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by extheat 3y ago
I don't believe there is a way to lock it. But if you really want to clear the comments, you can use the API to recurse and delete all the comments--this is a quick Nodejs snip from Bing Chat with Octokit: https://gist.git
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by extheat 3y ago
Ilya himself was a member of the board that voted to fire Altman. I don't know if he's lying to his teeth in these comments, making up an alibi, or is genuinely trying to convince people was acting as a rubber stamp and doesn&#x27
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by extheat 3y ago
The best way to mitigate attacks like this is simple: don't hold the data in the first place. Beyond that, encrypting and limiting who has access to what, and logging who opens what when makes it much harder for attacks like these to g
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by extheat 3y ago
If you try and attack a company, that leads to monetary damages, then yes, that company is entitled to use their data for redress. When you open HackerNews, or any website, of course they have all your information in log files about what yo
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by extheat 3y ago
Seems like a well grounded complaint. It’s obviously going to be politicized, given politics precipitated things from the start, but there is nothing wrong with letting these matters play out in a court. Remember that Elon has himself been
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by extheat 3y ago
What is novel about driving engineering? It’s obvious he’s a highly involved CEO, and he actually understands and explains engineering decisions all the time. I hear all the time comments like “he doesn’t know anything about making rockets”
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by extheat 3y ago
This is far worse. OpenAI simply cannot survive without Microsoft and skeleton staff. It's not like a static codebase where you can keep the service up and running indefinitely barring bugs. Why would anyone building with the OpenAI AP
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by extheat 3y ago
This is not a serious BOD. This is going to the courts, and it couldn't happen any sooner.
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by extheat 3y ago
Cool! I recently wrote my own user script to do the same thing. It's going to be very hard to patch or detect this, as updating video element props don't trigger DOM updates. They would have to either do lots of JS prototype trick
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by extheat 3y ago
There is a concept of a boardroom coup, which is what this was. The lack of decorum, the unceremonious and abrupt exit at the highest levels including removal of the chairman of the board, and the damning statement implying misconduct are v
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by extheat 3y ago
It’s a shame OpenAI for its ironic namesake is so opaque about their work these days. Fortunately since GPT-3.5 capabilities have mostly stayed the same (at least anecdotally), and the API costs have come down a bit, there is some silver li
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by extheat 3y ago
Although Apple Maps is way more fluid to use, it's is missing so much local detail in so many places, I find myself often having to switch back and forth between Apple Maps and Google Maps just to make sure I'm not missing stuff o
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by extheat 3y ago
I am skeptical about the performance part (object lifecycle management being a subset of that), whether this is a serious issue causing bottlenecks in modern (not over engineered) production software. It seems to me that subset of software
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by extheat 3y ago
I already have a massive improvement in productivity from GitHub Copilot that I don’t find it hard to imagine that fine tuned LLMs will be able to automate the bulk of mundane work in software (maybe even all of it). Programming, and other
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by extheat 3y ago
Failed makes it sound like things are over. Bing Chat is still under a waitlist, they're just getting started in terms of LLM integration into Search.
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by extheat 3y ago
What other restrictions are you referring to? This SO post seems to cover how to change headers (including Referrer) in Chrome API: https://stackoverflow.com/q/30999159/11173996 There is also Chromium which you ca
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by extheat 3y ago
I'm curious if this chart accounts for inflation
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by extheat 3y ago
It's a big deal, and it wouldn't be hyped for no reason. If you think smart language models are just for "entertainment value", then I think your world view is at odds with others in the field. This is what the industry
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by extheat 3y ago
Super cool. I wonder how it would look in color. I'm also a bit curious on the geometry, it seems to be much flatter than what I'd expect, but this may just be an issue with the reconstruction.
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by extheat 4y ago
We can agree to disagree, then. I’m interested to hear who you think does it better than Musk? So far, it seems he’s doing something right.
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by extheat 4y ago
He takes questions at Tesla earnings calls that other CEOs would delegate to lower level executives, and can talk about rocket science when prompted (see Tim Dodd's videos). That's not to say he's an expert on everything, one
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by extheat 4y ago
Well, that's alot of "luck" then. If only everyone could be as "lucky". I wonder how many CEOs have in-depth understanding of their products? My guess is it would be few.
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by extheat 4y ago
Is the SEC going to start regulating gold now?
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by extheat 4y ago
Can you elaborate why you think this is the most notable feature as opposed to others?
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by extheat 4y ago
If you’re waiting for a dip at lows, it probably won’t come. Back in November when the stock market bottomed people constantly spread fear that we’d see even lower lows by this time of year. Except we haven’t, and even despite the bank worr
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by extheat 4y ago
I believe their last earnings call was what precipitated the fear in the bank and ultimately what caused the big spike in withdrawals that led to them running out of immediately free cash.
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by extheat 4y ago
Yes, it’s not new, but big fluctuations between day to day can be big news. Until recently actually the stock markets have been doing pretty good YTD.
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by extheat 4y ago
It’s both. The S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow all are suffering and even the 10 year is down because of fears the Fed is breaking something with the bank shocks. People are fleeing stocks (including cryptocurrencies) to hold USD.
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by extheat 4y ago
At first this seemed surprising. Until you think about it more in-depth, port 80 is very much a privileged port that most applications don’t have permission to host on. Additionally, servers typically can have multiple HTTP services running
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by extheat 4y ago
Look at the other intelligence community reports are rated as and what "low confidence" means in intelligence community assessments. The fact that the DOE is taking the time to revise their previous stance is a very big deal in ou

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