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3y ago
I'll take the department of justice audit as 100x more valuable than the gut feeling of a random ex-employee. I think some people are unconsciously blind to just how bad human drivers are.
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3y ago
You're talking about how GPT functions in 2023. I am discussing such a point where when LLM outputs become valuable LLM modifications. AI recursing on itself progressing toward an AGI.
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3y ago
Nah, this is just an early example of many "this is too easy it doesn't count" defensive human arguments against AI. Parallel to the "you use copilot so your code quality is terrible and you don't really even unders
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3y ago
Inflation and labor demand
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3y ago
Sure it survives compression, noises added, etc.. but surely it cannot survive, say, 100 bogus SynthID formatted inaudible watermark datas being added?
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3y ago
It REALLY depends on the task. For instance, if you provide GPT with a schema, it can produce a complex and efficient SQL query in <1% of the time an expert could. I would also argue that not only are the models improving, we have less t
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3y ago
The original post clearly states that you may use any number of models, even a local LLM it tells you how to run using a simple CLI flag.
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3y ago
For Experian accounts, doing a password reset requires an SMS or phone call code. The only mechanism you have to alert the person usurping your email identity that there is an issue is to trigger the phone call verification 3 times per day,
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3y ago
That's fine but as long as it is connected to a network you cannot prove a system to be log-free. The majority of systems I've worked on used a message queue of some kind for logging rather than a file on disk. I suppose it could
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3y ago
I would like to see real statistics but my gut feeling from running read/write intensive data applications on SSD and ECC RAM is that both of them fail often enough that this move is somewhat lateral in terms of resiliency. But in term
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3y ago
They could have just interviewed MMO players
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Hmm I wonder what kind of code quality can be accomplished by looping from phind->gpt->copilot for multiple iterations, asking for criticisms of the code qualities then seeking code which addresses the ai-generated criticisms etc unt
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3y ago
I think the point is more that "is it worth buying this new m3 or should I buy a secondhand m2 for half the price?"
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3y ago
Meanwhile, in actual 2023, Bitcoin once again has bloated mempool and high transaction fees while big block Bitcoin cash is clearing regularly. I think we have enough real history at this point to dismiss the notion that "lightning is
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3y ago
Bitcoin is a commoditized idea of sovereign value. It can be seen as an investment by those who bet on a rise in demand for sovereign value, and can be seen as a currency by those who doubt the ability of fiat value to continue indefinitely
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3y ago
As a developer I think it's hilarious that they specify that only "third party services" are not allowed. Nothing is stopping the streamer, as a first party, from combining chats.
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3y ago
What really?? I was only a teenager when I played but still managed to complete it. Sure some puzzles took a while but it still felt like an accomplishment when you got past them. It kinda defeats the purpose of going to a 3D game if you la
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3y ago
Better maybe, but you'll never sleep well if you leave your laptop in your car. In fact, none of us can park in peace because people leave laptops in vehicles.
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3y ago
I think the daily show format succeeded because of the ironic humor excusing some of the exaggeration and bias. I was a huge fan and even drove to DC for the rally to restore sanity during his heights. Without the ironic humor, (and without
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3y ago
I wonder how many AI massage iterations this is away from being able to completely copy arbitrary books without opening them, and if this technology will hasten the demise of paper texts. If you can just stack 20 random books and within sec
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3y ago
Not that it's valuable to compare napkin calculations but based upon my experience trying to save %'s in my decade driving EV's, I think at highway speeds it's closer to 1% than 10%. You save considerably more energy by
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3y ago
To be honest this is why I DON'T travel Amtrak anymore. Lots of sketchy people carrying who knows what weapons, no steward to watch bags when I'm supposed to sleep, etc. One bad experience can burst that bubble for you.
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This is about global temperature records. The reason your hypothetical conversation isn't parallel is because the last global cold record was 1903.[0] In terms of localized cold records, they are becoming astonishingly rare to the poin
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3y ago
Please Google, get rid of the camera bulge. I've use every single pixel from the Nexus line to the pixel to the 6, and the reason I skipped 7 is that the camera bar on the 6 is soo annoying. It makes the phone 'negatively compatib
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3y ago
You would think so, but when I brought the information pamphlet to my GP (who does blood work in office and took 2 vials for other tests at the same visit) and told her I am happy to pay the $1k out of pocket, she took a couple of weeks to
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3y ago
Plot twist, he used your credit card and you are proud of his social engineering skills.
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3y ago
As a google glass early adopter, I must say that these glasses are 10x creepier because they are totally inconspicuous, higher quality camera, directly configured for immediate and even live internet upload, lets you cover the capture LED,
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3y ago
Do you really want to bloody your knuckles wrenching with sunglasses on? I would last maybe 20 minutes before frustratedly throwing them at a wall... unless of course you are doing engine teardown out in the driveway.
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3y ago
My daily driver is over a decade old and has only ever entered a tire shop. It was the first generation of EV. When should I plan it's obsolescence? What is your experience with EV expiration that leads you to your conclusion? Please i
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3y ago
That's a terribly incomplete understanding of what's going on here. It is incumbent upon them to validate that their API users own the domain they intend to send from. All the reputable senders do this. Allowing unchecked user-def
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