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by chx 2y ago
> Stackoverflow is strict and pedantic to the point of being very unfriendly to newbies at what point do you stop being a newbie? I have been on SO for 14 years and have found "lately" or the last five or so years to be extraor
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by chx 2y ago
https://github.com/yoshi-code-bot Created 1,891 commits in 19 repositories All 19 is under googleapis This looks like a bot Google uses to publish their stuff on github and so likely it's a misconfiguration.
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by chx 2y ago
1U box too.
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by chx 2y ago
If my business depended on it? I can click a few buttons and have a 8TiB Supermicro server on my doorstep in a few days if I wanted to colo that. EC2 High Memory instances offer 3, 6, 9, 12, 18, and 24 TiB of memory in an instance if that&#
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by chx 2y ago
> How to enhance generative AI's problem-solving capabilities, A zero multiplied by whatever is still zero. It can not solve anything with one broad category of exceptions as https://hachyderm.io/@inthehands/1
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by chx 2y ago
> Decisions and orders of the Governor in Council, and decisions of the Minister, under this Part are final and binding and, except for judicial review under the Federal Courts Act, are not subject to appeal or to review by any court.
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by chx 2y ago
long covid
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by chx 2y ago
> -x is 2^n - 2^b * k Erm no. -x is - 2^b * k and it's the "Two's complement" notation which is 2^n - 2 * b * k This is because the way we generate the "Two's complement" number. Given A in binary repre
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by chx 2y ago
I would like to know what gives the federal government power to do this -- and whether a court of law got involved. When Stephen Harper tried to revoke citizenship without judicial oversight we have sacked him. I am not quite sure how I f
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by chx 2y ago
It's 2024. Some of us are isolating because y'all refuse to mask up and we can't risk going anywhere. I have powered through by wearing a Cleanspace Halo but that precludes a real lot of places I used to go: cafes, cinemas, t
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by chx 2y ago
Ah, my friend it's not a bug It's a fundamental feature These LLMs can produce nothing else but since the bullshit they spew resembles an answer and sometimes accidentally collide with one, people tend to think it can give a
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by chx 2y ago
Google had the best search engine there is. Then they enshittified it for short term profit and now they panic instead of reverting course and simply laugh at AI companies. Madness.
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by chx 2y ago
Yeah. Still there is a human mind and effort between the original and the copy or we wouldn't care that much. That's the fundamental difference. Also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40475364
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by chx 2y ago
Human art can exist without anything prior. For example, I highly doubt the creators of cave paintings traveled the world to see other such work before doing theirs. But you could look at impressionism or pointillism for that matter. AI can
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by chx 2y ago
I do not trust the corrupt courts of the United States to decide on anything. Or, more charitably even if the blatant exploitation of artists can't be proven to breach any existing statute -- and the law is always behind -- even then I
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by chx 2y ago
what is your affiliation with Dataherald
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by chx 2y ago
Completely agreed. Instantly closed the tab without looking at the article when I saw the distinctly AI rendered image.
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by chx 2y ago
Enough of this weasel talk. It's not the early days. Not by a country mile. To quote Cory Doctorow > I don’t see any path from continuous improvements to the (admittedly impressive) ”machine learning” field that leads to a general A
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by chx 2y ago
The start state is A.
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by chx 2y ago
If you believe a known conman like Sam Altman didn't intend to steal SJ's voice I have a bridge to sell you. See my comment from yesterday re him being a known conman: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40435120
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by chx 2y ago
Then why did they ask her two days prior launch? A potential jury would be very, very curious knowing that.
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by chx 2y ago
This is somewhat outdated. Friday the judge ruled the suit can not continue anonymously. https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.gand.32... > The Court does not intend for this determination to suggest
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by chx 2y ago
> He sounds sneaky, evasive and intentionally deceptive. Well, here's Yishan Wong describing how Altman and the Reddit founders have conned Conde Nast: https://reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/3cs78i&#x
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by chx 2y ago
I do not recall any such truth. It's a truism the Internet doesn't forget. But copyright is copyright and copying some work just because it's published on the Internet is illegal, it always was and still is.
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The actual, real, not hype benefit you get from these once the hype quiets down is so little compared to the harm it does to everything.
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by chx 2y ago
> As mentioned earlier, no one knows how to implement regular expressions with backreferences efficiently, though no one can prove that it's impossible either. (Specifically, the problem is NP-complete, meaning that if someone did
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by chx 2y ago
> After I've consented Well LLMs have already stolen everything you ever wrote or posted online. We told y'all to advocate for a very strict regulation of these things. But no. Instead: It's amazing. It's world changi
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by chx 2y ago
> OpenAI is amazing technology, Erm... no. https://hachyderm.io/@inthehands/112006855076082650 > You might be surprised to learn that I actually think LLMs have the potential to be not only fun but genuinely use
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by chx 2y ago
Altman is a known conman. Surely you are aware of Yishan Wong describing how Sam Altman and the Reddit founders conned Conde Nast https://reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/3cs78i/whats_the_bes...
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by chx 2y ago
> We focused on LLMs that can reason while still remembering key facts exactly. It can NOT reason and exact facts are simply not a property of LLMs.

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