hospitalJail

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by hospitalJail 3y ago
Some things to note about gpt4: >Sometimes it will spit out terrible horrid answers. I believe this might be due to time of the day/too many users. They limit tokens. >Sometimes it will lie because it has alignment >Sometimes
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
Who is right? The people who are happy to have higher quality artwork at lower costs, allowing humanity to progress further? Or the establishment who want their own desires fulfilled at the expense of the rest of humanity?
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
I think the US already went through their populist cycle between 2008-2020. If that cycle theory is true, we shouldn't have to worry about it until our old days.
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
I talked to a luddite on this: "What if I take my own pictures, and train the data on my own pictures?" Their answer: "No" Luddites, nothing more. They will become obscure while everyone else advances. She uses her color
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
At least my usecase has C completely disconnected from the internet. I have no idea how this is going to work at the OS level.
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
Microsoft is a scary company. I try to avoid all business with them if possible.
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
Drives me crazy how regressive Apple is with computing. While it seemed to shake out that GPU AI was the only real solution, earlier this year people were(and still are) putting resources into CPU based. I can't imagine someone @-ing m
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
I wonder if it attracted a 'type'. Because I know many people who have since moved to portland and they all have a type. It could be that portland is taking a huge number of people that would otherwise be a drain elsewhere. Maybe
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
Is there anything Mistral + tuned on ChatGPT4?
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
The issue isnt a single gamble. The issue is that gambling companies were able to use their tricks to create addiction. Sad stuff, no idea the solution. Might be worth teaching people in 10th grade health class brain science on addictions.
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
I'll just wait until the game is finished before I buy it. I don't like paying to be a beta tester and programmer. That is my day job.
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
>a deep history in the guild system and are related not just to bargaining with employers but also disseminating best practices and standards, so they add a lot of value as well. This is the first time I've seen someone mention this
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
My wife owns a company, it boggles my mind how the employees underestimate their strength. They work for fractions and they are necessary for the company. If a worker knows an owner is desperate, the worker can win. The opposite is true too
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
Maybe OpenAI wont nerf chatgpt!
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
No Linux support yet? I suppose I'll wait until the game is finished before I buy it. Its nice companies give us such obvious indicators of quality.
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
It makes me sad that Veblen goods dominate the tech market. Mostly sad for the human race, literally billions of humans had their inadequacy for status exploited. Capitalism is like nature. It doesnt decide who is best, it decides who is le
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
Enjoy your job at Apple. RIP to this App. To be fair, you really have to be an Apple fan to disable your messages for the sake of blue bubbles.
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
I used to think this in my 20s. No, the CEO(and board) are completely responsible. That is the point of leadership, to move the boat before it hits the iceburg or at least have a way of dealing with it. Firefox is buggy but heavily advertis
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
I expect it to last as a Zombie company in some sorts. Not a true, government subsidized zombie company, but a way for Google to pretend they don't decide the internet. Google says 'Don't spend your money on bug fixes and you
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
I think I'm finally okay with this. Firefox/Mozilla cannot handle their responsibility. With the death of their dominance, we can hope a new player comes forward. I'm sick of cheerleading Firefox when it is slower than Chromi
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
I remember having to send the link to my mother in law. I suppose now that the event is all over, and it mostly affected my mother in law, I can say 'good times'.
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
This is why I went to Fedora.
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
> Try blindfolding yourself, inserting your installer usb stick, and installing your thing and using it successfully. I don't understand this. Are you saying its hard to install Linux? Has this ever been true? Usually you smash the
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
Really goes to show the demand of exclusive MacOS software. To be fair, if something is on Mac, it is usually on Linux. Windows is a bit different.
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
That is what Plato's Socrates would say. Plato's Callicles would tell you that this is idealistic nonsense and nature has shown us that we need beautiful pages that drive engagement. Humans teach each other that Socrates is right,
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
Yeah, its just a nod to their fellow Apple believers. Its fascinating to watch their members behave.
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
Yeah the 30 under 30 list was so bad it seriously hurt its reputation. Even before the people were 'outed', the 30 were 'ehhhh'. Like sure you'd have some cool stuff with big money, but you'd also have somethin
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
>ChatGPT is a boring app. Fake take. No one believes this. Or at least no one who is both honest and intelligent. This is mere mental gymnastics to explain this away. I'd take a hard look at what is going on in your brain to cause t
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
I just checked my local network website, I started running it in 2021, but havent touched it since mid 2022. I might have checked to see if the computer(raspi4) is on since then, I can't remember why I would have done this, maybe to sh
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by hospitalJail 3y ago
No you didn't. Seeing you include DARE in that list means you are talking about something completely different than neurobiology.

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