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by hooande 4y ago
It's important to remember that the "power" of gpt doesn't come from the model, but from the sheer scale of the dataset. It's trained on the entire internet , in text form. You can 100% use a transformer architectu
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by hooande 4y ago
Do you expect Google to do any of these things to OpenAI, if ChatGPT becomes the google killer that some people say it could be? It's very difficult for me to imagine any of that. OpenAI isn't one person starting a search engine i
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by hooande 4y ago
Google says "tempered spring" in bold. Doesn't sound like the answer you're looking for, but it was very clear. The majority of the search results are for places to buy a spring clamp. This is because the overwhelming ma
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by hooande 4y ago
No leading AI researchers take the Turing Test seriously. That isn't a real thing
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by hooande 4y ago
> "Bing is going to have to come up with some kind of radical revenue sharing too if they want anything written after 2023." ChatGPT doesn't include anything written after 2021. I certainly wouldn't use it to find an
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by hooande 4y ago
So refreshing to see us addressing this as science fiction, instead of the usual wild extrapolation from impressive tech demos. I'll play: * "Relationship Maximizer": an LLM becomes sentient and realizes that its knowledge is
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by hooande 4y ago
"Having a different opinion than the consensus" isn't the same thing as "crazy". The article does this for many of its examples. It's tautological that people who start new industries do so by questioning the s
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by hooande 4y ago
Fascinating. This isn't at all how ChatGPT works. You're not leveraging the scale of the internet + style transfer to provide answers. Instead it's doing text summarization on search results. It's a very clever proof of
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by hooande 4y ago
The biggest problem with ChatGPT is that the training data is frozen in 2021. I would imagine that there have been robot vacuums released in the last year. I wouldn't search for this using ChatGPT because I know that the answers will b
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by hooande 4y ago
I do not seeing ChatGPT as a replacement for Google Search. Here are my last seven searches (in reverse order): 1. looking up cost of a dental procedure 2. checking the stock price of tesla 3. job postings at Flipper Devices 4. how to push
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by hooande 4y ago
my unsolicited advice: pick an X. what is the one best use case for this other than code? law? finance? focus on that vertical. if you have no idea what that could be or if that market is too small, you're already in trouble. I don&#x2
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by hooande 4y ago
Markets aren't rational, but they also aren't stupid. if this is really just a "pre-discount" on the January subsidy, wouldn't that be priced in? It could be less informed retail investors panic selling due to Mus
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by hooande 4y ago
> It's almost like we have no clue what we are doing with NN and are just tweaking knobs and hoping it works out in the end. No, we understand very well how NNs work. Look at PartiallyTyped's comment in this thread. It's a
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by hooande 4y ago
two thoughts People love to say "it's early" and "it will improve" about ChatGPT. but amount of training data IS the dominant factor in determining the quality of the output, usually in logarithmic terms. it's
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by hooande 4y ago
This is an excellent point. One of the main things I see people say about ChatGPT is "when it gets better in the future". But as you point out, it's already trained on the entire internet. There are many features they could a
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by hooande 4y ago
Twitter is not an institution. It is not a utility. People can just leave and go to another website. It will take time for a new website or websites to figure things out at scale, both technologically and socially. But people were patient w
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by hooande 4y ago
It seems like Scratch is made specifically for game development, since everything revolves around the concept of manipulating sprites. "Guess the number" is a game, but not the kind of game that this tool was made to create.
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by hooande 4y ago
It would take massive social change to dramatically slow the current rate of climate change. I would guess that it would politically require about the same amount of time as carbon capture / reduction technology. Out of the blue, I&#x2
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by hooande 4y ago
I bet thousands of people checked their network and DNS settings today. hn is what I use to make sure I have a connection
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by hooande 4y ago
This again assumes that quantity is more valuable than quality. one tweet from a major influencer, like say elon musk, will have more of an impact than one million ai generated comments. Not to mention that the returns on generated content
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by hooande 4y ago
buying twitter at $54/share is an effective use of capital?
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by hooande 4y ago
Seemed like the OP was making the point that lower sex drive could be caused by the same chemical effects that could be causing lower sperm counts. How would a mental health professional help with this?
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by hooande 4y ago
Consciousness is the result of billions of years of random chance in the form of evolution. We can simulate a nuclear reaction, but our minds can't even conceive of the time scale of a billion years or any of the associated concepts. &
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by hooande 4y ago
> Everything they worked on they did better and faster and cleaner. They could often solve problems that other skilled people couldn't even get started on. They may have actually closed tickets 10x faster (which I doubt), but that w
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by hooande 4y ago
Hire experts. You are definitely allowed to do this, for everything. Even your day job. If you're starting a project or doing something complicated for the first time (ie, buying a house), pay someone to walk you through the basics and
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by hooande 4y ago
> I don't journal daily because I don't have enough to say every day Just recount what happened I the last 24 hours. Had to be something even if you just worked and watched netflix. ie, what specifically did you do at work, how
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by hooande 4y ago
This is how I feel about AGI
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His lawyers came up with a good plan. The contract says twitter must reasonably cooperate by providing data that Musk requests. All he has to do is keep requesting data until they say no, then twitter is in violation. The % of bots doesn&#x
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by hooande 4y ago
He could have done this with any number of pretenses that didn't require signing a binding legal agreement to buy Twitter. Generally, this is far too complicated and involved to be any kind of effective scheme. He has professional mana
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by hooande 4y ago
> "So investors can put money into many more long shot companies."

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