gloflo

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by gloflo 2y ago
Misinformation
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by gloflo 2y ago
Drones are small while the moon is far away.
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by gloflo 2y ago
Where did you acquire those scans?
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by gloflo 2y ago
So AI crap is free but 2FA is not?
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by gloflo 2y ago
Llama was the best. Alternatives to Llama for Android: https://gist.github.com/bmaupin/b1443d3872b288554008c47b245a...
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by gloflo 2y ago
It's low quality AI slob. That's already offensively disrespectful to the readers on its own.
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by gloflo 2y ago
Privacy for sure. It's no ones business to know how certain accounts are related.
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by gloflo 2y ago
If you are using LLMs and call the result knowledge you're probably not acting ethically.
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by gloflo 2y ago
Way too much latency I am sure.
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by gloflo 2y ago
https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2013/07/th... NSA's OAKSTAR, STORMBREW, BLARNEY and FAIRVIEW
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by gloflo 2y ago
The context includes that "it" is ChatGPT. The fact that ChatGPT uses Byte Pair Encoding is widely published. It is expectable that a LLM can regurgitate this kind of information, nothing wild about that.
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by gloflo 2y ago
I wish I was rich too.
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by gloflo 2y ago
(2022)
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by gloflo 2y ago
Says who with what authority? All major RDBMS use the term "indexes".
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by gloflo 2y ago
Give https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YnBv-Y-ZjB8 a listen, you might realise some misconceptions about who did what, when, how and why. Your posts smell bad of the common standard, troll induced, irrational green hate. Die G-
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by gloflo 2y ago
Was there authentication right from the beginning or was it patched in later?
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by gloflo 2y ago
He also sells training so there is reason to doubt anything he says about the topic.
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by gloflo 2y ago
Could be a rural place anywhere in the world actually
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by gloflo 2y ago
Direct link to the statement: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7233792... (no account needed)
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by gloflo 2y ago
> Everyone knows this was “made by AI” because ... They should know because you told them so. Having to decipher weird code only to discover it was not written by a human is not nice.
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by gloflo 2y ago
I really like the writing and don't understand the criticism.
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by gloflo 2y ago
I'd rather hear: "The compiled code has gone through all tests in the comprehensive, human-expert-written, standardized test suite correctly" Compiling does not differentiate between True and False, so no safety for that esca
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by gloflo 2y ago
* with AI-powered optimization proposals Sigh, why infest everything with "AI".
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by gloflo 2y ago
As global society we must strive to reduce energy consumption, not to find new use cases for burning more energy. Our planet has limited resources.
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by gloflo 2y ago
> I asked ChatGPT to rephrase your emotive reply into an expression of personal preference (which I think you were trying to express): I find that hilarious and sad. When you find an expression of another human hard to understand, it mak
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by gloflo 2y ago
Why would want to hear a so wonderfully written story changed into a shallow, awkwardly phrased shadow of itself, read by robot voices in podcaster cadence?
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by gloflo 2y ago
The climate would be more important. Global economy. Local issues. All more relevant and important to someone not directly affected by one of those wars.
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by gloflo 2y ago
Don't believe your negative thoughts then, according to https://www.threads.net/@zuck/post/C89oeSORn81 Threads had over 175 million monthly active users this July. Via https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#x
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by gloflo 2y ago
But how do you know that this is (more) accurate?
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by gloflo 2y ago
How do you know?

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