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by comboy 3y ago
> They are happy to let it churn for months / years (because the case is working through the system). Is that the case? I would be surprised. I would assume success ratio does not change much by checking say 10^4 more combinations (
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by comboy 3y ago
In theory you should be able to run untrusted code and be safe if permissions, sandboxes etc. are organized reasonably. The idea that you can tell if somebody's else code is malicious just by looking at it is flawed anyway and it'
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by comboy 3y ago
OpenAI was talking about some kind of steganography so that previous outputs can be excluded from the training data. Not sure what's the progress on that.
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by comboy 3y ago
electron size: 10^-14 planck length: 10^-35 10^-14 * 10^17 = 10^-31 (in case somebody wondered just as I did)
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by comboy 3y ago
excited claps
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by comboy 3y ago
What's with the NSFW need? I'd understand if this is some image generator, but here? Is it some sexting, "romance", or is NSFW about something else altogether?
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by comboy 3y ago
Is it possible to test it somewhere?
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by comboy 3y ago
Imagine a triangle from points A B C. If I'm at C, and I know distance between A and B, then if something is at A then at B and I measure time between these events in my frame of reference..
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by comboy 3y ago
And what would you use to beam FTL? Also, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-cloning_theorem
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by comboy 3y ago
No argument? She has shown that within widely accepted theory FTL could be possible. You need to poke a hole in that to say that she has no real argument. I think many physicist may dismiss it as, well, yes, given certain assumptions.. bu
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by comboy 4y ago
Don't they do some part of identification for more expensive parts like battery and display so that you can't even switch them between two phones? But maybe I remember that wrong.
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by comboy 4y ago
Why Estonia of all the places? I'm assuming you guys were in the situation to choose whenever you wanted to move. Western Europe, Signapore, Australia, Switzerland? Why Estonia?
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by comboy 4y ago
Right? I don't find enough people amazed by that. Only one computation per layer, even with attention mechanisms, and that's allowing to fit all abstractions (which seem deep sometimes, it can get pretty meta) and then on top of t
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by comboy 4y ago
OpenAI becomes a really powerful corporation right now. Until reasonable alternatives are developed, in many professions you will be basically handicapped without it. And the cherry on top is that they have all inputs. These provide incompa
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by comboy 4y ago
The more you customize the more unique your session becomes.
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by comboy 4y ago
I have no idea about the subject, so can somebody explain to me why can two people at a company talk to each other without turning on any recording device but can't do that legally using text? That is if my understanding is correct.
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by comboy 4y ago
GPT4 is much better in that regard. With GPT3.5 I've had very similar problems. Plainly ignoring very simple directions (e.g. Do not output sentences starting with "In conclusion"). GPT4 unfortunately still does that, but it&
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by comboy 4y ago
> It doesn't have an understanding of sippy cups. I know that's not what you're doing here, but arguments of people saying that's it's nothing special are sure getting more and more interesting.
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by comboy 4y ago
I did read it and yes, I agree, I was just talking about "making it behave". I also highly recommend reading the link to others, simple insight which not that many people realize.
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by comboy 4y ago
It's too expensive for now, but I'm pretty sure if you asked GPT-4 to evaluate other GPT-4 output based on some policies it would stop pretty much all of these attacks (if something would get through cracks it wouldn't be eas
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by comboy 4y ago
It's available on ChatGPT Plus right now. Holy cow, it's good.
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by comboy 4y ago
I seemed to have read the whole post but didn't notice anything about it, my bad.
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by comboy 4y ago
I wondered that too. I think he should have altered the moon image a bit before applying the filter.
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by comboy 4y ago
I disagree. I think you are close to the truth, but Iraq war was not seen in a very negative light by US citizens, or people in EU for that matter. Which was what media pushed. But people can think on their own. Somebody in the thread may w
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by comboy 4y ago
You can't fix the problem by not talking about it. It wasn't an unfortunate natural disaster.
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by comboy 4y ago
I can't find a chart but presumably efficiency of electric motors improved a lot since then.
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by comboy 4y ago
From quick search electric car uses 0.15-0.2kWh per kilometer. That's amount of energy you get after delivering 200 Watts for an hour. Let's say you have 2m2 of roof (pretty generous), of very efficient panels in your driving in a
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by comboy 4y ago
Good observation. I thought at first that it should be multidimensional, but categories are hard. Very hard. I think general trust could work. People I trust won't give strong opinions about thing they have no idea about. You choose th
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by comboy 4y ago
We will develop web of trust [1]. I assign weighted(!) trust to my friends, they assign to their friends. Small world [2]. This also fixes fake reviews, dependencies security, politics and whole lot of other things. The idea is too good not
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by comboy 4y ago
Any elaboration on why do you find Cryptonomicon in particular worth re-reading? It seemed pretty verbose.

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