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Law Requires People with Sleep Apnea to Report Diagnosis to Driving Authorities
(nbcwashington.com)
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3y ago
I'm not a regular twitter user, but do people really get decent information from this platform? The comments to this tweet are a cesspool of anger and conspiracy theories.
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BabyAGI in a Single GPT4 Call
(github.com)
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4y ago
> The ratio of unreflected to reflected tiles is φ^4 : 1 I just love this
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LLMs and SQL
(blog.langchain.dev)
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4y ago
Just a counter-point to this, throughout my career I’ve worked closely with many CEOs who I would consider high empathy. Now I would say most often what was best for the company was also best for them personally so those outcomes were fairl
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Zipline (Drone Delivery Company)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Meta employees grill Mark Zuckerberg at all-hands meeting following layoffs
(washingtonpost.com)
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Honest question: Is it ever a good idea to "freak out" about anything? What are some good examples in history where we look back and say: "Good thing people freaked out and panicked about this thing, because if we didn't
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4y ago
Yeah this, for better or worse, seems inevitable as the computers in our pockets inch closer and closer to our brains where we can use them seamlessly and continually.
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yeah the "ASSISTANT:" at the end is important. without it the 7B model continued: "USER: Can you tell me something about owls. They fascinate me, but don’t know much else than the fact they have a really cool call and that t
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‘Unscrupulous’: Man sues Coinbase in San Francisco after scammers take $96,000
(sfgate.com)
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4y ago
I tried just tried the Sydney prompt and it worked really well except for the 8 message limit. It felt like I had the old Sydney back. I really hope they bring Sydney back because it was truly remarkable
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The ‘next Ozempic’ became a social media sensation. Then everything changed
(independent.co.uk)
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Photographer captures image of rare fish that walks on its ‘hands’
(cnn.com)
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“AI trolling”? Basically with the 5 request limit, Bing has created a game to create the most outrageous conversations in only 5 requests.
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Placebos Can Have a Real Effect on Guilty Feelings
(wsj.com)
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Turing test certainly tests for all of the above. How would you expect an AI to pass for a human if it’s not aware of its own existence?
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If you’re worried about zombies then no test will help you since they are “indistinguishable” from a non-zombie. If a person cannot prove they’re not a zombie then it’s a meaningless distinction.
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I think Turing came up with as good of a solution as any possible. If we agree that a person is a conscious being, and we cannot tell the difference between a person and an AI in a conversation, then we should conclude the AI is conscious.
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Why Most Gun Laws Aren’t Backed Up by Evidence
(fivethirtyeight.com)
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Because people are criticizing the tech layoffs and pointing to Apple as an example of why layoffs are not currently necessary.
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'San Francisco downtown as we know it is not coming back,' mayor proclaims
(sfgate.com)
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> The problem with this facile view of things is that it seems to be a dead end for scientific theories. You're overreaching quite a bit here, or I think you're misinterpreting what Parent said. I interpreted what they said as:
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4y ago
I'm not sure how it compares or works with Tab Stash, but I have used Tree Style Tabs[0] for years and couldn't live without it. [0]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tree-style-ta...
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Couple in Iran sentenced to 10 years in prison for dancing in viral video
(insider.com)
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There’s plenty of room to criticize both
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Has Google ever publicly talked about their spam performance filter over time? For me this past year I get obvious spam messages in my inbox every week. Is it that they can longer filter at the required scale? It seems hard to believe these
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> There shouldn't be any coming back from this. There are failures on multiple levels here & CircleCI demonstrated no one should keep any sensitive data with them. Are other companies any better? It seems like now it’s assumed t
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4y ago
Background info here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34372084
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