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by anankaie 3y ago
https://archive.vn/PWvLk
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Why is that?
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by anankaie 3y ago
I suspect that it will be possible to, assuming the number of popular open LLMfor this remains low, target the popular ones to have your watermark be resilient. With that said, watermarking to indicate that something was generated by AI rem
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by anankaie 3y ago
> Speak for yourself! It varies greatly with the journalist and publication, of course, but journalists earn my trust every day in their articles. I am speaking statistically. Trust in the media is at an all-time low: https://
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by anankaie 3y ago
Consider alternatively, that we do not owe journalists our trust, and that they need to take proactive steps to regain that trust, which had clearly been lost. Blaming consumers of journalism for lack of trust, is a step away from victim-bl
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by anankaie 3y ago
Archive link: https://archive.is/2ht5w
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by anankaie 3y ago
Finally. It was disgusting that we ever had a "Bill of Rights"-free zone at the border.
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by anankaie 3y ago
> The machine can't unlearn what it has learned. You can't make AI unlearn something This is not even remotely true: From https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catastrophic_interference : > Catastrophic interf
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by anankaie 3y ago
> Richard Dawkins – people who say genes are the only things that matter Turning Dawkins' point that genes do indeed matter (refuting the Tabula Rasa theories of human development and achievement, nothing more) into "only genes
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> appearance of new techniques that make inference computationally very cheap So long as training (computation of the gradient and update) remains expensive, nVidia - and others - will be fine. At the moment, between the global cloud pro
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by anankaie 3y ago
And, just as importantly, raising the barrier to entry for their competitors.
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The problem is when third-party (to OpenAI, and I include Microsoft here, for the purposes if this comment) companies try to build on top of this product - they will not be able to launch products on top of it in the EU either (unless they
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by anankaie 3y ago
The one I ran into recently was Discord. I use Skype to front all of my SMS. Unfortunately, the SMS-in numbers are not tagged "mobile", so Discord refuses to accept them. Their "solution" is for me to register another ac
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by anankaie 3y ago
This would do a lot to increase the balkanization of the internet.
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There is the other side of the coin here, in that if landlords are trying to expand their businesses / finance improvements to properties, they will be looking at taking on more debt. This will increase their average rate, and they wil
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by anankaie 4y ago
So... The Russian propaganda is that Ukraine's President, Zelenetsy, is friendly to the Russian-speakers in the eastern part of Ukraine, and seriously advocated for their concerns. That's... an interesting take.
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by anankaie 4y ago
"Ah, [spam] is not good for you, and it's been deemed that anything not good for you is bad; hence, illegal. Alcohol, caffeine, contact sports, meat..."
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[Citation Needed]
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by anankaie 4y ago
Agreed. Being proud of anti-curiosity is not a great look.
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> not building the most amount of units (you get penalized)) Given that the whole point is to increase the number of units, this seems to be like a massive WTF that needs to be fixed - in the sense of "stop the whole process and fix
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by anankaie 4y ago
To expand a bit on this: Relying solely "uncompressed" size does not a really good metric make (this is analogous to the raw input size of the LAION dataset): one could make a reasonable argument that there are not billions (1) of
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by anankaie 4y ago
Ideally, What I want is the ability to decide later whether a particular call should be local, or RPC, and I should not have to care about any of it until I need to start scaling. I should also not need to specify locally what is going on -
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by anankaie 4y ago
No, if they kill someone, they will get fined for gross negligence on top of the inevitable tort case (file it under "airline malpractice"). I am not asking them to fly in terrible weather: I am asking them to have enough slack in
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by anankaie 4y ago
Or we could just make airlines always liable for any situation where they fail to get you to where they said they were going to get you by when they said they were going to get you. Like literally any service that is not delivered as promis
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by anankaie 4y ago
You could say that the thing that makes light go is the distribution and motion of charges in the electric field. As they move, they generate waves in the amplitude of the EM field, and these waves are what we perceive as light.
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by anankaie 4y ago
Private Chromium-based browser windows share state between tabs, at least on Windows*. You need to close out all private instances of that "install" of the browser to drop the contents: They are just not saved into a history, beyo
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by anankaie 4y ago
Yes. Penrose hypothesizes a non-computational (which would be interesting, because it opens a whole an of worms about how to model it) constituent of the universe. A little while ago he, along with Stuart Hammeroff, proposed the Orch-OR mod
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by anankaie 4y ago
Every security boundary is about increasing the difficulty of bad actors succeeding in their desired action. The problem with the cookie one is that it cannot be singularly authoritative, in that your decision of "allow" /&qu
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It seems to me like the Chinese Room Argument does not address the notion that in carrying out the algorithm, a possibility that the original author is instantiating a computational mind whose contents are inaccessible to the substrate host
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by anankaie 4y ago
DDoS prevention does not need cookies, though they can certainly be useful to attempt to track honest users. Dishonest ones will prevent cookies from being set in the first place, or, if you only use cookies to mark 'good' session

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