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by firtoz 3y ago
Gandalf was clearly a sith, only a sith deals in abstractions.
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by firtoz 3y ago
A few times I have googled a company name directly and the first few results were SEO snipes.
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by firtoz 3y ago
It's probably less effort to switch to another bank.
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by firtoz 3y ago
I made the mistake of using bountysource for my project and put some money into it. Luckily there was someone who pinged me on GitHub so I could get the money back through PayPal dispute.
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Wow, that's some harsh words coming from within the company...
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Maybe they learned their lesson? Looking at the global track records of what happens after acquisitions, these don't seem too bad
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by firtoz 3y ago
(this is satire) Obviously Sam built the AGI that hacked everything in the planet Even the pixels you see in your devices Wake up people
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by firtoz 3y ago
Oh, I see. One guess for GPT4 is that it's an amalgamation of models. So you would have various models trained more specifically like the ones you mentioned, and you ask them all to start answering the query, then you choose which one
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by firtoz 3y ago
Well, while training AI we make sure that we include enough training for them to pass some evaluation, but then test them on things that were not in the training data to make sure that they are not "over fitted".
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The best thing from research like this is that they allow new models to be built, or improvements on the existing ones that can lead them to pass these evaluations.
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by firtoz 3y ago
The board here are more like advisors. If Altman takes all of the good engineers and researchers with him, OpenAI is no more. So the board can be the boss of nothing, sure, without the ability to do anything - leading the organisation, rais
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by firtoz 3y ago
Isn't it why there's sugar tax?
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by firtoz 3y ago
Games have AAA, autos have FFF
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by firtoz 3y ago
I'm not OP, but, reverse engineer all things. You can learn how they are made, you can learn reverse engineering in general, you can make mods, hacks, cheats, spinoffs.
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by firtoz 3y ago
You have a hidden credit record anyway, AFAIK. But I'm no expert.
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by firtoz 3y ago
Number of active car owners living in an area could be valuable for a few industries and governments
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Not all scientists. However we need to admit that quite a lot of them can be biased. Psychology has a serious reproducibility problem.
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The British are still able to have their tea without losing their shit. The psychological literature you are reading are written by people who are greatly motivated to produce such impactful conclusions. Life in reality is not that dramati
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by firtoz 3y ago
So... I follow Buddhism. The best thing is to be at peace with yourself, and accept that no matter what happens, everything is okay. Including death, loss of all material things, loss of sanity, imprisonment, and so on. This goes for yourse
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by firtoz 3y ago
That is correct, and it's wrong, but as a regular citizen, it's safer to assume that this is the world we live in now, and prepare accordingly, than to assume otherwise and get caught by surprise.
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by firtoz 3y ago
Let's say the public is against you (both in opinion and legally) and you need to organise your people to try to change their mind. What I'm saying is that it's wise to assume that if you have enemies, they will know a lot ab
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by firtoz 3y ago
The point is to come to acceptance with the possibility that yeah, someone is watching me or you or our loved ones probably most of the time. If you are a celebrity you have no privacy anyway, and if you are a regular person you are too bor
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by firtoz 3y ago
Sure, that's fair enough, I just think that they are winning so best prepare our expectations for it. We can still fight, too.
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by firtoz 3y ago
No, that's a slippery slope. I mean, privacy is a lost battle, at least, outside your home, or on the internet.
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by firtoz 3y ago
My point is that if they would want to attack me or my community or things like that, especially illegally, or, in ways that would not really be approved by the public, then it would be easier to build up arguments or defences against those
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by firtoz 3y ago
So we should try to fix that, for us and everyone else. I know it's hard, but some things are hard. Preventing cameras etc is harder I think, because they can use "think of the children", except maybe in some parts of Europe
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by firtoz 3y ago
Unpopular opinion: Some time ago I decided to assume that everything I do outside of my house, and some of what I do inside of my house, is public knowledge which can be retrieved reasonably quickly. And if I'm to be targeted directly
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Then you cannot trust the analytics
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You could train an image based model with image/taste test pairs though
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500 millimetres eh, sounds alright

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