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by emporas 3y ago
Why should a person who has root on a computer talk to another person, and just do what he is talked into doing? For example a secretary receives a phone call by her boss, and listens in her boss's voice, to transfer 250.000$ into an u
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by emporas 3y ago
I don't know about anyone else, but the moment LLMs were released, i gave them right away access to all my bombs. Root access that is. I thought these LLMs were Good Artificial General Intelligence not BAGI. I think the fear of some of
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by emporas 3y ago
>if they're "Semantic Cloud of Words", they're still a hundred thousand dimensional clouds of words, and in those hundred thousand dimensions, any relationship you can think of, no matter how obscure, ends up being re
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by emporas 3y ago
Very true. In my opinion, in case there is a way to extract "Semantic Clouds of Words", i.e given a particular topic, navigate semantic clouds word by word, find some close neighbours of that word, jump to a neighbour of that word
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by emporas 3y ago
I haven't seen anywhere mentioning any toxicity to the spice. Everywhere i looked no side effects. That costs too much money for me anyway, to eat a lot of it, and i guess for most people. A millionaire who values his brain too much, m
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by emporas 3y ago
I agree. Maybe the same variations between chimps and bonobos are exhibited between humans. So some of us are more like chimps, while others more like bonobos. Ancient Greeks said that "In peace, we are the best of the animals, in war,
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by emporas 3y ago
Well, given our modern understanding of chemicals in the brain, many of the states of mind Ancient Greeks advocated for, can be summarized as: avoid short dopamine hits. The brain really loves dopamine hits, it stimulates electrical activit
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by emporas 3y ago
Yep, indeed i read it as well, there is not enough evidence to claim that for sure, but taxonomy is difficult even for living species on earth today. I thought, let's suppose for the sake of the argument, that Pan are different species
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by emporas 3y ago
Oh, yeah, maybe that is. So with chimps we share a common ancestor. Even more accurate, chimps are our closest relative species living on earth today, with which we share the more close/recent ancestor.
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by emporas 3y ago
>Cool! I hope we can learn from this rich vocabulary the Greeks have developed to describe and to understand our common nature. I have written an article recently, in which i renamed Tor -> Pandiodos, Torrent -> Logothece, Bitcoin
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by emporas 3y ago
Actually it is very expensive. I am talking about consuming a lot of grams every day, 50 to 100 grams, which is not a lot given it is roughly 1/1000 of the weight of a normal human, but it is the luxury of a millionaire for the moment.
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by emporas 3y ago
Indeed it doesn't mean that, you are right. We share so many genes, so loosely speaking, we are their descendants. Which we are not, but for all practical purposes, we can approximately find correlations between our species, and that o
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by emporas 3y ago
What's our closest relative animal, not gone extinct, which is alive in the world today, if not chimps?
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by emporas 3y ago
As a Greek, living in Greece i second most of the terms. Know thyself (γνώθι σαυτόν) is a big one as well. Ancient Greeks were masters of psychology, i.e. what kind of animal humans are. Are we a good creature by nature or a bad one? The mo
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by emporas 4y ago
The stories in this page are bad. Good decision. I write stuff using LLMs all the time, back from 2020 when i used the paid service of OpenAI till today. I have so much fun writing my stories, it is freaking amazing. If no one reads my stor
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by emporas 4y ago
Well, corporate organizations developing LLMs and open source LLMs are not mutually exclusive. LLMs more lightweight so as to run on more mainstream hardware, but not as capable as corporate ones, may still be very useful. Running the softw
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by emporas 4y ago
Indeed they do a lot of moderation all of them. My opinion is that misaligned economic incentives cause all of these services to be a bundle of smaller services. The wrong economic incentives discourage protocols from forming in the smaller
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by emporas 4y ago
Suing a program for false claims, is one more example of why comedy will never surpass reality, in it's ability to make people laugh. A machine cannot express opinions about anything, or deny claims, or author allegations or anything l
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by emporas 4y ago
Yes indeed, it is 100% percent traceable, but many black market organizations are not taken down, not because they avoid detection, but because the leaders of the operation are untouchable in some way or another. But i think you are referri
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by emporas 4y ago
The solution to speech ban, is exactly like the alcohol ban which occurred in America at some point. When alcohol prohibition was happening at New York, it was Greek gangs which transported illegal alcohol, executing snitches and blackmaili
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by emporas 4y ago
Yep, and stable diffusion can imitate hand written signatures of everyone, no matter how difficult it's to draw it. I used ChatGPT to write a story of a person who warns about a new knife technology, which produces sharper knives than
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by emporas 4y ago
They wouldn't, but there is a way to figure some stuff out. A person with no experience in the subject, could hire someone else, who has some knowledge and knows how to find his way into the laws, a lot cheaper than a lawyer. Then this
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by emporas 4y ago
OpenAI doesn't collect personal data, more than any other similar service, Midjourney comes to mind, but there are a lot more. Reinforcement learning is the technique they use, and that means they are feeding the machine good text or i
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by emporas 4y ago
Put aside VPNs and Tor I think lawmakers don't really realize, that in a span of 12 to 24 months everyone will have a similar program to run on their mobile. Even better than LLama, a lot better!
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by emporas 4y ago
GPT can help creating legal documents, in a very easy and quick way, by everyone, a small child or a plumber. Lawyers in general try to stifle competition in order for their salaries to go sky high. So what's the profession of a lawmak
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by emporas 4y ago
They don't copy and reproduce the data. They change it sufficiently for the licence to have any say. Fair use it's called.
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by emporas 4y ago
Yes, the COVID vaccines is what i am referring to. Well, i don't remember the specifics, but i do remember after that, some other countries started slowly changing route as well. Actually, a medicine, a vaccine causing the disease it i
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by emporas 4y ago
>If you cannot distinguish spam from normal posts, this could even cause democracy to break. You can distinguish however online accounts from real people and bots. That's easy and so cheap, i consider it it, essentially free. Just l
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by emporas 4y ago
Well, i spend minimum half an hour everyday playing there, solving puzzles etc, i spend more time there than any individual site, and there is the functionality of a blog, so why not? Lichess as a website, it is crazy fast, and totally devo

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