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by fintechie 4y ago
Not for everyone apparently. I'm subscribed and it doesn't appear in the dropdown.
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by fintechie 4y ago
> first one has taken a graduate level stat course and/or ML course, and may have work experience in machine learning/data science I think it's just a few people getting salty because they understand "how it works&quo
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by fintechie 4y ago
> Both Google and Microsoft are pulling the same shady technique [...] They will ship free bullshit-generators and say it’s up to everyday people to sift through the mess. Can't really understand the meltdown some people are having.
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by fintechie 4y ago
This Google vs MS situation is simply going to heat up the war for the search market share, but Apple and many other companies are fine and will roll out their own LLMs, as they're getting easier to build and train. Enhancing Siri seem
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by fintechie 4y ago
> [...] people are tweeting that they have installed Bing app or opened Bing.com for the first time... And many others doing a revisit after X years and surprised with the search results... Anyone else having this impression? It feels mo
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by fintechie 4y ago
yep, it's great for scaffolding and used as an interactive stackoverflow
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by fintechie 4y ago
> ChatGPT is, in technical terms, a 'bullshit generator'. This bs generator speeded up my coding by 10-20x. It's like a superpower... not talking about ChatGPT specifically but its stochastic parrot cousin (Copilot).
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by fintechie 4y ago
> Google Search is used so widely and its taxonomy of meaning so vast already that once they flip this on they’ll be unstoppable Yeah, remember Google+? they tried very hard and resorted to very intrusive UX patterns, but they ultimately
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by fintechie 4y ago
I'm quite skeptical of Google catching up to ChatGPT.. I mean, surely they'll try, but this could very well end up like Google Wave or Google+. Instead of panicking and trying to clone the UX of a popular competitor, they should
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by fintechie 4y ago
It's not like robots.txt is a great deterrent for crawlers. Only reasonable barrier would be a paywall hiding the content from the web.
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Physicists observe wormhole dynamics using a quantum computer(phys.org)
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by fintechie 4y ago
7 red lines, all of them strictly perpendicular, some with green ink and some with transparent...
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by fintechie 4y ago
The folks at Google Cloud have been storing chain data for public access for a long time https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/data-analytics/introd...