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   by imdsm 3y ago

   When I last spoken to Logan, he confirmed that there are no changes between the API models, so 0314 and 0613 are it. That's two models so far that I've collected SVGs for. With regard to batch vs daily -- it makes no different in
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   by imdsm 3y ago

   And so, if we see that it /does/ get better, over the next few years, will that not lead us to ask /how/? Let's think about it: 1. It has to output SVG [1] 2. It is given a text based representation of what it must
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   by imdsm 3y ago

   Thanks, fun and light-hearted is the approach I went for
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   by imdsm 3y ago

   I could also believe in not having to have beliefs and just letting it run until I either die or run out of money, and the former may not result in an immediate shuttering of the project either
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   by imdsm 3y ago

   We could but this is also a fun project, which is why when I checked it today I was surprised that what I saw was not a turd with eyes (2023-05-18) nor a strange sea creature (2023-07-08) but something which, for the first time I think, act
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   by imdsm 3y ago

   Sure, each day it will draw a unicorn. Each time the model changes, we'll have a new group of drawings. No they're not drawn at T=0 but even at T=0 GPT-4 is not deterministic. This isn't science -- this is just a bit of fun.
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   by imdsm 3y ago

   I'm sorry it hurts your head. I'm happy to sponsor a packet of paracetamol or some water if that helps. Ultimately, this is fun, not science. I'm just happy that after all these attempts, it finally got to a unicorn.
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   by imdsm 3y ago

   This is why in industry we're using multiple levels of LLMs for checking outputs of other LLMs. They're likely just using a single LLM.
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   GPT Unicorn has drawn a unicorn(gpt-unicorn.adamkdean.co.uk)

   294 points by imdsm 3y ago|203 comments
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    What a horrifying thought
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    Has the author got the year wrong? It's August 2023 not 2022.
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    This is the same user agent that the browsing module used
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    Imagine if human progress had taken a wrong turn in 2020 all becomes of a typo
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R._Daneel_Olivaw
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    "Brent" -- I had a chuckle at this unintentional coincidence
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    Isn't this similar to doctoral defences?
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    In a more illustrative example, twitter.com/x was up until a few days ago, a protected account owned by someone? and now it is Twitter... X's handle. I bet he wasn't paid a dime either. Be careful, Devon. https://g
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    Life feels more and more like a Sci Fi movie. Also consider that the US is one of the few nations with such advanced sensor technology, and also the one that likely flies the most training runs, patrols etc. The hearing today, especially ho
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    I like this but popular polls performed produce SurveyMaster as a better name. Which it isn't. So it has some flaws. But great idea.
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    The page will continue to scroll until the last line can fit to the top of the page. Nobody likes it when you can't scroll past the end, and have to then start moving your eyes/head to look at the bottom of the screen. Same with I
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    Often it's the case that those who learnt to program at college/university at the age of 20 are unsettled by their peers who at 30 have two decades under their belt, having spent their fertile years from 10 or earlier programming.
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    > Myself I don't understand how one could write any code without understanding how the code gets run. I think this perhaps says more about you then it does the people to whom you're referring. If you can't understand how s
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    Do we know if... the magnet heating up, and the helium leaking into the vacuum chamber... could have an impact on the local population? I think they'll be ok!
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    I mentioned this to Logan (DevRel) earlier [1] in response to the announcement. It'd be better to be able to have a number of profiles that you can switch between. Maybe if we make some noise they'll improve on this. We've se
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    A-29 Super Tucano(coolmilitarystuff.com)

    1 points by imdsm 3y ago|0 comments
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    CTO of Edge here. You could contribute it to our green network, and get paid for your idle time. https://edge.network/ https://wiki.edge.network/contributing-to-the-network/settin...
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    Explainable Artificial Intelligence(en.wikipedia.org)

    2 points by imdsm 3y ago|0 comments
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    Differential Privacy(en.wikipedia.org)

    1 points by imdsm 3y ago|0 comments
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    > "Open" AI, a charity to benefit us all by pushing and publishing the frontier of scientific knowledge. > Nevermind, fuckers, actually it's just to take your jobs and make a few VCs richer. We'll keep the science
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    by imdsm 3y ago

    Threads collects sensitive personal information about you The data collected by the Threads app could include your sexual orientation, race and ethnicity, biometric data, trade union membership, pregnancy status, politics, and religious bel