empath75

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by empath75 9mo ago
I'm not sure it is really getting worse, but I have had AI assistants add todo()s and comments saying that this still needs to be implemented and then tell me they did what I asked them to do.
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by empath75 9mo ago
Zero chance this moves housing costs an iota. Most of those wall street owned houses are rentals. If they are forced to sell them, that is a net zero change to housing supply, because they are taking a rental unit off the market.
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by empath75 9mo ago
> it should be agreeable about subjective details and matters of taste, What if your subjective opinion is that you think life isn't worth living, how should an LLM respond to that.
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by empath75 9mo ago
Literally no one in the article said it had to do with wages.
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by empath75 9mo ago
The point is that if you have benchmarks for intelligence, which humans would also fail, then you have to concede that either humans are not intelligent, or that the benchmarks are too strict, or aren't a measure for intelligence at al
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by empath75 9mo ago
I have an idea for a reverse turing test where humans have to convince an LLM that they are an LLM. I suspect that most people would fail, proving that humans lack intelligence.
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by empath75 9mo ago
> ChatGPT tend to argue with me so heavily I have found that quite often when ChatGPT digs in on something, that it is in fact right, and I was the one that was wrong. Not always, maybe not even most of the time, but enough that it does
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by empath75 9mo ago
To be clear, you are talking about "prime factors". 3 and 1 are both "factors" of 3, but 1 is not a prime factor.
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by empath75 10mo ago
I think long term the primary use case for AI generated video is people creating AI generated video for themselves to watch as consumers, rather than passing off AI generated work as their own. I would not mind if I could go to ChatGPT and
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by empath75 10mo ago
I have been blocking and reporting 90% of the "new" youtube channels that get recommended to me by the algorithm. Kids youtube is also an absolute wasteland of garbage AI generated crap now. Weirdly, I actually enjoy flipping thr
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by empath75 10mo ago
You can build a machine that plays perfect tic-tac-toe with 300 matchboxes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matchbox_Educable_Noughts_and_...
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by empath75 10mo ago
One thing you can do when people are spending money on magic beans is point out that magic beans don’t exist and they are all stupid for buying them. The other thing you could do is open a magic bean store.
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by empath75 10mo ago
If gold is inherently valueless, then isn’t shipping all of it away immediately to other countries in return for useful goods the most rational thing to do? And if they could get gold at a fraction of the cost of other countries and exchang
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by empath75 10mo ago
You can also make guesses from font/typeface kerning if it's not from a typewriter.
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by empath75 10mo ago
The files of a high profile and long running investigation are going to be full of false leads, hoaxes and other bullshit. The reason they don’t just always release the files after closing cases is that there genuinely are going to he innoc
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by empath75 10mo ago
Everyone who signed that letter was either a dupe or a fraud.
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by empath75 10mo ago
People in the US now have to use VPN’s to get access to domestic news from a foreign country. I think it’s fair to say that the wheels have come off democracy and things are badly broken.
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by empath75 10mo ago
They didn't. They didn't like go out on Dec 21st, and look where the sun was and mark it. They didn't even have calendars like that. They watched the sun every day, and waited until it stopped being lower in the sky at it&#
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by empath75 10mo ago
I think the videos are done live, but she plans them out, she isn't just winging it.
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by empath75 10mo ago
This is such conspiracy theory bullshit. The point was that China controlled an algorithm and platform that was capable of manipulating the views of millions of Americans on _any_ topic. Maybe some people cared about Israel especially, bu
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by empath75 10mo ago
Well, part of an LLM's fine tuning is telling it what it is, and modern LLMs have enough learned concepts that it can produce a reasonably accurate description of what it is and how it works. Whether it knows or understands or whateve
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by empath75 10mo ago
He was focused on creating a very particular feeling of epiphany as an artistic statement, and I think he succeeded at that. Is the game not especially fun? Is it perhaps overlong? Probably? But I can think of very few, if any, games tha
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by empath75 10mo ago
> How do you prevent introducing a bias that then becomes what we "know" about how statues were painted? By introducing modern aesthetic sensibilities and present them as plausible, we then reinforce that this is how statues we
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by empath75 10mo ago
> The end result would surely look better, but how would we be assured it resembled historical reality? You can be fairly sure that no reproduction would literally resemble the reality, _including the existing reconconstructions_, but y
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by empath75 10mo ago
It's the same problem with trying to reconstruct dinosaurs, with probably the same solution in terms of public communication -- producing a _range_ of possible reconstructions based on the available evidence. That said -- I think we ac
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by empath75 10mo ago
Even a middling warhammer miniatures painter would have done a better job of painting these statues than the reconstructions.
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by empath75 10mo ago
I couldn't get this to work with the default model because it's overloaded, but I tried flash-lite, which at least gave me a response, but it only presents an actual UI 1/3rd of the time that I tried the suggested questions i
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by empath75 10mo ago
> OpenAI and ChatGPT have been pioneering but they're absolutely going to be commoditized. I am not sure that it is very interesting that LLM apis are a commodity. It's not even a situation where it is _going_ to be a commodit
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by empath75 10mo ago
reposting what i said in the other thread: > There is no way the character licensing survives an hour of contact with the public, unless it is _extremely_ restricted. I can't imagine a worse job than trying to "curate" the
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by empath75 10mo ago
There is no way the character licensing survives an hour of contact with the public, unless it is _extremely_ restricted. I can't imagine a worse job than trying to "curate" the torrent of sewage that is going to get created

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