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by corobo 4y ago
I'm sure a lot of people are basing their belief on AI on sci-fi interpretation. If you're one of the folks doing this at least acknowledge the story would have been quite boring if it was 800 pages of "everything went well,
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by corobo 4y ago
Honestly my comment is moot I think I realised I was coming back to the thread to edit in new thoughts. This means I do both fast thinking (initial comment) and slow thinking (returning to add something else) I no longer believe I'm so
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by corobo 4y ago
I know mate, haha. I imagine someone can do much better than I did in a few minutes, but yeah use the UI that already exists instead of sprinkling electron on something text based. If anyone fancies a tinker I imagine future editions of a C
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by corobo 4y ago
I don't believe so, but that's not something I wanted/needed for this one. It's just for one off things for me. Something like > ai give me an index match formula to link between sheets New and Current Then I'll
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by corobo 4y ago
I whipped up a quick cli script myself haha https://gist.github.com/cohan/7d2abfa56b2dfdaae98bf70e84c622... All of these UIs when there's a perfectly good command line right there! The CLI is always the best way f
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by corobo 4y ago
I think there's a book that goes into the two "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahnmeman. I've yet to read it but it's on the list. E: your comment made me realise I do both too. For example coming back to HN to
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by corobo 4y ago
On the random site I just used it did have a "turbulent" or sense of urgency result, which was a hair off 100%. Maybe that's the bar that determines fast or slow thinkers? Assertive vs Turbulent was the scale. As an on again
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by corobo 4y ago
Yeah I always get INTP and I get (secretly, internally) impatient with people who can't keep up. Hell I get impatient with myself if I'm not thinking fast enough. Maybe it's INTP with an ADHD modifier? Haha Can't stand i
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by corobo 4y ago
If schools start using it, solely it, for plagiarism/cheat detection then I'm right there behind you in the protest. I'd be ok with it being a first line thing that causes a more fine tuned manual check and maybe a manual pop
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by corobo 4y ago
Assume it will be hacked. Assume the bad guy is just sitting there patiently waiting for you to fuck up. Assume it has been hacked. Even if you are perfect, and you wont ever be, some dumb little thing can come up like Docker bypassing yo
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by corobo 4y ago
Of course it's not possible! That's why you chuck Plex on a NAS, an old workstation, at least wrap it up inside a virtual machine. ... at LEAST least run it as it's own user. Not your dev machine for a security company! I pro
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by corobo 4y ago
In fairness Plex does tell you when the server needs an update. It's orange on black on the header bar. I've yet to miss an update anyway. It takes seconds, haha Maybe don't install crap on your dev machine if you're not
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by corobo 4y ago
Well then we wait another half year for the 'whatever will replace chatgpt' detector. It's always been a to and fro between spam and ham. Always will be. Unless you're releasing updates to your paper each time a new AI m
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by corobo 4y ago
I expect this from Reddit but surely Hacker News isn't judging future tech based on current prototypes? Haha None of this existed at all 5 years ago. Let it cook.
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by corobo 4y ago
You've done all the work only to be caught out by automated AI recognition[1] later. Low stakes should probably be fine but to anyone using it for something important at least do the old rewrite-to-not-be-plagiarism trick. I have to im
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by corobo 4y ago
Urgh, Adobe wound me up so much with that block the exit bullshit I'll go out of my way to tell anyone that needs it how to get out of their cancellation fee haha. Must have cost them a few grand by now in cancel fees never mind bypass
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by corobo 4y ago
I credit the book "No More Mr Nice Guy" by Robert Glover as creating the foundation I needed to get out of my valley after my breakup (engaged, 8yr total). Other self-help books and an ADHD diagnosis built on top of that, but that
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by corobo 4y ago
I used to do it as a doc but switched to cards because physical is more real and you can literally shuffle them into a new order. Shuffle then go through the deck again for bonus ideas! Also I love writing with a sharpie. Tickles the brain
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by corobo 4y ago
Nice! I adapted my card system from David Lynch I think - he said 70 scenes/cards and you've got a feature length film, something I was deluding myself into thinking I could do at the time. Tried that for a bit but the films and T
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by corobo 4y ago
I do whatever is needed tbh. Primarily sysadmin and PHP/WordPress dev right now but I'll jump on calls, tech sales, documentation, set up and OOH a monitoring system, assist with billing guff.. data entry if there's nothing e
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by corobo 4y ago
Yeah that's why I'm not the target market mate. Can't delete comments when they've been responded to and editing completely would be confusing. Wasn't expecting my whinging to be upvoted tbh
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by corobo 4y ago
I averaged 300 calories a day last month, hwhat the fuck is a hobby I'm definitely an imposter on this site lmao, gosh darn it I do love me some nerd news though.
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by corobo 4y ago
Mate I've been in debt my entire working life. 16 years and counting. I have once in my life had a bank balance above £0 and I had to break a hip to do that. I'm saving the other one for retirement lmao I'm literally just wor
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by corobo 4y ago
If you're in a full time job doesn't that mean your side things aren't working either? That's basically what I mean by no fucking around money, your best time has to be spent elsewhere. I don't want to make little o
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by corobo 4y ago
Is there a conclusion missing? So what did he end up doing? I can't imagine unfocusing the beam to actually be productive. I was doing that for 15 years, it turned out to be ADHD. E: ohhh he's already sold a company before this. Y
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by corobo 4y ago
Same happens whenever it dips too, and if it stops completely you get a feeling of "impending doom" (infinite anxiety haha). For example using adenosine to turn the heart off and on again if it's acting wonky. Maybe just mess
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by corobo 4y ago
I picture sliders like on an audio mixing desk haha. Always good to see you're not (the only one who is) crazy!
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by corobo 4y ago
> Wouldnt this one fall as a limitation simply if the model were ordered to "speak" before the user prompts? > ordered Nope. Anyone giving an order is an external prompt. > OpenAI/Microsoft simply did it not want it
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by corobo 4y ago
You seem to be lashing out at me for not wanting to do anything I'd do for AI for chickens and pigs. They're not my skillset, they're not in my wheel of interests. I wouldn't know where to start. There are BILLIONS of fa
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by corobo 4y ago
Well I'd hope by the time we have a sentient AI we'd have covered that. To be clear I do not think the AI is currently sentient. I'm not going to run a one man crusade against the world's farming community. That is beyon

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