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by coffeeblack 4y ago
It didn’t lie, it got it wrong. That’s a very big difference.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
That’s actually a good hypothesis. But apparently the count is sometimes off by more than one. My take: poor ChatGPT has no fingers, so counting is hard!
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
Good point. It always reminds me of the “crypto nerd” xkcd. https://xkcd.com/538/
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
Or they could host in a country where “secret warrants” don’t exist.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
Wouldn’t call it hoarding though. It’s more like leaving mountains of documents and papers on your desk.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
I have colleagues who never do calls, no problem. I prefer by video calls (except when I have to use Teams) over voice or text. But if others don’t, that’s okay too. No need to lie about “being busy”, just that you can explain or understand
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
It’s “rude” to say you’re busy? I too prefer calls (not with Teams though), just because you can look at code together and also have some interaction with remote colleagues. But if the other person has no time, no problem. Why would that be
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
Interesting. That seem surprisingly far removed from physical reality. When a lion attacks a gazelle, is it the gazelle’s lion-hating ideology that makes it run away? Or is there in fact real-world danger? Absent of ideology.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
It was a direct quote from Roth’s dissertation, including context. Nobody “had to flee”. Old Twitter had countless tweets containing images of violence against children. Under Musk it took only days to remove all of that.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
And another one about the cave dude. Please see my other reply for that case. Regarding the Twitter guy: Yoel Roth was a different person. What was bad about how he treated Roth and the Twitter Android guy (I guess that’s who you actually w
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
You mean where he worked with the Thai government on a rescue plan, got attacked verbally by that dude, attacked back, and then the dude couldn’t take it? Yes, I remember that he apologized a day later, even though the other one started it.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
There is no “true” output. It all depends on the input. But what seems dangerous is to let ideology influence the output. Not sure how bad it currently is at Open AI. I’ve never been able to get an obviously ideological answer from ChatGPT.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
For example? Who did he “destroy for the lolz”?
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
Tesla isn’t just about cars, it’s about making renewable energy useful. Boring had little to do with Musk. It was an idea that seemed promising, and a Tesla manager volunteered to make it reality. Musk just provided some initial finding. It
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
Lived in Africa and all other continents with poverty for 20+ years.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
Gates is buying a good name. He’s not really doing any good imo. Hop on a plane and look at what the foundation is actually doing in places where they are doing it. I have never seen anything useful. But it “sounds” really awesome to people
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
On first glance, I didn’t see anything better, tbh.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
That was the initial reason why Open AI was founded (the driver back then was again Elon Musk), to prevent AI tech being only in the hands of large corporations that have a financial interest in a certain type of AI. Unfortunately, Musk lef
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
The difference is the cost per unit of answer.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
This, plus if you have no Google Takeout backup.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
New Twitter will soon get long-form Tweets to address that problem. Amazing how in 15 years they never managed to fix this UX issue, despite have ten times more people than they actually needed.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
The nativity here with regards to the CCP is depressing.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
Sadly, it’s about feelings, not facts. That’s how indoctrination works.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
Correct. And these people will not only be the leaders of tomorrow but also the ones that control worldwide communications from their offices in Silicon Valley. They will shape the entire world.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
Precisely. And in the meantime, it’s great to recognise friend from foe. Are you using all the new “correct” words? Are you a good “party member”?
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
Language policing is a great tool to control society. There is always some “flaw” in your language. So you have always something for people to “struggle session” about, in order to become better communi… I mean woke. Ideologies based of gro
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
While the academic degree of the programmer still is “Master”. I give it another year.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
And of course the “Master’s” degree.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
That’s nonsense.
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by coffeeblack 4y ago
It’s much better now than only a month ago.

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