denverllc

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by denverllc 3y ago
Luckily many websites won’t need to, since I’m sure Cloudflare will offer disabling Google topics as a sign you’re a bot. (I say this after getting stuck on a Cloudflare “are you a bot?” loop that I couldn’t get out of and that prevented me
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by denverllc 3y ago
I can unplug my desktop computer from the outlet and plug it back in, and the clock will stay the same.
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by denverllc 3y ago
Speaking of fruit preservation: has anyone bought prepacked/sliced fruit from the grocery store / Costco that has an "off" flavor to it? Almost like they added some preservative. (The different fruit had the same flavor,
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by denverllc 3y ago
> that legacy students had both higher SATs and better GPAs Then they can get in without legacy admission.
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by denverllc 3y ago
AMD released ROCm (its competitor to CUDA) in 2016, nearly 9 nears after NVidia released CUDA. They relied on OpenCL and failed to invest in "GPGPU", and as a result were so far behind NVidia they couldn't keep up. As a resul
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by denverllc 3y ago
> And it only hit her just then after spending all that money that she had to find a way to pay it back on that low of a salary. I wonder what the trade offs would be if people had 2 years of work experience after high school but before
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by denverllc 3y ago
I think this is just a terrible situation for everyone involved. When growing up it was hammered into us that you needed to go to university to be able to be successful in the world, and so a lot of people went into university not to get a
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by denverllc 3y ago
Not sure what your point is. Pickled vegetables contain nitrosamines [1] which are definite carcinogens. It’s the same reason that processed meats are associated with increased rates of colon cancer. Regarding caffeic acid, it’s possible th
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by denverllc 3y ago
Sometimes there's hype but no value. That's blockchain. LLM's also have hype, but I've already used ChatGPT in so many ways: - writing basic demo apps that save me 10-20 minutes; - translating code between programming la
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by denverllc 3y ago
This page doesn't exist in chrome for me and I can't find it by searching the settings. I wonder if it's a regional thing -- I'm in the US. Are you not in the US by chance?
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by denverllc 3y ago
Why innovate when you can regulate?
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by denverllc 3y ago
For 5 more tokens (i.e. two space, four space, eight space, etc.), they could have converted up to 32 spaces into log2(N) tokens. e.g. 31 spaces would be 16 + 8 + 4 + 2 + 1 = 5 tokens; 15 spaces would be 8 + 4 + 2 + 1, etc; but for a lot of
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by denverllc 3y ago
I’m looking forward to trying this out!
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by denverllc 3y ago
Looking at the examples discussing Reagan on the Wiki page, is this generated text looking to sway public opinion? This could be used to sway elections! What sort of precautions did the hacker named Mark V Shaney take before releasing this
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by denverllc 3y ago
The actual statement is "The API does not just change without us telling you. The models are static there." But that isn't ChatGPT. Here's how I feel ChatGPT answers my coding questions now: Me: Write a Python script to
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by denverllc 3y ago
Here's an example of a "technically true" but deceptive statement: he says that he has no financial interest in OpenAI. But there's no way that someone couldn't be the head of a huge, influential organization and no
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by denverllc 3y ago
A bit dark, but maybe they're factoring in the expected lifetime of the stunt crew into the budget?
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by denverllc 3y ago
I don't think Sam read the Google memo and realized they needed a moat -- I think they've been trying this for some time. Here's their planned proposal for government regulation; they discuss not just limiting access to model