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by drusepth 4y ago
Always interesting to browse these lists. Figured I'd add this week's browser %s from a site I run to the thread for others interested in another source: > Chrome 62.09% > Safari 26.55% > Edge 3.23% > Opera 2.94% >
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by drusepth 4y ago
Important to note that these tokens _can_ be words, but oftentimes a word will be comprised of multiple tokens, so 8192 tokens = 8192 words isn't strictly correct. That said, your point stands. Most short stories are low-to-mid four-di
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by drusepth 4y ago
I wrote the above answer with my brain and fingers without including ChatGPT. I think you'd find that, in a lot of contexts, a lot of humans care more about reading quality content than concerning themselves with who wrote that content
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by drusepth 4y ago
It seems like if the contextual analogy here was carried through and ChatGPT were to leave its message as a comment on a Java-security thread, the same approach would apply (a few minutes of research on Google) and the provably-incorrect me
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by drusepth 4y ago
This debate reminds me a lot of early-Quora moderation discussions over anonymous users. People wanted to mass-ban any answers from "anonymous" because they weren't from "real people". I argued that, in a public for
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by drusepth 4y ago
According to OP's model, for anyone wondering: >Copyright infringement and antitrust violations are two distinct types of improper use. Plagiarism is an ethical violation that occurs when someone attempts to pass off someone else&#x
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by drusepth 4y ago
I've been making Notebook.ai for over 6 years now, so I have a little experience with the other end of the spectrum. A standalone, downloadable Mac app is one of the most common "feature requests" I get, and I used to get a l
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by drusepth 4y ago
I can think of one thing that could be (and was) done. ;)
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by drusepth 4y ago
>Don't really see the issue. Is having just few TLDs (com/net/org) somehow better? One way it (may) arguably be better is that there are fewer avenues for impersonation or abuse. Ten years ago, bestbuy (or, insert your own
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by drusepth 4y ago
If you think about the space both models are covering from a rate-of-failure perspective, it kind of makes sense that images end up being a bit easier than text: both text- and image-models can output results that look plausible at first gl
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by drusepth 4y ago
I had someone hit me with this same scam a few months ago, with almost the exact same script, although they only said they would call and never actually attempted it. Their account has now been banned, though, so their messages in my chat l
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by drusepth 4y ago
According to this Viasat brochure [1], their top global (not regional) plan is $14k/mo with speeds ranging 20-40Mbps, or approx. $466 per 1Mbps. Comparatively, $25k/mo for 350Mbps would average $71 per 1Mbps, or ~6x cheaper for th
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by drusepth 4y ago
>Very true! Not yet added! :(
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by drusepth 4y ago
I used to have a similar-enough email to a dentist office in Texas and would get a lot of patient scans / files as well. Reached out a dozen times before it finally stopped.
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by drusepth 4y ago
The GP comment you were referring to recommended streaming Netflix in 1080p to, assumedly, compare to streaming games in 1080p, too; not to compare 1080p versus 4K. If you can stream Netflix in 1080p, there's not much additional strain
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by drusepth 4y ago
Doing this now... what are you expecting to be obvious from this experiment? Obviously the video game has some upstream requirements (just user input), but neither are stuttering or having any issues.
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by drusepth 4y ago
There's been a "Google will shut down Stadia soon" news story almost every single month for the last 3 years. This time, it's actually sourced from Google though.
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by drusepth 4y ago
Within the context of Stadia here, you could purchase a game at cost and play it forever (or, until the service shut down, heh) without paying any monthly subscription fee, which does change the math somewhat.
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by drusepth 4y ago
Yeah, I mostly just bought games outright on Stadia rather than subscribing for the Netflix-y pool of games everyone said they wanted, which worked out really well for me in the end: I played for years and hundreds of hours and it was basic
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by drusepth 4y ago
Not quite hardware/software sales, but a lot of people pegged Stadia somewhere between 2-3 million users around the beginning of the year. It's also unclear how many of those break down into recurring Pro subscribers versus bought
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by drusepth 4y ago
>why would you pay for an online streaming game service when you already own consoles or a robust PC? Lots of reasons come to mind, but the biggest ones for me were portability (playing my games at max settings while traveling, at friend
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by drusepth 4y ago
Stadia ran (runs) well at 50mbps, and their competitors don't require much more (~100mbps for comparable results afaict), and 2x that minimum often results in a flawless experience if you have the bandwidth/latency to back it up (
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by drusepth 4y ago
Standard onboarding had him paired with our director of engineering for the full day, who was aware of the situation and handled the security aspects. AFAIK it ended up just being a case of recruiter fraud.
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by drusepth 4y ago
This is mostly unfortunate just because of how far ahead Stadia's tech is in front of its competitors. I hope Luna, GFN, and/or xCloud improve a bit more by the time January rolls around, but also hope maybe an exodus of users fro
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by drusepth 4y ago
I had the same thing happen ~9 years ago. Interviewed a candidate who was fantastic, knew his stuff, and had a solid resume. We made him an offer that day and he started the next week. The guy that showed up (in person!) for the job was def
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by drusepth 4y ago
I've also wondered this, because I've considered setting one up for fictional creatures. If anyone has any details on the architecture of how these sites are set up. I assume they generate a new image per time period [e.g. a secon
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by drusepth 4y ago
Here's the base 12 multiplication tables: https://math.tools/table/multiplication/base/12 It doesn't look more or less nice to me than the base 10 version. Can you describe what is supposed to make
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by drusepth 4y ago
>If you put in creative inputs using a tool, it is copyrightable (a car's design). If all you did was say, give my XYZ widget (in this case 'give me a picture of a frog holding an umbrella under a rainbow') you only gave i
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by drusepth 4y ago
There are a lot of things (animals, buildings, locations, etc) that I'd bet I've only ever seen in (copyrighted) Getty images, but I could probably also paint new representations of from memory. Would Getty also have a claim again
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by drusepth 4y ago
This reminds me of a strategy I used to play with when I was coding bots for chess in college. Rather than searching for the best play per move, I optimized for the move that resulted in states with the largest search space for my opponent

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