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by clarge1120 4y ago
This is such a complicated issue. I wish we had a better understanding of what's happening here than a simple Right vs Left argument. Putting America on the gold standard will fundamentally change how the world economy operates. The do
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by clarge1120 4y ago
One expects the academic community to step in and provide this kind of analysis, namely that an LLM combined with a great deal of computing capacity exhibits capabilities greater than the sum of its parts.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
The biggest challenge facing CBDCs (Central Bank control of Digital Currencies) is that any laws or regulations concerning them can be changed at anytime, without the consent of the governed. See Credit Suisse.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
Will someone please think of the children?!
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by clarge1120 4y ago
> ... at least until governments around the world are prepared to address a tsunami of misinformation The American system, as designed, is diametrically opposed to waiting for governments around the world to protect you from misinformati
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by clarge1120 4y ago
Agreed. GPT isn't recycling, regurgitating, or anything like that. It's more like remixing, which is pretty fascinating. It's like having an opinionated DJ that plays whatever you ask-ish. But, if you ask for something too ed
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by clarge1120 4y ago
Hahahaha! 'd69:beef:cafe:feed:face:6969:0420:0001'
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by clarge1120 4y ago
As a "minority" I completely agree with you. IMO, the White Knights target the "others" for an opportunity to virtue signal. It got old after the first time it happened.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
This is great advice.
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Based
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by clarge1120 4y ago
Half seems low, but then again, I am in the 50% that believes news organizations deliberately mislead for biased gain.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
Don’t listen to anyone telling you that cold calling doesn’t work. It works! You want to get a step-by-step book that you can relate to. I had to read five or six of them before I found one that really spoke to me. It was an uphill battle.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
The solution for Google is to filter generated content, period. That will lead to an arms race of sorts, similar to the SEO keyword arms race. The SEO arms race resulted in keyword relevant, but unoriginal minimally useful content. The prob
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by clarge1120 4y ago
> ...and challenge incorrect assumptions What does that mean? It doesn't really matter what it means today. What matters is what will it mean when the next thing becomes the current thing.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
The impact of your decision will grow with time. Always getting better. The upside is immense. The downside is that very few people will understand or share your experience.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
Yes, all the way until age 40. Then, reality.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
Quick. Release a song on Soundcloud called "Internal Server Error". Search traffic will mint you a hit in no time.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
I suspect the training was overfit to certain kinds of music. A bot that's fine tuned with "funk", "70's funk", and other similar music will produce better results.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
Trying to imagine what the song "Internal Server Error" sounds like because when I typed that into Spotify it just repeated the same back to me. Then my screen bulged out with a screaming face. Then went back to normal. Weird.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
Exactly. I will be surprised if even GPT-3 (with training data), not to mention GPT-4-5-6 or 7, is made available to the masses. There's too much potential for disruption. Also, I'd love to be surprised.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
Cyphers, the algorithms used to encrypt the secret file, become obsolete over time. We still need to solve for obsolescence. You can encrypt a file today using a cypher that will eventually be removed from all browsers, desktops, and phones
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by clarge1120 4y ago
Drowning in information... Starving for wisdom... No matter what we come up with, we still have to seek wisdom from the wise. The internet (AI powered or not) will never be wise. This gives me hope for humanity, and makes me love God more.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
Before the real internet came and killed the forums, the weird bearded guy would lurk on the forums. He's the guy who makes you answer general questions like, "Why would you want to do that?" "What's this for?"
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by clarge1120 4y ago
The redpill in me says MSFT created dotnet to kill VB6. That tool made it too easy (and cheap) to create value through automation.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
This could be Amazon anticipating a very slow holiday season.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
And not just because of corporate layoffs.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
Half the fun of having a bartender is to influence the alcohol content of your drinks. If the bartender has no influence on the drink the bartender/customer relationship is weak.
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by clarge1120 4y ago
Can someone explain what I'm seeing here? It looks like there are stars in front of the Pillars of Creation itself. Is this an illusion?
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by clarge1120 4y ago
It’s a miserable experience from top to bottom. Onboarding a new developer takes much longer and is far more tedious than one might expect. There are multiple layers of security employees must navigate. And when something breaks, anywhere,
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by clarge1120 4y ago
How do you define harm? I hope you have a straightforward answer.

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