duringmath

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Building a REAL pawn that transforms into a queen [video](youtube.com)
2 points by duringmath 2y ago|0 comments
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by duringmath 2y ago
Looks like he was hacked according his Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/njwildberger
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What Went Wrong with California? [video](youtube.com)
4 points by duringmath 2y ago|1 comments
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by duringmath 2y ago
Least you expect from workers is to show up for work.
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by duringmath 2y ago
If it passes it will be challenged in the courts as major parts of it run afoul of the first amendment.
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Sharing Material Used to Be the Norm for Newspapers, and Should Be for LLMs(techdirt.com)
3 points by duringmath 2y ago|0 comments
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by duringmath 2y ago
If anyone still takes this guy seriously it's time to reconsider. It's unsurprising that the NYT is publishing this as they long held the attitude that the first amendment only applies to them and no one else.
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Debunking the narrative about Hollywood's "fake" Mid-Atlantic accent [video](youtube.com)
3 points by duringmath 2y ago|0 comments
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by duringmath 2y ago
Policy based on pseudoscience
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Believing Surgeon Generals Social Media Warning May Be Hazardous to Teens Health(techdirt.com)
2 points by duringmath 2y ago|1 comments
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Canada's extremist attack on free speech(theatlantic.com)
73 points by duringmath 2y ago|64 comments
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by duringmath 2y ago
Evidently
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by duringmath 2y ago
Whose life is being bettered by that thing existing other than those with direct investing interest and Nvidia stockholders of course
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by duringmath 2y ago
The collective name for what's trending right now
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by duringmath 2y ago
Nobody gives a crap about chatgpt it's not trending on twitter or nothin hopefully this fad will die out soon
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by duringmath 2y ago
More consequential queries probably have better safeguards, this hullabaloo is about long tail nonsense that doesn't matter, they're kinks to be ironed out.
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by duringmath 2y ago
Despite some evidence to the contrary I believe most people aren't that stupid and the "average person" isn't actually typing in these queries, these are marginal cases played out for meme value.
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by duringmath 2y ago
It's not even hallucinating it's just correctly summarizing the wrong thing. Also we're only talking about a handful of examples out of billions of queries, that doesn't stop the usual media hyperventilating though.
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by duringmath 2y ago
It's just missing the wow factor, they can still turn it around if the rumors about the new pixie assistant are true but so far yesterday's preemptive OpenAI event seems like it was unnecessary.
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by duringmath 2y ago
Underwhelming so far, everything is disjointed and is months away from being available via labs.
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Can The Lord of the Rings ever be remastered [video](youtube.com)
1 points by duringmath 2y ago|0 comments
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by duringmath 2y ago
This seems farfetched, I mean if you're teaching non English speakers to enunciate correctly then their speech patterns are changing over time and you're left chasing a moving target. There are probably better ways to target ads.
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by duringmath 2y ago
But you're already logged in, and if you're not well that defeats the purpose.
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by duringmath 2y ago
And what's the commercial application of all this stressed syllable data?
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by duringmath 2y ago
Citations needed there buddy
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by duringmath 2y ago
You still have to verify plausible sounding LLM output somewhere.
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by duringmath 2y ago
It's not like they can make any major acquisitions in this political environment.
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by duringmath 2y ago
Private equity firms are buying up local news outfits then lobby to force google/fb to pay up. It's an extortion racket which news outlets refuse to cover for some reason.
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The Internet Hasn't Gotten Worse: Just Your Outlook(techdirt.com)
3 points by duringmath 2y ago|1 comments
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Movie industry demands US law requiring ISPs to block piracy websites(arstechnica.com)
48 points by duringmath 2y ago|37 comments

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