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by andreyk 4y ago
Nowhere in this piece is the FBI mentioned... And it's fine to make an argument against moderation in general. But that's not what this article is doing.
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by andreyk 4y ago
"Why does a government has to "lean" on a private media company in a "democrat" and "liberal" democracy?" There are people within the government whose job it was to respond to the covid pandemic. Part
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by andreyk 4y ago
OK, so here's the key bit: "Twitter executives did not fully capitulate to the Biden team’s wishes. An extensive review of internal communications at the company revealed that employees often debated moderation cases in great deta
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by andreyk 4y ago
But that assumes search just involves document searching for retrieving information. What about, I don't know, searching for a website with certain functionality/services? What people really mean when they say LLMs will replace se
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by andreyk 4y ago
You are definitely allowed, it's just generally less common than citing other academic papers.
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by andreyk 4y ago
Can be cited in various ways. See here: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=a+br... Google scholar tracks citations by itself in some mysterious way, I have not contributed to that at all.
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by andreyk 4y ago
FYI, the actual title is "Nobody cares about your blog!" - pretty big difference from what is shown on HN "The title of my blog today is a quotation from an email I received yesterday from Noemi De Santis of RECEPTIO, the Res
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AI's Year of Text-to-Everything(lastweekin.ai)
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by andreyk 4y ago
Agreed - I run an AI-focused instance, but our FAQ explicitly states it's fine to post about non AI stuff. It's more about making a community that shares the interest rather than forcing all conversations to focus on that one inte
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Volodymyr Zelensky Addresses Joint Meeting of Congress [video](youtube.com)
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by andreyk 4y ago
As others said, to be clear, no optimized-based training was involved ("To do this, I used OpenAI GPT-3 Playground. There's a maximum limit of how much content you can put in, so I selected snippets from around 40 entries from the
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AI's Year of Text-to-Everything(lastweekin.ai)
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by andreyk 4y ago
I use Adobe Audition for podcast editing and they have a pretty nice feature built in for that already - not sure how this differs. I am also not a big fan of edit-by-transcription, since I do like to remove occasional long silences, weird
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by andreyk 4y ago
"Should I step down as head of Twitter? I will abide by the results of this poll." Wow. 50.9 opposed, 49.1 pro.
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by andreyk 4y ago
I use Twitter, and most users are totally baffled, even more than they have been before with prior bans. Musk just keeps finding new ways to alienate users. It was one thing to ban links to Mastodon, but to Instagram and Facebook and link t
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by andreyk 4y ago
Related to this - what's the deal with the HN new pages having a bunch of "[dupe] Twitter bans promotion of other social networks"? Shouldn't posting the same link add to its upvote count? Paul Graham is specifically le
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AI's Year of Text-to-Everything(lastweekin.ai)
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AI's Year of Text-to-Everything(lastweekin.ai)
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by andreyk 4y ago
As others have said, it is not allowed to post links with tweets to any Mastodon instance (see https://sigmoid.social/@thegradient/109521197175376332 for a screenshot)
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by andreyk 4y ago
I've been testing FSD, and I WISH their system did more to limit its use in bad conditions. The perception (based on dashboard visualization) is much worse during rain, yes Tesla lets you keep using FSD even in heavy rain.
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by andreyk 4y ago
I see how you made this connection, but it's not entirely fair. Guns are a tool with one use - hurting people (in self defense or not, that's the outcome). On the other hand, stuff like ChatGPT has many uses. So I don't think
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by andreyk 4y ago
AI like ChatGPT is a tool. Companies can impose some constraints on how the tool can be used, but ultimately they cannot control its users, and thus cannot control the tool. Yes, the tool has some undesired behaviors in response to some use
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by andreyk 4y ago
I work in this field (PhD candidate), and what you say is true for smaller models, but not GPT-3 scale models. Training large scale models involved a lot more, as the OP said. It's not just learning rate schedulers, it's a whole b
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by andreyk 4y ago
Feels like I am of an age (29) that is kind of a cut off point to first exposure to computers being special (my exposure being in 1998). Granted for many by then computers at home were not a big deal in the US, but growing up in Ukraine I s
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A Brief Comparison Between Human Perception and Multimodal LMs(thegradient.pub)
2 points by andreyk 4y ago|0 comments
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by andreyk 4y ago
Not very meaningful - given different prompts it could easily answer from a different political perspective. Still, could be informative as to the composition of the training dataset...
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by andreyk 4y ago
They did not ask to handle it, the person from Twitter replied "handled" (to another person at Twitter, for the record). It's in the screenshot of the email with the request.
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by andreyk 4y ago
What was asked was "More to review from the Biden team". I suppose having some sort of access to request reviews of specific tweets is concerning, but this alone does not demonstrate the degree of influence they had over Twitter&#
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by andreyk 4y ago
It does not seem like this really exposed any new information - Twitter publicly justified its actions as being about its hacked data policy back when this all happened ( https://www.nationalreview.com/news/twitter-cites
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by andreyk 4y ago
I seriously don't get this argument. Google can implement this themselves! It's not like they can't train a large language model akin to GPT-3 (they already have) or deploy it. And as others pointed out, language models are s

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