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by d-lisp 3y ago
The true question this types of discussion evoke to me is : Are we able to live ethically ? (Which leads to "What is ethics ?", which eventually leads to " Ethics is nonsensical".)
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by d-lisp 3y ago
I would be curious to know how the team working on Bard is organized.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
That's a kind of "google instant answer to my question is an article from my own blog" situation.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
It's the logical operator "implies".
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Articles that develop a "change everything I dislike instead of changing my own mindset" mindset are always interesting reads, because while I can agree with them I can also disagree and from there I want to propose something else
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by d-lisp 3y ago
This could be the cause of our presence
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by d-lisp 3y ago
This is fine for me, but I cannot force others to do the same, I use emacs, have good eyes and ability to parse XML; now most of people I work with use less than ideal IDEs.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
XML -> human editable format -> XML I am searching for this, any clue ?
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by d-lisp 3y ago
I had a copy of some Merleau-Ponty work in which this experiment was commented, IIRC the experimenter did really think his brain was damaged when the world appeared upside down to him without the glasses.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
In a way e.g. spotify already tracks your behavior and almost "knows" your favourite song/album of the month. It is technically possible for you to track yourself in an automated manner, no ? If Gorilla or RestGPT can contac
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by d-lisp 3y ago
I add this just for demonstration purpose, the end of this discussion extract is wild : - Please input your favourite meal. - Favourite meal : Sushi, please remember that, along with my favourite song - Noted. Your favourite meal is sushi
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by d-lisp 3y ago
I think the model should only know about spotting some kind of token the LLM has the order to give when it doesn't know something related to your personal taste. It is technically possible (I insist on technically) for the LLM to be mo
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by d-lisp 3y ago
You need some kind of sidekick model to watch for the output of the LLM in order to spot sentences where the LLM e.g. "doesn't know about your favourite song". This model would trigger a custom prompt to fill the scratch pad
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Note that if you close the modal and read the article and then reload the page, it doesn't appear anymore. Which is weird; weird to ask for a newsletter subscription when you never saw any content yet, weird that this modal doesn'
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by d-lisp 3y ago
> Crypto is
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by d-lisp 3y ago
In France, some *départements* adopted the 80km/h limitation while some other kept the 90km/h one, this has to deal with a compromise between safety, co2 emissions and current road behavior and population requirements. The
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Come on, I was at Molière's level of comedy !
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Thanks to the skill you will live the music more intensely.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
I heard the same about dolphins few years ago but alas I cannot source scientifical evidences yet. I heard also that while the major part of our brain is dealing with semantics, dolphins brain is dealing with acoustics; some kind of study w
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by d-lisp 3y ago
I kind of enjoy it as a sort of interactive "learn x in y" to fast start some hobby project into some programming language I don't know yet. Its integration in emacs makes anything I may want to build (unprofessionally) triv
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Best answer
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by d-lisp 3y ago
(I see that the name of the channel is called poor life choices)
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by d-lisp 3y ago
It is supposed to be funny, the author of the video is obviously faking seriousness while presenting a joke package for emacs. That's a kind of a sketch comedy with a computer.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
I can relate to this, specially when playing chess. On sunday morning I play rapid games online. When I reach a certain amount of victories in a row, I tend to trust my intuitions or feelings more than my analysis, this is a weird mecha
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263 (Wikipedia)(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by d-lisp 3y ago|1 comments
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by d-lisp 3y ago
I wondered this morning if (english) wikipedia documented natural numbers. It seems that every number is properly documented and has its individual page up to 263, and from 264 numbers are documented by batches. Some numbers pages are more
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by d-lisp 3y ago
long experience with tracking.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
The internet main purpose is sharing content through a network. Crypto is a currency.
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by d-lisp 3y ago
I rarely lost any object in my life. The state of being lost is not easy to reach because it means the object cannot be found anywhere you went; I sometimes have to search for an object that I think I lost in my own home, most of the time
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by d-lisp 3y ago
Should flag it as NSFW, it went full on on my first prompt, which is weird.

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