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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
Clickbait.
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
Poor buddy. Flu shots are indeed a vaccine. I think you're confused by the word "immunity". In the medical sense, it doesn't mean "invincibility". It's a reference to the immune system!
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
> These symptoms were accompanied by a sensation of heat (p < 0.0001) and itching (p < 0.01) due to moisture penetration of the masks (p < 0.0001) in 10 healthy volunteers of both sexes after only 90 min of physical activity. He
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
Larry Sanger is now a conspiracy theorist [1], believing gems including: - Antifa did the coup. - Face masks are harmful. - There have been "almost zero" deaths from COVID-19. - Soros may have paid people to riot for George Floyd.
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
N=1
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
So it appears that GPT-4-Turbo is indeed (at least marginally) smarter than the previous GPT-4, just as Altman claimed. Also, it's faster and cheaper, with a massive context window. Exciting!
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
You're being downvoted, but it's well known that brain damage is a common and measurable result of COVID infection. The lower test scores is doubtlessly multivariate. But one variable is indeed brain damage: https://www
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
I think you can guess. I specifically wear a BMX helmet.
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
To be a rare positive voice, I own their newest model, the Onewheel GT, and I absolutely love it. It feels like snowboarding around town. I've put hundreds of miles on it without a single issue. For safety, I wear motorcycle armor and
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
You're transparent, buddy. The study you're spamming supports vaccine mandates. Not too eager to mention that, are you?
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
You seem strangely gleeful about the deaths of so many Americans, despite the efforts of the conscientious minority. Regarding the study, policies != practice. Many Americans defied public policy, negating the sacrifice of others. I'm
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
Gross that you were flagged for this. Sorry. Edit: For the two people who read this, in this buried submission, in this buried comment, a quote humorously apropos from the article: "so hair-trigger is the hypersensitivity, a mere invit
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
I don't believe that the article was celebrating Islamic culture as a whole. It looked at their residual food/architecture. I furthermore don't know that there is a monolithic Islamic culture. Kurdish culture is a heck of a l
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
I don't understand how a node with a billion connections can be reduced to a node with five connections.
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
Sucked that they did that. But they were there for centuries; their kids didn't do it. If Moorish descendents are bereft of virtue owing to the sins of their fathers, does the same apply to the descendents of the European invaders of A
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
There's an open source successor to Escape Velocity that's fun and continues to grow: https://github.com/endless-sky/endless-sky
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
These are new phenomena, and they might be qualitatively different than anything that previously existed. Historically, you could send a letter to a president. If the letter were unhinged, staff would throw it out. Thus, as a sociopath or a
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
What happened to Musk reminds me of what happened to Chris Chan ( https://youtube.fandom.com/wiki/CwcvilleGuardian ): internet trolls seemingly broke his mind. I believe that there will one day be a name for this syndrom
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
While it's true that he's currying favor with a political group that favors gas-guzzling pickup trucks over electric vehicles and is diametrically opposed to his mission of saving humanity from ecological disaster, owning the libs
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
I wish it were convention to specify the model, such as "gpt-3.5", rather than "ChatGPT", which is a service that hosts multiple models. Talking about ChatGPT creates pointless ambiguity. (But maybe it's a good filt
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
https://archive.is/vuHl4
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
Clickbait title. Polyepidemic is only mentioned once in the article, where the interviewee briefly mentions that climate change is going to induce massive problems for humanity, including disease.
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
Flynn effect. It's indeed trivial.
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
Does this perform better than GPT-4 on any metric?
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
Human problem, not ChatGPT-4 problem. People notoriously have rose-tinted glasses with their memories. ChatGPT has always been imperfect, but now there's a something of a mild hysteria (sort of like sick building syndrome) that it&#x27
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
Don't write Elon off. If your goal is to create a toxic misinformation bot, Twitter is indispensable.
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
"Ah, such a clear and easy prompt for me to follow. Thank you, user." There might be a tiny ghost in an LLM machine, but it's very unlikely that it has the degree of self-awareness required to assess whether or not a prompt w
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by exo-pla-net 3y ago
They shadow ban ~100% of comments, unless they detect positive sentiment. If you express any nuance or criticism, poof, your comment is disappeared. What remains is a sea of positive, fully vapid, fully useless comments: an authoritarian dr
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by exo-pla-net 4y ago
How pricey would you estimate?
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by exo-pla-net 4y ago
Your brain cannot "learn" to be sad. You can, however, learn maladaptive schemata: fundamental ways of viewing the world and oneself that can help a child get through adverse periods (like bullying and ostracization), but which ar

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