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4y ago
They just answered and they said, you can remove the rightmost colum to get a 60% form factor. Yippie! Looking forward to order from them.
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4y ago
Especially when it's bright. I can imagine under direct sunlight the keyboard loses some of its appeal. Whatever.
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It's a pity that they have one column of keys right to the Enter and Delete keys. I need empty space there because it's an anchor point for me. I tend to hit the key right to the Enter key whenever I want to hit the Enter key. My
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4y ago
You can prompt ChatGPT to insert slurs. Just search "prompt injection".
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4y ago
Re forgetting: we should be careful not to anthropomorphize ChatGPT. In principle, ChatGPT cannot forget. It is trained on data and this training will stay as long as it didn't get deleted or destroyed. In other words, in all cases of
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4y ago
But why do Japanese parents seem to struggle?
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Playing the devil's advocate: How would the older guys know that their work didn't matter? My personal experience: 2001 I got assigned to an internal project to keep me busy. When planning and getting feedback from the internal s
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4y ago
I gave some examples why this would not be a problem. One advantage of visions of utopias: they give ideas for a better world and also it shows what-if perspectives: what if we really could catch thieves in a beneficial way and help them? w
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4y ago
This is an utopia and the definition of utopia is that this is not a problem. This might be because this surveillance is benevolent. Another way could be that everybody has the tools to do this surveillance themselves in a beneficial way fo
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4y ago
It happens in Switzerland, too, at least perhaps west-northwest. We have a north-facing window (at latitude of almost 47° North) and in summer the room gets sun both early morning after sunrise and late evening before sunset.
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We shouldn't need to use uBlock. It is easy to assign blame to victims. This has happened to bycicle owners. If you don't lock your bike it's your fault your bike gets stolen. But theft is illegal. Theft is if someone wants t
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4y ago
I see two ways. Either let the students write school essays only in school while being supervised, or explicitly allow the use of ChatGPT and make them reflect the use of ChatGPT. Either way, this requires more effort by the teacher. I am s
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4y ago
OK, noted, sorry for my post.
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4y ago
If one company doesn't, then the customers will take the cheapest they believe to get. To me it just shows that sometimes strict regulation is the right thing to avoid the tragedy of commons.
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There's same law in Switzerland. However as soon as you as the buyer feel something is off, you aren't protected anymore because only good faith buyers are protected. For example if you go to the black market or something seems to
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4y ago
It's called trespassing.
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4y ago
And it seems they are failing again. They didn't learn from Tay. Maybe they will call for help and OpenAI needs to swoop in and extinguish fires (or this is already happening)
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4y ago
> there is no mind there Yesterday I read Wolfram's piece and he wrote: > I think, is that language is at a fundamental level somehow simpler than it seems. If Wolfram is true we could argument that GPT-3 was successful in captur
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4y ago
No, it just emulates it. You can ask ChatGPT to emulate a lot of things. I for example asked it to emulate a strict language teacher correcting my mistakes.
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4y ago
Why does this happen? If anyone has at least some speculation, I would like to read about it.
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True. My wife had cancer. She told me if she decides to leave the hospital I should accept her wish. I promised her that I would care for her as long I have the strength. We got oxycodone after the second surgery when we returned home. Half
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A side note: You can monkey-patch binary libraries with LD_PRELOAD=/path/monkey-patch.so your-binary args... In other words, even C can be like Ruby in this aspect, just more cumbersome. You need to write a C function wit
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I hope the quality of transcription will increase. Nowadays in Switzerland there are four different languages: English, French, German and the Swiss-German dialect which is different enough to warrant a separate speech-to-text training, whi
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4y ago
A Deaf lieutnant! If you are really Deaf, dear deafpolygon, please contact me. See my profile, there is a (hidden) way to contact me.
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4y ago
A solution might be: use two different AIs. The first one you can prompt to your heart's content. The second one is never prompted by anyone except the service provider. The second one does the filtering.
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4y ago
But for Deaf people? How often do remote working people phone?
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4y ago
I would try to fine-tune GPT such that I don't need to repeat the first part for every query. Since OpenAI is billed by the token (a thousand tokens are about 750 words), it makes sense to fine-tune once then only submit the changing p
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Yeah, ChatGPT can be extremely funny. Today I got it to use taboo words like period, panty liner, tampon and smell. I told it to write a dialog where someone is very direct and sincere and not to use euphemisms. I am still smiling about it.
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4y ago
Not even for satisfying your curiousity?
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Too harsh! ChatGPT is lossily compressed knowledge of humanity collected on the Internet. And it can talk! That's extremely new for us poor hoomans and so we get extremely excited. I found out, it gets about one in ten things wrong. Wh
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