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by dakiol 4y ago
Impressive. URL: https://qntm.org/responsibility Summary: > This story follows Tim and Diane, two scientists who have successfully built a quantum computer. They use it to simulate a universe, and eventually discover tha
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by dakiol 4y ago
The thing is point 1 costs money (I imagine at some point, ChatGPT will cost money), but point 2 also will cost money. So OpenAI will charge you double for generate AI-written text that is undetectable. Poor move. I could happily pay a lot
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by dakiol 4y ago
No way. If I were a student trying to use ChatGPT in order to improve my writing, I would definitely not pay for it if I know my teachers are using their AI Classifier. I mean, what's the point? I don't think OpenAI will be able t
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by dakiol 4y ago
Isn't this a poor business move from OpenAI? I mean, if they make possible to distinguish (100% in the future) between AI-written text and human-written text... then a big chunk of potential OpenAI's customers will not use ChatGPT
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by dakiol 4y ago
They require you to submit your credit card information (even for the free tier). No thanks.
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by dakiol 4y ago
Isn't it obvious? They don't need to fire those people.
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by dakiol 4y ago
What's the difference between SEO spam and SEO spam powered by ChatGPT? It's the same shit.
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by dakiol 4y ago
But that's a hassle. It may work, but you end up with a version in the target language that may not be as good as the original and needs correction. More often than not, most of the text structure remains intact (so the watermark is no
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by dakiol 4y ago
Well, that's what I said. They are doing it not because of "bad times" or "recession" or "post-covid era", they are doing it because that's what they wanted to do from the beginning. They couldn'
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by dakiol 4y ago
That's not how watermark works for ChatGPT. The watermark is the sequence of words. It has nothing to do with the string representation (e.g., invisible characters or whatever). Even if you modify the sequence of words slightly, the wa
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by dakiol 4y ago
Perhaps I'm naive, but I think companies are doing massive layoffs these days because of some sort of "domino effect". There are companies out there who would love to lay off half their staff, but in regular times they couldn
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Ask HN: Watermarked ChatGPT?
4 points by dakiol 4y ago|7 comments
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by dakiol 4y ago
As others have commented, just go for <?go ... ?> instead of the caret. You'll get thousands of users in an instant.
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by dakiol 4y ago
> There is a reason why we switched away from template-based frontends (à la PHP) Who is "we"? There are more websites out there written using template-based frontends (mostly PHP) than the other way around.
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by dakiol 4y ago
How is the example given in the post an "edge" case? All except the simplest domain models include these kind of relationships (and more complex ones). The Post->Comment->Vote pattern is practically everywhere as soon as you
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by dakiol 4y ago
Nice price. Are those dedicated servers? Or just "cloud" (standard or dedicated vcpu?)?
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by dakiol 4y ago
The last social media "platform" I have heavily used (ignoring HN) was MSN Messenger. Reddit/Twitter/FB/etc. never got my attention somehow, but now I see more and more people leaving them. I guess that must be good
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by dakiol 4y ago
Just quit. Or ask for a significant salary raise (something worth all the hassle you're gonna deal with). If something goes wrong (now, or in the future as a consequence of the actions you take now) then you'll be the responsible
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by dakiol 4y ago
I have a couple of passwords I care about. I have memorized them, but I also have written them in pages in a couple of books (among the hundreds I have). The vast majority of other passwords (e.g., HN's account), well, they are in plai
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by dakiol 4y ago
> With all the recent layoffs, are you getting flooded with too many great applicants? Why do you think the people who were laid off were "great" to begin with? Surprises me a lot the folks who think that a software engineer wi
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by dakiol 4y ago
And where do you store the key to decrypt the secret?
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by dakiol 4y ago
In order: - 100% remote only - Flexible schedule (e.g., I can start at at 8am or at 10am. I can go and pick up the kids at 2pm from school. I have a dentist appointment tomorrow morning. Etc.) - salary. At least 15% more than what I’m makin
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by dakiol 4y ago
I did the same. It was fun. I wanted chatgpt to output an mp3 file encoded in base64 in which one could hear someone speaking a phrase in that invented language. I couldn’t convince the AI to do so.
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by dakiol 4y ago
I thought this was the norm. I don’t like smartphones (I do own one but 75% of the time I go out without it). I don’t have Twitter, FB, instagram. I don’t even use a watch. I’ve never paid anything via my smartphone (I use my laptop for tha
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by dakiol 4y ago
I don’t get it. You don’t need to be better than everybody else. You don’t need to be better than AI tools. You just need to be better than the colleagues you have around. Become that person everyone in the “remote” office goes to to ask qu
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by dakiol 4y ago
> I feel that doing a regular software engineering job would be much easier and exciting because it's just a job and you can have other hobbies. But with AI, you have to read relevant papers on your spare time just to keep up. Eithe
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Ask HN: Open-source license that limits usage by ML algorithms?
5 points by dakiol 4y ago|3 comments
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by dakiol 4y ago
You won't start a startup based on knowledge from ChatGPT, you: - will write a better performance review for your peers - will find better deals on Amazon - will sing custom karaoke songs (that mention you and your kids on that great m
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by dakiol 4y ago
I know it's guessing it... but if by guessing it outputs the correct answer, well then what's the difference between the AI and the actual Python compiler? That's my question: how is the AI able to guess the correct answer ju
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by dakiol 4y ago
> I like to search for discussions, opinion pieces and other content on the internet and that's not something I see getting replaced by AI that quickly. I imagine that in some years we could see AI models being constantly trained wi

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