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by ailef 3y ago
Again, this is not relevant. It seems extremely biased to reject his opinion just on the basis on who quoted him. Noam Chomsky is frequently quoted in Russian propaganda outlets. Should we disregard everything he says? By they way, you conv
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by ailef 3y ago
So Russian media is now reliable when what they say fits your own purpose?
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by ailef 3y ago
> If you want some rigorous examination of the events, ones that aren't described by academics as' "not academic", "chaotic" and "politically driven"' Why not quote the full sentence? > Kat
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by ailef 3y ago
> thats exactly what he's trying to do right now. And how could you possibly know that? The article highlights how this is most likely not the final goal of the Russian aggression against Ukraine and provides logical and rational re
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by ailef 3y ago
Look at the reactions in the US to the story that came up just a few weeks ago about a possible Chinese "spy base" in Cuba. Cuba being a sovereign state and all, I'll let you draw the parallelism yourself...
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by ailef 3y ago
> He fails to mention that the protestors were killed by sniper fire by Yanukovych There's no conclusive proof that this is what happened. No official investigation has taken place (or has been concluded) and Ukrainian authorities h
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The Darkness Ahead: Where the Ukraine War Is Headed(mearsheimer.substack.com)
16 points by ailef 3y ago|78 comments
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by ailef 3y ago
ChatGPT is really and at chess. I'd just paste it in one of the online chess engines.
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Brussels to allow installation of spyware on journalists’ phones and laptops(thetimes.co.uk)
46 points by ailef 3y ago|9 comments
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by ailef 3y ago
> FWIW, I think everyone should stop worrying about nuclear war. The US would win hands down and everyone knows it. This line of reasoning is really dangerous and I'm flabbergasted that there are people who take this stance. Really
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Germany Warns of Industry Shutdown If Russian Gas Stops Flowing(bloomberg.com)
6 points by ailef 3y ago|1 comments
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by ailef 3y ago
There doesn't need to be any conspiracy. If it's good for PR reasons to show they are fighting, companies will do it anyway without the need to coordinate.
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by ailef 3y ago
To me it really seems the opposite of an AI generated comment, unless they used GPT2?
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by ailef 3y ago
You can tune the temperature parameter and bring it to 0 (if using the API). Although technically it's not fully deterministic, it will reply with the exact same answer >99% of the time in my experience. (This is for GPT-3 and ChatG
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by ailef 4y ago
> That's a fringe opinion. Not a single government in Europe shares this view. This is not a fringe opinion. The fact that European governments don't share this view is just because they are obediently following the master&#x27
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by ailef 4y ago
I think the only way to really know what's going on, in depth, is to read the original research papers. If you're satisfied with a cursory understanding then you can read "derivative" material, otherwise you need to star
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by ailef 4y ago
There are some differences. For example ChatGPT underwent an extra finetuning step using reinforcement learning and it supports 8k tokens instead of 4k.
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Show HN: A simple Java library to efficiently manage and run LLM prompts(github.com)
3 points by ailef 4y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: GPT-3 generated Hacker News summaries in the style of n-gate.com(ailef.tech)
25 points by ailef 4y ago|7 comments
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by ailef 4y ago
I agree! In case someone doesn't know, since Processing is written in Java it can be used as a library in any Java project instead of from inside the Processing IDE.
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by ailef 4y ago
He's just saving the output as an extra, but when you run the sketch you can see it displayed as well. > What makes Processing useful for such visualizations? You have a bunch of useful primitives to draw stuff on screen immediately
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by ailef 4y ago
I think I know what you are referring to. When setting up my new laptop Windows was asking me to sign in with an account. This step could apparently be skipped (a friend told me later) but I didn't notice at the time. I just formatted
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by ailef 4y ago
> This means that the content that is more replicated will be considered more true by the system, regardless of its connection to reality or its coherence with the rest of the knowledge in the system. I understand the problem, but what b
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by ailef 4y ago
In cases where you ask GPT-3 questions that have a clear correct answer, I think you can use the probability to judge how correct the answer is. For example, when asking "How tall is Mount Everest?" I would want the completion &qu
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by ailef 4y ago
It's not available for ChatGPT but the other GPT models can expose the probability for each generated token, which can serve as a proxy for confidence. Tuning the temperature and topP parameters you can also make the model avoid low pr
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by ailef 4y ago
What is the reason for trailing commas and ands/ors?
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by ailef 4y ago
> If it did we would have 50%+ articles never written. Probably more. Doesn't sound like a very bad outcome honestly.
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by ailef 4y ago
> Imagine everything this does manages to push the earth into a 100 year ice age Looks like the plot of Snowpiercer, minus the perpetually moving train part.
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by ailef 4y ago
I believe this is not correct. You are definitely not able to get random people's (including government officials) phone numbers and email address using the API.
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by ailef 4y ago
Oh right, sorry! I've been using similar workarounds to use ChatGPT programmatically and it's just not worth it. In my experience you just get blocked after a couple of requests. I'm really hoping they release an API soon.

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