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by garbanz0 3y ago
I think a group of multimodal agents could pull it off if they each were prompted to specialize in one instrument or facet of the music. They could iterate on eachother.
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by garbanz0 3y ago
I think some people approach this looking for ways the reality of ChatGPT is inconsistent with the hype. But if you just look at it plainly as-is and compare it to where we were 5 years ago, it's pretty amazing, lies and hallucinations
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by garbanz0 3y ago
It's a whole lot better than nothing.
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by garbanz0 3y ago
Everyone as in every human being on earth, or everyone as in most reasonable people? I'm not convinced at all. ChatGPT tells you it can lie before you can even ask it anything.
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by garbanz0 3y ago
> There is no open source-like alternative for seeds Maybe there should be. Interesting idea.
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by garbanz0 3y ago
I am getting tired of takes like this. LLMs are parrots, but they parrot human language which seems to encode our reasoning abilities into its structure. So if you can mimic language well enough, you start to mimic reasoning abilities. I fe
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by garbanz0 3y ago
From what I have seen, plenty of the fear was about the GMOs themselves.
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by garbanz0 3y ago
> due to irrational fear of GMOs Would not be surprised to find this fear was astroturfed. It makes literally no sense.
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by garbanz0 3y ago
Why is grave robbing something that old immoral? Is it just the potential to ruin an archeological dig site or do we actually care about leaving these things untouched?
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by garbanz0 3y ago
When I saw this, I figured it was a clear step back from simply using plugins in the main ChatGPT view. It's basically plugins, but with extra prompting and you can only use one at a time. But if you look at projects like Autogen ( ht
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by garbanz0 3y ago
They do, they just shy away from calling it "AI." Their camera is one example. https://thinkml.ai/iphone-ai-artificial-intelligence-feature...
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by garbanz0 3y ago
I only skimmed the manifesto, but I didn't see much about paranoia, infallibility, "worthless peons," nothing like that. It basically just said markets and progress are good, collectivism and stagnation are bad. That, along w
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by garbanz0 3y ago
I don't get the emphasis on bloat and speed. Those sacrifices let us create a TON of software really fast. What does disappointment me about this industry is that we haven't found or invented some low-code app builder that is actu
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by garbanz0 3y ago
I like it, personally. Monthly fees for most AI services are way overpriced, because we all know theyre paying for gpu by the minute.
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by garbanz0 3y ago
The dropbox design page looks like Neubrutalism to me, but the OP link almost seems like something else. Hard to say.
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by garbanz0 3y ago
They got me with this too. Roped into a year long subscription.
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by garbanz0 3y ago
It's completely appropriate to complain about openai doing this because of its unique structure as a temporarily profit driven nonprofit
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by garbanz0 3y ago
To be honest, for someone whose uncle and father were both assassinated, he has a surprisingly level head.
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by garbanz0 3y ago
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by garbanz0 4y ago
Microplastics are so pervasive that they're even found in human breastmilk now. Maybe it's fatalistic, but what is the point of worrying about this on an individual level beyond limiting use of certain plastic products? And it&#x2
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by garbanz0 4y ago
Natural selection is a massive amount of computation. It's not like we got to skip that. Any learning that we do without computation is based on structures that were computed by evolution. One way or another the "learning" pr
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by garbanz0 4y ago
I was using plain Ubuntu around 2020. Upgraded from an ancient GeForce to a pretty standard AMD graphics card and it totally wrecked my installation. While debugging in the command line, my screen was constantly flickering. Headache inducin
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by garbanz0 4y ago
My experience leaving Windows was like yours... until I did a software upgrade or had to replace my graphics card, etc. Hours of fighting the command line, glitchy graphical bugs. For me, the desire to cultivate my linux computer like a gar
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by garbanz0 4y ago
I would love to hear about any actual crimes he committed before wishing he goes to jail. It feels like the mob has already decided he's guilty.
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by garbanz0 4y ago
Can you elaborate on how the deception part is related to the bullying? I don't see the connection
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by garbanz0 4y ago
I'm guessing the people publishing the package need to pay gas fees? Not ideal since people make packages as a labor of love. Maybe a community fund to pay gas fees would work.
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by garbanz0 4y ago
I've noticed a lot of overweight people using food as a crutch to manage emotional discomfort or distress, even when they might not be all that hungry. So there is something else going on.
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by garbanz0 4y ago
> A defining feature of blockchain computation models is that the same calculation must be run many, many times to verify it. Given that each individual one must run on the hardware that blockchain is competing with direct usage of, ther
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by garbanz0 4y ago
Any book recommendations for someone who almost failed physics in college but wants to understand QM at a high level?
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by garbanz0 4y ago
A weakness of Ethereum is that it's difficult to obscure how much money you have, but Tornado can untraceably separate your cold wallet from your hot wallet. That's a totally legitimate use. While it's used a lot for money la

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