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by copperx 4y ago
English? I've been prompting GPT-4 in Spanish all along, and it responds in impeccable Spanish. I can ask it to change the writing style of an essay to famous Latin American writers and it does it admirably. Translating back and forth
692.
by copperx 4y ago
I've avoided that because of the tedium of having to fact check everything.
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by copperx 4y ago
That's my understanding too. But we're talking about cancer that can be observed on a slide. At that point, that's beyond the error correction mechanisms AFAIK.
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by copperx 4y ago
I don't believe every person of every age has observable cancer that can be seen on a slide.
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by copperx 4y ago
Surely the slides were of men of an advanced age, right? Otherwise that statement is false.
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by copperx 4y ago
Shame as in "it's a shame" or as in "shame on them"?
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by copperx 4y ago
LLMs can explain code fairly accurately.
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by copperx 4y ago
This is perhaps one of the most impressive responses I've read. It truly seems like there is some reasoning happening. I don't understand how this can be the output of a generative LLM.
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by copperx 4y ago
> despite pretty much just predicting the next word Is GPT really like the old school NLP trigram stuff?
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by copperx 4y ago
> Not once was programming something that was a time sink. Can you please expound on that? Do you mean not hard as in comparison to something else?
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by copperx 4y ago
That's some low-hanging fruit that someone should tackle. Ask the AI, "is X illegal under Y and Z circumstances"?
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by copperx 4y ago
It's 2023, the AI winter is over, and we still don't have Knuth-Plass in our web browsers or Kindles! I'm happy to read that it might finally happen with text-wrap: pretty.
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by copperx 4y ago
Impossible? we are programmed to LOVE all of those things, except for being alone, which can't be learned away. Is there anyone with special genetic makeup that naturally rejects idleness and high-calorie foods?
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by copperx 4y ago
Sure, there are edge cases. I don't know why you're fixated on those.
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by copperx 4y ago
You're already footing the bill if you have insurance; it's the same thing. And these beliefs are a consequence of for-profit healthcare. If socialized healthcare was a reality, there would be a big incentive for having a lean pop
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by copperx 4y ago
Losing a significant amount of fat on purpose is becoming healthier, no ifs or buts about it.
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by copperx 4y ago
Exercise is essential for health, but not the best bet to lose weight, isn't it?
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by copperx 4y ago
Even if progress halted for 10 years, there is a LOT of low hanging fruit to be picked with the current models to develop all kinds of novel integrations.
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by copperx 4y ago
I wonder what's more difficult: engineering a good prompt, or remembering commands and arguments? Also, is there a ChatGPT terminal where I can enter a prompt and get a fully-fledged command in response? Seems like very low hanging fru
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by copperx 4y ago
Mine connects to the goddamn car, overriding my cell phone.
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by copperx 4y ago
The last time I took a casual glance at studied, it seemed that vitamin D deficiency was correlated with multiple health conditions; however, vitamin D supplementation had not clearly prevented or reversed those conditions. That is, this i
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by copperx 4y ago
I wonder whether there are any shortcuts like ingesting a substance to make the glucose visible by the sensor.
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by copperx 4y ago
You need stronger evidence than an anecdote to suggest Gecko is running on iOS.
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by copperx 4y ago
I agree that the OP needs to consult with a neurologist, but I don't see anything wrong with asking.
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by copperx 4y ago
I loved that thing so much when I was a teenager.
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by copperx 4y ago
> There are many obese people who are extremely healthy I don't think that's true. However, some people can withstand bad diets. As an example, I had a morbidly obese uncle that ate copious quantities of bacon, white bread, and
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by copperx 4y ago
I wonder what happens in American cities where it is possible, such as New York.
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by copperx 4y ago
I'm just glad because that's going to end the longstanding misconception that phones are connected to satellites. They will finally be.
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by copperx 4y ago
It's ironic that you mention semaglutide, because it causes cancer.
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by copperx 4y ago
Adding a confidence score to every answer doesn't look like an insurmountable problem.

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