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by hunter2_ 4y ago
I think this is partly explained by most of the marketing and news essentially saying "ChatGPT is an AI" instead of "ChatGPT is an LLM." If you asked me what AI is, I'd say it means getting a computer to emulate hum
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Oops, maybe I wasn't clear, sorry! This is what I was going for... ### Typically, there is an avoidance relationship - between a man and his mother-in-law - usually between a woman and her father-in-law - sometimes between any person a
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
You need to move the first "between" into the first bullet point, lest the second and third points have "between" twice. Unrelated to the visual breakdown, there's also confusion (for me, at least) as to whether the
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Deleting those first three words would eliminate the unnecessary ad hominem.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
So is Cloudflare, and they're great about stuff like this.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Definitely. It's way longer and a totally different writing style than its poster's other history. If such a work was actually written elsewhere (where this long format would make more sense) and then (self-)plagiarized here, it w
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Because you used "Microsoft’s Bing, which is powered by GPT-4" (quoting TFA) and GPT-4 is designed to generate copy that is not to be interpreted as entirely true or entirely false, it's simply to be interpreted as humanlike.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Doesn't WSB have a similar position as The Onion in the public conscious, in the sense that the vast majority of readers can tell that it's satirical and not something on which to base important decisions?
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Hackers Can Remotely Open Smart Garage Doors Across the World(vice.com)
2 points by hunter2_ 4y ago|1 comments
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Shared an article with a better headline, but also see the security researcher's own words [0] and the CISA report [1]. [0] https://medium.com/@samsabetan/the-uninvited-guest-idors-gar... [1] https://ww
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Are you saying that sending and scanning are the same? I think we need to define "scan" (or "sniff" or whatever other metaphors are used here) as more than just receiving a copy that's still encrypted. What definiti
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Yes, except... > returning "home" to XYZ for a little bit before booking another More likely, "booking another" actually happens before landing in XYZ, closer to 6 months out (seeking the best price), but otherwise yo
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
> It was the standard for scanners until PDF seemed to dominate the scene. Probably because it's much easier (for average users with few tools and skills) to print a PDF than to print any sort of non-page-based (e.g., image) file fo
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
I meant rip down the notion that it's not ladylike (for lack of a better way to describe the reason for the unbalance among genders) to be into cars/tinkering/tech/etc.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Maybe the likelihood that women tend not to be as interested in such pursuits of thrill is also reflective of unnecessary norms we ought to rip down?
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
"People who harass certain types of people will harass those people" just doesn't convey much information, so it's not worth saying. Any thoughts on how to best phrase this pattern?
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
As a guy who gets attempts at being ripped off by mechanics (unnecessary work coming very highly recommended), my solution was not to somehow introduce more masculinity, but to educate myself by hanging out on forums specific to whatever ca
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
> ATDT Ah. Brings back memories of talking Hayes commands directly to my modem via HyperTerminal, or maybe VB5.
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Good to know!
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
I always think about this when using a free online prettifier, decoder, and the like. But I'm sure people use those things with code/secrets from work without really considering it, and I think those habits will carry right over t
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
I'm referring to competitors of the overall Amazon experience, not really the individual products, in which the main value proposition for me is the extremely fast shipping. Those other stores typically don't offer it at a reasona
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
For many, that depends entirely on the availability of alternatives. With duopolies like Uber/Lyft, you survive after one kill and then you're done. Amazon hardly has a direct competitor. For merchants with plenty of direct compet
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
> music I've purchased They really ought to stop using "buy"/"purchase" metaphorically to mean something more like "one time fee for an indefinite lease that ends upon account termination." If they
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
The likelihood that what you say "in person" is recorded and stored by someone easily subpoenaed increases quite a bit. While mobile apps might record and upload without the owner of the phone knowing, the odds seem low; this chan
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
The ones I'm seeing lately are legitimately neither marketing nor transactional. Instead they're teaching me how to avoid phishing scams and stuff (not asking me to buy anything, but asking me to do things). I feel like the rule o
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Somewhat similarly, I've noticed a major uptick in the last few years of email messages from places I do business with (including banks), that have no "unsubscribe" or "manage preferences" link at the bottom, instea
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
> gas stoves are a crucial backup option for staying warm during a power outage Isn't CO (and other combustion byproducts) an issue? When cooking a meal the duration is short enough to not matter much, but at extended durations to p
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
I reckon "cell" is a misnomer in this context. While "cell phone" would've been the only reasonable vernacular in the US a decade ago, the phrase "mobile device" is extremely popular now, and "handset
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Status page [0] has the error with a timestamp just earlier than that of this submission. [0] https://bitbucket.status.atlassian.com/
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by hunter2_ 4y ago
Unless efficiency regulations take hold for protection against excess emissions, chip shortages, etc. Seems unlikely, but at some point it might make sense. Of course if the resources (electricity, silicon, etc.) required by developers to i

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