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bofadeez
2y ago
Many would agree that the official CNN and USA Today are already "fake" in a sense.
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bofadeez
2y ago
Send them to the Victorville Film Archive care of film buff Gregg Turkington.
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2y ago
VirusTotal detects malware on windows version "Bkav Pro W32.AIDetectMalware" (alert)
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bofadeez
2y ago
I think you missed the point, unless you need another analogy to try to literally debunk
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2y ago
New study links increase in global warming to increase in teenage pregnancy
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bofadeez
2y ago
Copy/paste an HN comment thread into chatgpt and ask it to generate a comment that 50% will agree with and 50% will disagree with. And then observe the engagement.
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2y ago
You can reproduce both of those responses zero shot on 70B with "Let's verify step by step" appended at the end.
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bofadeez
2y ago
Not going to work - https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.01798
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bofadeez
2y ago
I might be interested in buying storage at 1/10 of the price if the only tradeoff was a 5 minute wait to power on a hard drive.
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bofadeez
2y ago
Sounds like https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm
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2y ago
Relax, pivoting isn't the end of the world
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> I would never advise anyone do, like put sensitive information in a system prompt and make it available to the open internet So your product can never assist with a company chatbot / AI support rep who needs access to customer da
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bofadeez
2y ago
Sounds like psychometrics is unsuitable for modeling this problem, according to what you're saying. When you have a hammer everything looks like a nail.
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2y ago
Better spend more then. I'm in favor of 99.99% of GDP personally.
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Let's do a study on whether it's generally painful to touch a hot stove with an unprotected hand. I know it sounds obvious but that's the spirit of science! No, I haven't suffered a head injury, I think this is a good id
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2y ago
I guess this is useful for individuals who suffer from extreme autism and have trouble understanding social interactions. Which to be fair is a huge percentage of HN user base.
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2y ago
Talk about a growth industry
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I think that's a very creepy cultish point of view. You can easily be manipulated by corrupt science you don't have a PhD level understanding in. Why do you distrust your intuition? I would reference the book Blink: The Power of T
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bofadeez
2y ago
Which pundits are you talking about? Whether that's true or false has no bearing on the truth value of the discussion. You're not adding anything except emotional expressions about how you personally feel. That's not relevant
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2y ago
In this case, common sense is only verified. Whose intuition has been disproved? A monkey could literally confirm this idea. So it fails at the very value proposition you're offering. It's at very least an unremarkable study, righ
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2y ago
There's no information or content in your reply.
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Of course. VCs exist to generate profit for themselves. They should fund whoever they think will help them get a ROI. Otherwise they can just stop risking their capital and go chill out on a beach instead. They don't exist to give a f
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Facial symmetry and body proportions that would indicate health and suitability for reproduction.
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bofadeez
2y ago
You mean affirmative action and DEI based discrimination?
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2y ago
Why do we need a study to explain common sense to adults?
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Yeah that's the whole point. Who thought teeth? lol
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It's people who generally don't have any other skills and reject all evidence for Efficient Market Hypothesis. They legitimately think what they're doing is not gambling. No amount of empirical evidence can convince them they
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2y ago
It's foolish to judge someone from a single statement. Give them something to do and see how it works out.
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Yeah 200 lines of JavaScript, available for the last year. Super cutting edge
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2y ago
Looks like https://github.com/MoritzLaurer/GPT-google-sheets
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