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by fl7305 3y ago
Fitting in several ways since Husqvarna makes chainsaws, is a former major weapons manufacturer, and even has a rifle sight as the company logo.
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by fl7305 3y ago
> Notice that you had to notice the error and had to prompt it to double check. Lots of complicated things going on here. Many (most?) humans will fail somewhere along this trajectory. Sure. This was covered by my statement above: "
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by fl7305 3y ago
>>>> They cannot say "I dont know" >>> If they were trained with more uncertain content, perhaps they'd be better at expressing uncertainty as well. >> (me) If you ask ChatGPT a question, and tell i
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by fl7305 3y ago
So which test can you put to ChatGPT to prove your claim that it is a lookup table, and that it doesn't perform any logic on facts?
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by fl7305 3y ago
If you ask ChatGPT a question, and tell it to either respond with the answer or "I don't know", it will respond "I don't know" if you ask it whether you have a brother or not.
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by fl7305 3y ago
> a complex pattern-fitting supercomputer hovering over a massive table of precomputed patterns That was perhaps true of earlier and smaller LLMs, like GPT-1 and GPT-2. But as they grew larger and were trained with more and more data, th
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by fl7305 3y ago
> LLMs are not "truth models" You could write a piece of software that is a truth model when it operates correctly. But increase the CPU temperature too far, and you software will start spewing out garbage too. In the same way,
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by fl7305 3y ago
> Orthodox have certain political views, that do not mix well with majority of liberal population. They claim ethical/non-military grounds when it comes to conscription Their "ethical grounds" is that religious studies and
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by fl7305 3y ago
> am I agreeing to each item No, not for 100% of the voters. But you can still say that the issue is "well agreed upon". If there was a "huge opposition to conscription because it is slavery", then one or more of the
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by fl7305 3y ago
> First, the currently-conscripted Finnish army would defend. Secondly, any additional volunteers from the populace that would like to help defend their homeland, will also help defend. Thirdly, if these first two groups are insufficient
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by fl7305 3y ago
> They were excluded until very recently. Not according to my research. Their service was delayed and shortened, but in general it was not excluded altogether. And again, they are not against conscription on ethical grounds. > not goo
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by fl7305 3y ago
> 51% of Swedish population opposes conscription tooth and nail. Uhh, what? Did you just make that up? Funny how both the left party and the green party are for forced conscription in Sweden if there's such a strong opposition again
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by fl7305 3y ago
> Orthodox in Israel are excluded from military service. I was curious about Israel, so I did some quick Googling: The orthodox in Israel are not excluded from forced military service. Their service can be postponed while they are in rel
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by fl7305 3y ago
> That is reason why women got voting rights in 1970 in Switzerland, they were worried about conscription. Not sure how that translates into "a huge opposition to conscription on ethical grounds"? > Israel has a huge orthodo
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by fl7305 3y ago
Yes. The opposition to slavery is on ethical grounds. Not practical. But while you will find absolutely no support for slavery in the Nordic countries, there is 100.0% support for conscription in the Swedish parliament. The people forced in
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by fl7305 3y ago
(You might want to review the HN guidelines on commenting before you use more invectives) > If it's so great, why they have to force people into it? The fact that people are forced is not in opposition to the fact that they can stil
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by fl7305 3y ago
I live in Sweden with a strong history of conscription. I've never seen any serious opposition to conscription on ethical grounds. My impression is that it is the same in the other Nordic countries? I'd be surprised if there was a
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by fl7305 3y ago
It is agreed upon in every election. In Sweden, I've never seen any serious opposition to conscription on ethical grounds. My impression is that it is the same in the other nordic countries.
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by fl7305 3y ago
I'm Swedish. I did 12 months of conscription at a time when everyone had to do it. The happiest country on the planet is Finland, which is even more gung-ho about conscription than Sweden. The nordic countries, Israel, and Switzerland
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by fl7305 3y ago
It is a well agreed upon concept that the people living in a society can be forced to take part in the defense of it. This is not very different from being forced to pay taxes.
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by fl7305 3y ago
Makes you wonder about the rest of their systems architecture that we can't see.
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by fl7305 3y ago
Yeah, it seems local Whisper(-like) tools are pretty good now. Can you recommend any in particular for this?
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by fl7305 3y ago
Thanks, that's also an issue there.
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by fl7305 3y ago
I'm interested in 1-2h long videos of people talking about interesting stuff. But I don't have time to watch them all. It'd be great to have a tool to get accurate transcripts. The YouTube subtitles can be easily downloaded,
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by fl7305 3y ago
> then IP rights is irrelevant. Not if someone managed to make a copy of the movie. And I don't think you should be able to use copyright protection unless you register a copy with a central authority. Just like how patents work.
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by fl7305 3y ago
You can't have your cake and eat it. If you want to use copyright protection, you should only be able to do so after making your work public. If you then destroy your original work or refuse to let other people use it on reasonable ter
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by fl7305 3y ago
> How do you even prevent that? Keep the working copies on computers in a special lab with no external network access. Restrict access and physically search the people leaving the lab. Not fool proof, but it will reduce leaks by a lot. B
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by fl7305 3y ago
> is the artist to be prohibited from destroying the painting Perhaps not prohibited. But we could make it so they lose all IP rights. Copyright is intended to promote the creation and distribution of new works. It is not a natural human
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> the difference between universities (universitet) and university colleges (högskolor) is that universities can award degrees at the doctoral (third cycle) level because they have general permission to do so. The text wrongly implies th
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by fl7305 3y ago
> reserved for 14 more academically advanced institutions So "Technische Universiteit Delft" is not an advanced institution? In either case, in Sweden "högskola" covers everything from small rinky-dink schools up to K

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