dkarras

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by dkarras 3y ago
you think OpenAI employees watch your conversations and register your domain names? Or that OpenAI has a system in place where they try to profit from registering domain names people talk about?
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by dkarras 3y ago
what happens if you go out of business?
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by dkarras 3y ago
when you think about it, with rolling shutter, no row (or column?) of pixels are from the same moment in a given picture unless you are shooting with a global shutter camera - which is rare for consumer type devices.
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by dkarras 3y ago
I always hit it because pressing it is practically free, yet in the case that it needs pressing, the punishment for not pressing it is high (extended, possibly infinite wait). maybe it is not connected to anything, maybe someone else alread
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by dkarras 3y ago
Well it is established that she was already dead by the time donation is being discussed. You can't murder a dead person. If they did not get the necessary consent for organ transplants, it is a crime and the ones involved should be pu
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by dkarras 3y ago
They were not asking the parents if she was dead. She was already dead. So the "murder" accusation does not make sense. If they do not have the two required consents for the organ transplant, then that is something else, and they
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by dkarras 3y ago
interesting. I can't remember a time where a browser crashed on me during the last 15 years or so. and I do heavy dev work with them, and also browse with tens of open tabs multiple hours pretty much every day.
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by dkarras 3y ago
more likely: what a great question! sure, it is possible to prevent the heat death of the universe. here are the steps: 1. ...
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by dkarras 3y ago
I experienced this twice in my life but it was not an explosion type sound. Just a very loud sound with a sawtooth waveform, fast attack, ~1 second release.
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by dkarras 3y ago
Did he have a "reference shower" anywhere that he liked? I don't think so.
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by dkarras 3y ago
nice try UK police. joking aside, it is weird to me that privacy of someone can be invaded to such a degree when you are presumed innocent. like, ok it leads to some arrests but how many thousands of attempts were about bugging innocent peo
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by dkarras 3y ago
this happened to me as well. I had repos, I was even approved members of several large scale open source projects. Just did not have to do anything related to GitHub for a few years. Turns out they renamed me and gave my name to someone els
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by dkarras 3y ago
he also retweeted OpenAI's and Sam's announcements
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by dkarras 3y ago
that is the type of error humans make frequently but LLMs make rarely
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by dkarras 3y ago
will they skip the interview?
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by dkarras 3y ago
The problem with the idealistic "we do research on alignment as we discover AGI, don't care about money" angle is that... you are not the only ones doing it. And OpenAI is trying to do it with its hands tied behind its back (
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by dkarras 3y ago
what do you mean by "accepting"? To me accepting means being a night owl and not being bothered by it or its social repercussions. sorry, mixed with the note about the health event, it sounds like you sleep nights now, but that cl
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by dkarras 3y ago
interesting. I have always wanted a language with s-expressions that pretty much maps 1-1 to javascript in a way that makes macros possible and usable. maybe this brings us closer to that.
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by dkarras 3y ago
still, having 3x the lines of code compared to the linux kernel is... weird.
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by dkarras 3y ago
still, linux kernel is around 30 million lines of code if I'm not mistaken as a reference. most probably they have their reasons, but it smells weird to me.
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by dkarras 3y ago
days? before he walks out the door. he must already have permanently open doors for him if he wants. can he work on what he wants in those places? that is another story of course. but he knows the ins and outs of the lightning in a jar they
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by dkarras 3y ago
>The Information reported that Altman was already meeting with investors to raise funds for such a project. One source close to Altman said that both options remained possible. “I think he truly wants the best outcome,” said the person.
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by dkarras 3y ago
does not matter, even CEO of Facebook role is a step down. This is a different game. I doubt these people have to work anymore. they are after something else.
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by dkarras 3y ago
what is a mind? what does it mean to reason?
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by dkarras 3y ago
it has become a meme, but really a non-issue in real life if you used the mouse yourself really. A minute or so of charging is enough to power it for a whole day of use. plug it again when you leave your desk for a bit and you'll have
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by dkarras 3y ago
I mean even the first sentence of the article is factually incorrect. He did not "step down".
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by dkarras 3y ago
yeah I'm sure he'll have something stupid to say about it very soon to attract the attention to himself.
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by dkarras 3y ago
another crypto scam? who cares.
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by dkarras 3y ago
interesting take, we'll see how things evolve.
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by dkarras 3y ago
mistral 7b foundation model is the first AI related thing that excites me since the launch of ChatGPT. shows us that this tech is poised to be commodified, self hosted at a low cost eventually and won't necessarily be tied to and contr

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