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ekam
3y ago
Taking the same texts and having the same books mean nothing since the point of tests is the grades so what matters is if they had the same grades or not
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ekam
3y ago
I just saw the stats from a medical school— I believe it was UCSF but correct me if I’m wrong— where the average Asian reject had higher scores than the average Black/Hispanic accepted applicant
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ekam
3y ago
I just want to see pictures of the aliens frankly. The hearsay is getting boring
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ekam
3y ago
The comment is a reference to the 25x4090 comment in another thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36413296
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ekam
3y ago
It wasn't low enough in the sense that Sodom had less than 10. Abraham was negotiating with God for a lower amount for that reason
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ekam
3y ago
If you like spins on Comic Sans, you may also enjoy: https://comicneue.com/
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ekam
3y ago
I agree that the Vision is half baked right now, but the point is they aren't seeking to compete with the VR headsets or market today. Unlike other VR headsets, Apple seeks to augment, eg your home office by replacing your TV, laptop,
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ekam
3y ago
Your reading comprehension seems to be as good as that of the lawyer here. You asked what this says about the claim that GPT-4 was good enough to pass the bar. I didn't say anything about GPT-4's quality or the legality here, only
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ekam
3y ago
Apple isn't there right now, but the ultimate goal appears to replace computers, phones, and monitors, which is why Vision has a laptop card and operates independently. It's not born of the same concept as eg, a Meta quest which i
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ekam
3y ago
The lawyer here was probably not smart enough to distinguish between 3.5 and 4. Haven't seen anything to indicate this was the output of GPT-4
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ekam
3y ago
It's definitely davinci level, maybe even gpt-3.5 turbo level. It's nowhere near GPT-4, though. Comparison with GPT-2 doesn't track at all
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ekam
3y ago
Not sold in the US
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ekam
3y ago
What’s wrong with people wearing religious clothing?
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ekam
3y ago
Guilt by association makes no sense… would this also apply to eg, communists?
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ekam
3y ago
Blocked in US too not just India
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ekam
4y ago
China pays personnel way less and a huge chunk of that budget is personnel costs
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ekam
4y ago
A large GPT-4 generated text like this showcases its repetitiveness well. If you actually read the novel, you’ll see the same recurring features: 4-5 line paragraphs, paragraphs starting with either “as” or the name of a character” etc.
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ekam
4y ago
40 years is nothing. So if you father was assaulted, your mother was harassed, your son was killed, or your daughter was raped, you’d forgive and forget in your lifetime? Every Sikh knows someone that suffered unimaginably and the Indian st
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ekam
4y ago
Based off this definition George Washington would have been a terrorist
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ekam
4y ago
Article should be replaced with this, which is a balanced and comprehensive read: https://www.vice.com/en/article/ak3z4e/amritpal-singh-india-...
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ekam
4y ago
The Wikipedia article is biased and naively relies on Indian state media. Singh is not a terrorist which is an easy call since he’s never committed any acts of terrorism. He’s a preacher and most of his sermons are the sort of benign stuff
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ekam
4y ago
Different charges have different standards and language so this makes zero sense
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ekam
4y ago
This is hugely problematic and sorely under discussed
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ekam
4y ago
Some churches have done evil things, others have immensely benefitted their community. Arguments that uniformly paint independent groups of people with a broad stroke of immorality are usually irrational because people aren't monoliths
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ekam
4y ago
Not even a christian but painting all churches as "evil organizations" is super inflammatory and unfair
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ekam
4y ago
If it’s that easy why don’t you do it? You’ll be printing money
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ekam
4y ago
I was with you until the last sentence
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ekam
4y ago
British Raj is a great argument for the article, started in 1858 and lasted less than a century, a blip in the historical context, as power projection was a recurring problem.
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ekam
4y ago
After Dalle 2, it looks like the standard prompt is “an astronaut riding a horse”
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ekam
4y ago
The idea that the British left their colonies because they just gave them up is hilariously naive
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