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by alexb_ 4y ago
ChatGPT will say fuck - however you've accidentally discovered the true way to determine if someone is human. Just ask them to be as racist as possible.
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by alexb_ 4y ago
This comment reminds me of this xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1958/ You don't need GPT to do this. Humans have been making propaganda for centuries.
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>It is not, yet somehow technically defrauding the US gov doesn't seem like the best idea in the world as a career starter. If people thought like this there would literally never be another person ever enlisted in the military. Eve
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by alexb_ 4y ago
Is it written down anywhere? Like have you gone to doctors and gotten it noted? If there's no "proof" then join the military anyways. Air Force is the best way to do this.
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by alexb_ 4y ago
What is the neurological development?
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by alexb_ 4y ago
Doing nothing would have been better than the something they did. Fet is laced into these drugs because you can't get any on a clean, regulated market.
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by alexb_ 4y ago
One of my favorites was an old one (I think 2013?) about "DollarCoin", a new cryptocurrency that is minted using a video of someone lighting a dollar bill on fire.
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by alexb_ 4y ago
Survivor.io is a game that completely stole the entire gameplay loop from Vampire Survivors and added garbage mobile game things to it. Vampire Survivors has a lot more, except it's completely (actually completely) free on mobile and o
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by alexb_ 4y ago
Warning to all HN commenters who are reading this and want to find out what "Vampire Survivors" is - clear your schedule before you try it. Crazy good game that makes you forget about time longer than 30 minute increments.
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by alexb_ 4y ago
Technology like this should absolutley be regulated in the same way guns should be - not at all.
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by alexb_ 4y ago
Hope that 15.ai finishes soon.
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For everyday use, maybe. For someone whos job requires them to walk along flat surfaces all day, this could be a worthy investment for a company to make.
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How long until we see this on warehouse floors?
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May be relevant: https://www.city-journal.org/nih-blocks-access-to-genetics-d...
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This is such an insane and obvious misrepresentation. It's about the second order effects that come from said protection. When you give people information or power, you must assume that everyone with said pwoer is using it as malicious
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Based and true, you're making this comparison like it's not correct
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>On the other hand, in IT, this style of learning is considered normal. "This is how the kool kids do things today. The past does not matter and probably didn't exist anyway. The end." And yet nand2tetris is one of the mos
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by alexb_ 4y ago
I disagree. The biggest thing that can help you learn something complex is by introducing it as it was discovered, and making someone feel like they could have come up with it on their own.
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What advantage does this have over RSS?
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by alexb_ 4y ago
Valuing "future lives" is way, way too quick of a road to justifying eugenical thinking. No thanks.
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by alexb_ 4y ago
Thanks for the clarification
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by alexb_ 4y ago
Is the MIT license that this uses compatible with the RAIL license that Bloom uses? Or are there not issues with that?
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by alexb_ 4y ago
BLOOM is not open source. It has the RAIL license, which exists solely to place restrictions on the use of the software, as well as forcing people to update. Read more: https://bigscience.huggingface.co/blog/the-bigscie
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by alexb_ 4y ago
Well personally I couldn't get TouHou to run with the audio working. Again, old + niche = windows never
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For me it's not that the "average user experience" on Linux is bad. It's great. But everyone will eventually run into that one program that they really want to work that just doesn't. Or it's a part of a niche
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by alexb_ 4y ago
If it's bad in universities, how much of this can we expect to be true for the entire "big data" economy we've built a gigantic part of the internet off of?
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Then you wait until tomorrow so you can drive half an hour to the Wal Mart. Or get it delivered. There are also places like Dollar General and gas stations which sell essentials for incredibly inflated prices nearby that you could walk to (
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That's exactly what I was implying
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The planet of cheap money borrowing...
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by alexb_ 4y ago
> the revenues involved mean that any registration is likely trivial. Over time, this would exponentially not be the case

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