arcastroe

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   by arcastroe 5y ago

   For those of us interested in the spoiler, could you tell us behind a link? (perhaps pastebin.com)
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   by arcastroe 5y ago

   ^_^ thank you
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   by arcastroe 5y ago

   Ah thank you :). One more question: How do we know that each galaxy is actually accelerating and not moving at a constant speed? I'm seeing some circular logic. As I understand it, we think they are accelerating _because_ we see that g
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   by arcastroe 5y ago

   > the further [galaxies] are away, the faster they are receding from us I've heard this repeated many times as a surprising discovery. Why is this surprising? Let's say you have some number of objects moving at different speeds
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   by arcastroe 5y ago

   Reminds me of a phrase (joke?) I heard in Spanish. > "I shower once a month, whether I even need it or not" joke being that one clearly needs it after a month.
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   by arcastroe 5y ago

   (4 Choose 2) is 6. The quote only specified what to do with four of those combinations. What does one do with the other two? Or is it just impossible to be both clever and stupid at the same time? I've had my share of both cleverly stu
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   by arcastroe 5y ago

   That definitely introduces selection bias. But the fact that the content itself was generated by the model is very impressive, in my opinion.
8. 308.▲
   by arcastroe 5y ago

   "The following is an entertaining short story: Once upon a time, there was" Everything else that follows is GPT-3.
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   by arcastroe 5y ago

   Hah, you may be interested in my previous comment of an example where GPT-3 show some concerning signs of self-awareness. I'll repeat part of it below > GPT-3 starts talking to itself, gets stuck in a loop, then gets spooked at itse
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    1. https://www.helloforefront.com/ 2. https://www.ai21.com/studio 3. https://huggingface.co/models
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    In case anyone is wondering what the OpenAI review form looks like, I've attached a screenshot here: https://imgur.com/a/YGyWuYk
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    if you build something massively successful (with recurring revenue), you should be able to switch to one of the similar open-source models and even host it yourself. GPT-Neo and GPT-J may not be as large as GPT-3, but I think GPT-Jurassic
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    Lots of good OpenAI news lately. In case you missed it in previous threads, feel free to play around with some short stories: [1] https://toldby.ai The API is a bit expensive, but even a $100 monthly budget has been sufficient t
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    The only prompt I used is the one seen on the homepage [1]. "Once upon a time, there was". Everything else on this site is entirely GPT-3 generated from that one prompt. Re: 4; I actually got a little spooked by another branch of
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    I created a side project for short story generation. OpenAI approved the project pretty quickly. They offered some suggestions on how to filter inappropriate content. Here are some of my favorite generated stories: [1] https://to
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    My go-to for random code snippets has always been glot.io, mostly for the clean and immediate UI experience (no sign-in, etc) If I'm going to use repl.it and jump through several pages to even get started, I might as well open an IDE i
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    That seems like an interesting test for the big circus model. If the JWST largely sees galaxies in early formation at those distances, would you consider the big circus model refuted?
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    I'm actually using Windows 10 Education, which also supports UWF. My university allows alumnis to keep their *.edu email so it was pretty easy in my case
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    I suppose a malicious program with elevated admin privileges can Disable UWF (it can't be disabled without admin) - but it wouldn't apply immediately - only at the next boot. And at this point (next boot), the drive would still go
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    I use Windows as my main OS. In Windows 10, there is a feature called Unified Write Filter that essentially resets your computer after every reboot [1]. > Unified Write Filter (UWF) is an optional Windows 10 feature that helps to protect
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    Oh, yikes! I was following the progression pretty well until that compelling speech... I suppose this example gives more credence to grandparent's post of GPT-3 not being impressive or magical. Nonetheless, here is a direct link to the
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    I think most of the "magic" starts to fade as soon as you encounter a few bad outputs and quickly become unimpressed. However, if you retry the same prompt multiple times, one of those is likely to produce a good output. I think i
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    I agree. One good way to enforce completed stories is to provide a single short story example ending in "The End." But that already makes each completion too expensive since it adds a substantial amount of text to each prompt. Her
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    You can apply for access to the API at the openai website. They approved pretty quickly
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    I agree the API is a bit expensive. I'm fortunate that this particular use-case is fit for caching. It caches every result and only invokes OpenAPI upon clicking the "Generate More" button. The response is then saved for all
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    by arcastroe 5y ago

    I recently finished a weekend project for ai generated short stories (GPT-3) https://toldby.ai I'm always impressed by what it comes up with, though not all stories are 100% coherent.
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    by arcastroe 10y ago

    Interpretations: 1. The phone will be available on T-Mobile and Verizon (Magenta/Red) 2. Camera will be good under low-light conditions without flash.