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by free_bip 3y ago
How does that "prove" it's gamed? If anything it proves that the system does exactly what it's supposed to do: correct itself over time using more and more samples from users.
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by free_bip 3y ago
It's not beating Claude Opus. It's rank #5, tied with Bard and Claude Sonnet.
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by free_bip 3y ago
Unless you have the privilege of being an enterprise customer with an SLA guaranteeing privacy, there's not much you can do other than using local models. I believe OpenAI says they don't train based on API requests but that'
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by free_bip 3y ago
My opinion matters just as much as yours; besides, I'm arguing from a moral standpoint, not a legal one.
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by free_bip 3y ago
I'm arguing from a moral standpoint, not a legal one.
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by free_bip 3y ago
A $56 billion pay package is wholly unreasonable for anything less than solving world hunger. Nobody on earth today deserves that much money.
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by free_bip 3y ago
Sounds like a hardware decoding issue to me
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by free_bip 3y ago
It seems like a pretty understandable position to me... A company is its employees. Their politics will affect the companies decisions long term. Additionally in America corporations have a lot of political power and giving them money (&quo
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by free_bip 3y ago
My comment was posted before the edit. The comment made it seem like he was fired for working at multiple companies, not low productivity.
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by free_bip 3y ago
Where's the fraud if he did what was asked of him?
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by free_bip 3y ago
AFAIK the actual reason most of these things did not appear is because of many states passing their own net neutrality laws, such that it would be a regulatory nightmare to offer services in violation of net neutrality without coming under
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by free_bip 3y ago
Probably because it's the very definition of virtue signaling instead of actually supporting them in meaningful ways, e.g. a pay raise
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by free_bip 3y ago
I remember trying an Ember mug at some point in the past (I don't remember which specific model - it wasn't the travel mug)... It was awful. Only thing it could realistically do is keep an already hot drink hot - which by itself i
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by free_bip 3y ago
Additionally, AFAIK, none of the major repo hosting services (GitHub, gitlab, Bitbucket) support sha-256 repos.
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by free_bip 3y ago
Does it use ChatGPT thought? I thought Infinite Craft actually uses a fine-tuned LLama2 model.
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by free_bip 3y ago
I find it very telling where people stand on this issue by whether they call it "censorship" or "moderation". You may not think there's much of a difference but it's really an "us vs them" mentality i
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by free_bip 3y ago
It's been a formal term for quite a while now, has it not?
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by free_bip 3y ago
I hate to break it to you but AI has been ubiquitous and taking people's jobs for decades now. [0] is an interesting article on the subject. The cat's out of the bag, and humanity isn't doomed yet (at least not due to AI).
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by free_bip 3y ago
This comment reeks of victim blaming. Natural disasters happen literally everywhere on earth. When someone's house is destroyed by a tornado in Tornado Valley do you tell them "Oh well you were really irresponsible for living in t
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by free_bip 3y ago
Pacific north-west
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by free_bip 3y ago
The extra fat supply might last you what, a couple months tops? Nuclear winter and famine would probably last years.
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by free_bip 3y ago
This would be a heck of a lot cooler if it was a local-first desktop application. It's still cool mind you, but it could have been a heck of a lot _more_ cool.
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by free_bip 3y ago
I have my doubts about heat pumps ever being viable for Canadian and other high-latitude countries -40 degree winters. Everywhere else though, they probably should be the standard.
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by free_bip 3y ago
It's only cheap when they aren't in one of the many inclement weather events that happens during the year - Customers have had rates as high as $2.50/KWh[0] among other disastrous consequences, which is completely unconsciabl
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by free_bip 3y ago
If it's the exact same content, and you own the copyright to it, that sounds like copyright infringement. IANAL but there could be some money there.
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by free_bip 3y ago
That would require that engineering management actually be competent technically. A shockingly large number aren't.
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by free_bip 3y ago
What would you suggest? Storing data on the blockchain where costs per GB are tens of orders of magnitude higher?
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by free_bip 3y ago
Why do you think Zuck would never want to upload a deepfake of himself? Seems like a very Zuck thing to do if you ask me.
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by free_bip 3y ago
My experience (n=1) is that current LLMs are just not good at prompting either themselves or other LLMs, and that if you have enough information to make a meaningful meta-prompt, you also have enough information to make a regular ol' p
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by free_bip 3y ago
The -1 here is hiding the fact that -1 is really just 0xffffffff due to two's complement (architecture dependant of course) And printing it as %d is technically a misuse of printf, since %d means print as a signed integer. If you did %

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