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by hcks 4y ago
How about you don’t take away things from people instead
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by hcks 4y ago
Please tell us more about OpenAI fingerprinting browsers when they currently serve 0 ad
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by hcks 4y ago
Let’s be honest, there is little benefits to take a compiler course in 2023 (best one is to satisfy curiosity). 1/ there isn’t much to know about parsing and any good compiler course won’t spend too much time on it anyway 2/ and
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by hcks 4y ago
If crashing the NYSE was possible with API calls, don’t you think bad actors would already have crashed it?
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by hcks 4y ago
I read ´great’ and though to myself: that might be an original piece for once
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by hcks 4y ago
Obviously the #1 top priority of the CEO of an early stage startup is to spend time assessing and countering risks such as bank runs, gross mismanagement at their bank, earthquakes
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by hcks 4y ago
Yeah the absolute degenerate gamble known as putting a check in a bank.
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by hcks 4y ago
This is pure loser resentment lol
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by hcks 4y ago
Europe is tackling the important challenges as usual
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by hcks 4y ago
Lol, does Apple also owns a patent that prevents other manufacturers from making something else than pieces of plastic trash devices ?
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by hcks 4y ago
Well I’m glad I didn’t have a full semester dedicated to trivial tools and boomer software
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by hcks 4y ago
> LLMs are mere text generators. Trained on unimaginable amounts of text, they string together words in coherent sentences based on statistical probability of words following other words. But they are not "intelligent" in any r
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by hcks 4y ago
Well I indeed expected more than a few basic definitions for sure. For instance I was expecting a few case studies where a blind application of sklearn defaults led to issues fixed with proper probabilistic thinking. I remain unconvinced ab
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And yet It Understands(borretti.me)
15 points by hcks 4y ago|1 comments
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by hcks 4y ago
It’s funny to pretend countries other than the USA are anywhere close. Who’s else going to make AGI ? Europe has nothing. There is the China narrative but nothing that comes out of their research labs is anywhere close to where OpenAI &#x2F
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by hcks 4y ago
The amount of fear and scaremongering surrounding TikTok baffles me
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by hcks 4y ago
It’s okay, it’s now clear that programming won’t be done by humans within 10 years.
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by hcks 4y ago
> What humans being to the table over ChatGPT is our ability to create new links between information, aka creativity Maybe not, or not for long. Maybe AGI is coming within 20 years, and maybe human workers won’t have anything to bring to
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by hcks 4y ago
Yes, and it is sad to see people thinking that something as universal as dancing (that literally exist in every culture in some form) is "not for them". It sadly implies that this person went through bullying and rejection.
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by hcks 4y ago
Refusing to dance at an event where people are is literally an anti-social act. Please note that I am NOT making a moral judgement whether or not you should always act in a pro-social way.
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by hcks 4y ago
Core insight: Don’t hook up Rube Goldberg killing machines to prototype language models
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by hcks 4y ago
ChatGPT, please write a bland uninformed critique of LLMs as a boomer overinvested in education saying there is no way a chatbot can write something as complex as a college essay
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by hcks 4y ago
Totally fair and objective conclusion after one week by someone who’s totally not engaged in a crusade against deep learning
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by hcks 4y ago
While a real researcher would never pad the references section of their paper with a ton of useless references he himself has only skimmed
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by hcks 4y ago
There is a long pseudo-intellectual tradition of dismissing everything that comes from deep learning as not “real AI tm”. People are just coping that a language model trained to predict the next token can already leetcode better than them.
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by hcks 4y ago
GPT models are NOT autocomplete for any reasonable definition of autocomplete
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by hcks 4y ago
That’s because these models are not grounded in the physical world, they’re just bullshit machines trained on text
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by hcks 4y ago
Taking the power away from decentralised / competing entities motivated by profit and giving it to a centralised government that has a track record of abusing individual freedoms and seeking more power is not a good thing
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by hcks 4y ago
Why are people always pretending there is no difference between being tracked by Facebook, and by your government? Facebook’s goal is mostly to make money. Facebook will not put you in jail, or fine you. As bad as you think these companies
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by hcks 4y ago
> Finally, OpenAI did not pay for the data it scraped from the internet. The individuals, website owners and companies that produced it were not compensated. This is particularly noteworthy considering OpenAI was recently valued at US$29

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