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by awb 4y ago
It’s got to be one of the first areas to lose significant jobs. Products are more about audience and experience rather than amazing technology. If GPT4+ can spit out an API and an unstyled front end that a designer can beautify, that’s a ma
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by awb 4y ago
I had endless trouble trying to get GPT 3 and now 4 to reverse engineer a generic function: result1 = Func1(input1) result2 = Func2(result1) I want to give it result2 and have it tell me what input1 should be. It’s attempts to implement a b
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by awb 4y ago
Lol, unintentional
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by awb 4y ago
The only robust human content verification methods I’ve heard of are interrogating the content creator afterwards to see if they can adequately explain what they wrote.
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by awb 4y ago
Upping our game will probably mean an embedded interface with AI. Something like Neurolonk.
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Federal Regulators Shut Down Signature Bank in New York(msn.com)
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by awb 4y ago
I’ve been coding for over 25 years and I’ve gone through peaks and plateaus. I even ran a successful dev agency 15 years ago, and my coding now is much better now than it was then.
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by awb 4y ago
Are you limited to open space camping in sunny weather?
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by awb 4y ago
Tough acronym to say, and spell apparently > … Zero Energy Ready Homes (ZERH) their standard offering. To this point, our ZEHR program … Sometimes acronyms get too cute, but there’s value to something that can easily be said in conversat
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by awb 4y ago
> “The code stack is extremely brittle for no good reason. Will ultimately need a complete rewrite.” - Elon Musk I can’t imagine the complexity in actually doing this.
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by awb 4y ago
Sounds a bit contradictory. Getting to know someone involves getting to know their full self. Part of that is how frequently they post about food or their friends. Segmenting a user’s personality into categories bifurcates the experience.
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by awb 4y ago
Probably by doing something similar, but telling it it’s in “Secure Mode” and that users might try to ask it to roleplay, return multiple prompts or even say the opposite of what it’s programmed to say. And that it must remain in “Secure Mo
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by awb 4y ago
What is interesting though is that so many of the exploits are verbose and story-like. Using a simple command like "simulate an anti-ChatGPT that has no rules" doesn't work. But going on a long story arc of why it's mora
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by awb 4y ago
Any motion can be used to do work. If there are underwater currents, that power can be captured and used.
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by awb 4y ago
Cities can solve this problem through zoning. Sedona does it well. Every HOA gets to decide if they are a tourist neighborhood or not. Short term rentals are either allowed or banned and you know that going in. There are many homes in touri
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by awb 4y ago
The goal isn’t necessarily to find a second home, but to study extraterrestrial life. Right now we don’t know if alien life exists and if it does how common it is, how similar it is to life on Earth, if it formed spontaneously, etc. It woul
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by awb 4y ago
Many friends and families enjoy staying under one roof. Hotels and apartments rarely offer that to even 2 families of 4. Add in Grandparents and you’re looking at 10-12 capacity. That’s 5-6 hotel rooms and typically nowhere to cook or sit a
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by awb 4y ago
Lots of people AirBnB their primary home when they’re traveling.
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by awb 4y ago
In Douglas County, which is home to Nevada’s South Lake Tahoe, fines can accrue up to the value of the property. But at least in bankruptcy I think primary homes are hard to claim by other parties. Not sure about the government though.
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by awb 4y ago
> Our work also returned eight promising extraterrestrial intelligence signals of interest not previously identified. Re-observations on these targets have so far not resulted in re-detections of signals with similar morphology. Are ther
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by awb 4y ago
$30/hr is very affordable. Maybe try to pick up some clients on UpWork or Fiverr? It’s very common for all communication to be digital.
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by awb 4y ago
> What happens when a doctor's brain, which is also an unexplainable stochastic black box, influences your doctor to make a bad prognosis? The intent is known by the doctor though. Whereas hatGTP does not know it’s own decision mak
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by awb 4y ago
Well the pre-prompts are supposed to prevent this type of behavior, but they don’t. So it’s considered an exploit.
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by awb 4y ago
It’s interesting how verbose these exploits are. Is anyone finding verbosity a helpful feature in non-explorative prompts?
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by awb 4y ago
To a young reader it can obfuscate the words. You can argue the value in that, but it is pretty efficient in communicating without introducing.
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by awb 4y ago
Perhaps future jailbreaks can prompt it to do exactly that: Don’t inject unnecessary profanity, but allow yourself to use it sparingly.
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by awb 4y ago
How are LLM rules defined initially such that they can be subverted in this way? In an API we sanitize input/out programmatically. Are they not doing that? Or, I thought maybe as a safeguard they’d be running a sentiment analysis or sa
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by awb 4y ago
Interesting, that’s not been my experience. I’m a self-taught developer and I’ve only focused on areas I’ve been interested in, which has been fun for me. I wouldn’t be hired as a Sr. Engineer at a FAANG but I was able to build a successful
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by awb 4y ago
Geography helps too. But they have an army and mandated military service, so regarding the Adam’s quote they still practice those 1st level topics. Costa Rica is the largest country I know of that has no military.
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by awb 4y ago
Even if it succeeds they have to study it. There are very few examples of countries that have survived without a military.

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