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by autokad 3y ago
I've tried text generation on gpt3 and it was very very bad. has anyone done so and got good results? care to share the code?
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by autokad 3y ago
I don't know a whole lot about electric vehicles, but I am already aware that fire departments struggle to put them out compared to say, an ICE vehicle fire. Often, fire departments have to just let the fire burn itself out. Fires on s
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by autokad 3y ago
is there any kind of embedding that does protect the privacy of the initial words?
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by autokad 3y ago
yeah strongly agree. it was thought that those plaques in the brain was the cause of alz; however, some research has indicated that's the body's defense against what is going on, not the cause. so you could take a medication that
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by autokad 3y ago
I'd rather the Navy be pretty sure they were dead and tell me, instead of keeping it to themselves just because they might be wrong. No one was saying don't look, people were annoyed they pretended they knew nothing when they wher
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by autokad 3y ago
maybe, but massing users is not the same as massing people who actually use it. They just tied it to instagram no? It doesnt mean these users that clicked a button will actually use threads
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by autokad 3y ago
I always felt like the big switch from myspace to facebook came because facebook had a lot of games and apps that you could play and use on the platform. ironically, because facebook took such a big cut, all those apps have gone away. for f
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by autokad 3y ago
Back to the Future, as exciting as it was when it came out, is essentially a movie of Nostalgia. I remember in the 80s how big the 50s and 60s nostalgia was. Now we are going through a similar thing by looking back on the 80s and 90s. I do
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by autokad 3y ago
a lot of great tutorials and education is out there, especially on YouTube. glad others are making use of it today. I was watching the Korean drama 'Dr Cha', and the look on her face when she found out she could watch training vid
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by autokad 3y ago
just a guess, but mid august was the first outbreak and September 21st was when they realized it was out of control.
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by autokad 3y ago
I wonder if this will become similar to what happened with digg.com
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by autokad 3y ago
while I do not think their comment was helpful, I don't disagree with it.
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by autokad 3y ago
that's how tyranny works. if a large enough (like 15%) people are stupid enough to give up a basic right for a perceived safety, tyranny flourishes. "would you oppose the government installing surveillance cameras in every househo
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by autokad 3y ago
Not sure if we are talking about news in general or just HN. AI dominated HN back in 2018ish? I forget the exact dates, but AI and ML was like every other post, so this is not 'new'.
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by autokad 3y ago
ic, makes sense. unfortunately political ads are just that. Even if they wanted to, people don't like being bothered with explanations
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by autokad 3y ago
who decides what is substance?
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by autokad 3y ago
did you say 'Sorry to bee pedantic'? hyuk hyuk hyuk
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by autokad 3y ago
I remember I was working on a game where you fly a ship and shoot alien ships. I didnt have a lot of experience at the time so I just made the ships move in one direction and eventually take a random turn, but if you got within a distance t
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by autokad 3y ago
I worked in a research lab at a university for 10 years. It was grant funded, so my position could get canceled at any time, but so is working at at a private company. While the pay was about half of what I made a year after leaving and wor
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by autokad 3y ago
I like that analogy
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by autokad 3y ago
I don't really think so. Omicron is what did it. I think in Africa only 24% received at least one dose, and Africa is not a giant heaping pile of covid19 bodies. If I recall correctly (its possible I do not), the latest booster is for
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by autokad 3y ago
no, because people go absolutely crazy at the slightest detail.
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by autokad 3y ago
I'm not arguing artists are going to go away, just that story telling is going to become a lot easier. it also doesn't mean the content produced is necessarily painted with 'broad strokes' and absolutely doesn't mea
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by autokad 3y ago
> When I go up the mountain to ask the ChatGPT oracle a question, I am met with a blank face. What does this oracle know? I think if your attitude is that its an oracle, then you already have the wrong attitude for using the tool. Chatgp
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by autokad 3y ago
The new deal was a huge failure. only the outbreak of WW2 ended the great depression, to which socialist policies were only prolonging the pain of the great depression. Bad working conditions is not == capitalism. Soviet working conditions
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by autokad 3y ago
> they are moving slowly I think maybe they were too slow to act, but once they did this has been among the fastest rate hikes in history except for the early 1980s. they have a chart here: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/ser
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by autokad 3y ago
the "Gilded Age" was termed after the fact by the same liberal socialists. bringing inequality isn't a bad thing. inequality emerges by necessity from a distribution where people have choice, but that's too long to discu
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by autokad 3y ago
What exactly does your experience include? because Texas is ranked 9/50 in terms of most affordable electricity at 11.36c/kw. Admittedly cost of electricity is not the strongest of arguments because there is a lot that goes into t
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by autokad 3y ago
exactly. Most stocks are effectively over produced digital collectibles. a stock should only be worth the potential cash flows it gives you in the future. period. 'but I get a share of the assets if it goes bankrupt'. you mean not
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by autokad 3y ago
its not really memorizing the internet. its passing the internet through the network. imagine you are in class for an hour, and the professor was boring - speaking in a monotone voice. did you really memorize everything they said? Now imagi

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