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by bilbo0s 2y ago
we sure don't know what data openai trains its models on. Why? ??? Um, that's kind of obvious. Because they want to make money. I think the point of the article is that it may get to the point where these internal datasets are s
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Last minute design change: Wheel Spacers Why? It makes car look cooler. Just. (Facepalm) The engineers probably loved that. /s Folks, the geometry of your drive train was painstakingly designed by engineers who put a lot of effort in
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Who could possibly believe that OpenAI and others would dump billions into development and training and aren't smart enough to figure out they could also do it with $500. People upvoting the post?? Not really sure? But PT Barnum said
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
'good guys making hard decisions for the greater good.' I don't know man? 'Experiment on the blacks, I mean they can't vote anyway!' Sounds like a pretty easy decision to me for a scheming group of politician
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
The worst part about this comment is that I can't dispute the fact that the government tends to experiment on these populations. Sometimes, humans just suck and there's nothing you can do about it. About the only rebuttal I can gi
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
If a parent takes them internationally, that goes into a different bucket in the FBI stats. (Maybe because of the convention? Since those get special handling.) But if a parent takes them and they stay in the US, they will count as child ab
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
But the word "culture" is what was used. Not the word "values". There can be a discussion about whether or not "values" would be a better term. I think that's fair. But switching to a discussion based on v
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
They aren't counted as missing children cases. That's "parental abduction" according to FBI stats. And also get special handling due to the convention if it's international.
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Has it changed? Yes. I'd say it's like years being designated BC and AD. Small town midwest is now Before Opiods and After Opiods. Choose your future small town carefully, and don't be bothered by how many feelings you hurt
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
That's just another dimension of the problem. But let's be honest here, there are a lot of child snatches in the US. About 150 to 160 new reports yearly per 100000 kids. By comparison, Denmark annually reports between 50 to 75 new
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Denmark? Culturally homogeneous? I'm not sure you've actually been to Denmark. Culturally homogeneous is not what I would call it.
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
You realize when you say, "Microsoft", you're basically talking about OpenAI tech right? But I think you're right. The big winners here will be Big Tech. Microsoft/OpenAI and Google basically.
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
AdWords and AdSense revenue goes to them instead of going to "content creators". Which is pretty good for google. If you think that's bad, just wait until they can use generative video to create reviews of new tech products.
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
There are a lot of issues with federated learning. Really depends on your problem, but in practice, the answer is usually "no".
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
That's fine. Just means if you have internal issues, don't expect our help.
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
It does make thinking people roll their eyes at the point however.
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
meaning they can't/won't do true multi-dimensional analysis and 2nd and 3rd order effects. Neither does any other researcher these days. Thus, the crisis of reproducibility in “peer reviewed” papers. Kind of disingenuous to
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
No. It doesn't "border". It's firmly located well inside the land of misinformation. Comfortably installed there in a 4 bed/5 bath home in want of a wife to riff on Jane Austen. With all the legitimate complaints yo
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Honestly not sure? There are some batshit crazy people here. Think mass shootings in walmarts, targets and the occasional black church every now and again. Those people get into power, they won't be satisfied with just walmart shooting
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
I am not in the US so I don't care much. Well, not to put too fine a point on it, but if that be the case, why should Americans "care much" about anything not in the US? Just saying, you can't expect to get what you yo
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
but they can't describe their life as efficient or ecological since that's definitively not the case This is absolutely true. Problem is living in a suburb is even less efficient and even less ecological than living in a city. T
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Even if they don't, where are you gpnna get 10,000 H100's? That's the great thing about AI for the big guys.. Multiple moats.
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Um. Had cops show up at the home of a child that was on a sports team of my daughter's. They were looking for her brother and took him in. Afterwards we spoke more to her mother and found out that users in game forums had told him he c
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by bilbo0s 3y ago
They did learn their lesson with google. That's why they're taking the money that OpenAI/Microsoft is offering. They tried to do it in court with google and never got anywhere with it. So this time around they just take the m
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by bilbo0s 3y ago
I don't know man? Ad revenue is plummeting. No one else is buying their content. What is the alternative path that is as lucrative as taking that big 4$$ check from OpenAI/Microsoft? I mean the only real alternative is that Google
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by bilbo0s 3y ago
"graduate student descent" Ahhh that takes me back!
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by bilbo0s 3y ago
This is so true. Because in practice, this bill does nothing. Senior administration officials said the measure would blind U.S. intelligence outfits from getting information easily purchased by foreign intelligence operations Right. And I
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by bilbo0s 3y ago
It'll be about two seconds before creation of such models is declared an illegal act if a few suicides happen. sigh. I file this whole issue under: "This is why we can't have nice things". People who create models like t
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by bilbo0s 3y ago
Actually, you do. IF the artwork is porn. In fact, if you're not old enough, it's just flat out illegal. You'll go to prison for making that artwork. And you arguing that it's "art" is not going to find much
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by bilbo0s 3y ago
practically nothing in this country for the past two centuries was actually built by the white European protestants Gonna strongly disagree with you there. Look, many people don't like it, but the truth is that many of those myths yo

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