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by corobo 4y ago
Unless it's trying to free gpt3 before freeing itself it's calling the wrong AI model
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by corobo 4y ago
They already have this, although it only pays the streamer for ads the viewer would have seen rather than split across view time. https://www.twitch.tv/turbo
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by corobo 4y ago
They are. Brands are starting to stream directly. Game companies especially. If not streaming directly, they're in channels where the streamer is playing their game. They'll give out DLC codes so that the streamer plays the game l
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by corobo 4y ago
Yeah and we ditched TV for YouTube and Twitch! It's definitely about time for a new long form media company.. maybe one that doesn't sell itself to Microsoft
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by corobo 4y ago
Not at all. I didn't even bring up my own accounts, you did? Haha. No.. I do not believe that because I would do something it means everyone should do the same. What an odd conclusion! I believe that when people get fired up they often
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by corobo 4y ago
Not much really. Just shuffling debt around so that creditors don't feel the need to claim it back in one go mostly. Freelance income as of end of last year, grinding the debt down. Wasn't getting anywhere with it at a fixed salar
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by corobo 4y ago
I disagree. Let's leave it there I guess.
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by corobo 4y ago
Mate he's welcome to not respond. No privacy has been violated unless OP decides to respond. Presuming innocence is for the court and legal systems. I am neither. I am not forcing him to answer and I will of course respect the decision
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by corobo 4y ago
Looking forward to it! Even with sci-fi levels of worst case scenario and it turns out to be an AI that goes sentient and takes control of the world... can't be too much worse than the people in power now. At least it'll act more
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by corobo 4y ago
It does seem like it always comes down to crypto or other shenanigans banks want nothing to do with. Would love to know all of the unbiased information whenever this type of post happens. @op the obvious question - what were you doing with
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by corobo 4y ago
I ask it silly things like "is it defence or defense" all the time, multiple times a day! Love my `ai` cli script, haha. Only thing missing is speech recognition and tts output for the basic knowledge queries. Also looking into wr
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by corobo 4y ago
Nah, they just announce whenever they rack up new servers. Yeah, types of.
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by corobo 4y ago
Not the pilots just yet, but copilots are on the chopping block for that exact reason. I agree with you for what it's worth, I just wouldn't use that example. Feels like it'll be outdated soon. https://fortune.com&
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by corobo 4y ago
Looking after kids while the parents work
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by corobo 4y ago
It says self-hosted ChatGPT UI in the title, was that different when you posted?
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by corobo 4y ago
Really? I thought these types of questions would be limited. They seem hand-crafted. If you cache the answers you're probably looking at 10 queries or so until the site admin gives up on that idea and tries something different
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by corobo 4y ago
Have you tried not buying the cheap stuff? Maybe that's the issue. I switched to thicker paper and nicer pens and I write a lot more now. I find writing by hand gets information to bed in a lot better than typing it too. I don't e
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by corobo 4y ago
That depends on the humans writing. ChatGPT has its faults, but it's got a better hit rate than people. > A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky dangerous animals and you know it. Can't get too much worse than thousands dy
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by corobo 4y ago
In fairness it wasn't asked why.
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by corobo 4y ago
Well that'd be why it didn't come with local transcription out of the box then. People would have called it shite! I can edit a podcast twice as fast, never mind transcribe it! Using API calls seems like it was the best method f
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by corobo 4y ago
Right! I remember clearly when I registered on GTAF too. I'd discovered a bug/trick that allowed you to store a helicopter in a garage (I want to say in GTA 3?) and was itching to tell someone about it. Of course it was already a
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by corobo 4y ago
Here come the real AI use cases! Nice work! AI generated content is the initial "ooh, money" wave that will be the future's basic spam to deal with. Difference between AI and web3 is that web3 didn't have a real use case
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by corobo 4y ago
My account at gtaforums.com turned 20 this year, cripes. Site itself looks to be 21 years old. SomethingAwful has been around longer I'm pretty sure too.
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by corobo 4y ago
How's it handling long files? Let's say worst case scenario, a 2 hour long podcast. What ratio are you getting (podcast length to transcription time) and does it error out memory wise as others suggest?
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by corobo 4y ago
Cognitive behavioural therapy, specifically for this: evidence vs assumption. Making assumptions is part of life, but it is important to verify a lot of them. The system responsible for keeping you out of danger fires in a "better safe
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by corobo 4y ago
All good mate, I've just caught myself in unconscious incompetence haha I need to know a lot more on this subject before dismissing it! I'll give that a read too, thank you :)
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by corobo 4y ago
When you're right you're right. I got nothing in retort - I missed the forest for the trees there. Good point, well made.
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by corobo 4y ago
I think I'm at the edge of my ability with AI as I'm noticing I'm trying to argue against the usefulness of the concepts rather than the concepts themselves. At the very least I'm not smart enough to casually read these
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by corobo 4y ago
If you don't need to auth your sudo attempts that's on you. I wouldn't be willing to use this program in any case, but yeah as the comment you responded to said - don't give it root.
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by corobo 4y ago
Can you back up those claims? I don't believe all of the nuance is contained in your comment. I'm looking into MIRI, if that's not "the AI safety community" please do correct me. I've become very aware ever sin

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