight themselves.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
It's not censorship it's their product... The whole idea of censorship is a conandrum everyone can do as they please with their AI. Is the valet mode of tesla censorship? Is intel crippling their consumer processors censorship? It
791.
by Zetobal 4y ago
Nas enclosure from a shitty off-brand, powersupply from a shitty off-brand. User = that usb-c standard really sucks.
792.
by Zetobal 4y ago
As long as you understand that the answers you get are because of your screaming everything is fine.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
It's people gaslighting themselves and it's really sad to be truly honest.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
The model is the model and it works exactly as it should.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
Llm gets unhinged when it's prompted with unhinged and rude prompts. pikachuface It's the users input not the model that steers the conversation if you are talking with someone who can't comprehend a fact and you are consis
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by Zetobal 4y ago
What an utterly shit headline for an ok article.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
I get it but comments like yours make it seem intelligent for normal people, distorting the whole discussion, at least slow down with humanizing a llm, the human quips in the answers come from your prompts not from the model. Just imagine h
798.
by Zetobal 4y ago
There are also physicist that believed cern will open a portal to hell... or just listen to the congress hearings about the Superconducting Super Collier in Waxahachie.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
Why is everyone bringing examples that are totally explained by how the tokenizer works. There is no intelligence it's Markov chains on crack.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
...someone needs to read a bit about graphic api history.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
The funniest part about it is that the great 60s sci-fi writers do a better job explaining the consequences than all the view and click hustlers today.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
What do you mean by pinging? A literal icmp ping? I am also not a fan of installing any software ie. Wireshark on the machine you are probing... takes away the credibility by talking about a clean machine.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
I don't know grandpa's "If it sounds too good to be true it's probably not true." Still works quite well.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
Your weapon of choice also seems to be the keyboard.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
Reads like a guy testing out 30 to do apps to finally get productive.
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by Zetobal 4y ago
They were rich...
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by Zetobal 4y ago
Do you believe he would have clicked on the thread and made a comment if he wouldn't have a position?
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by Zetobal 4y ago
The truth is that nobody cares. Your "We the people" Braveheart speech is just cognitive dissonance with the rest of the world if you look at the reactions irl and on the web normal people, or better said people not in the tech bu
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by Zetobal 4y ago
Did you miss the part in the presentation were they rambled on for about 30mins how their implementation doesn't make these pesky little mistakes their competition does?
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by Zetobal 4y ago
There is always stock that has to be used up before they go bad and the pilots and machines need flying time no matter what. It's not as bad as it sounds and the rockets have their warheads removed.

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