impalallama

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by impalallama 4y ago
Well in my case I specifically mean hyper realistic deep fakes of people created without their consent. Why is it the difficulties of regulating something brought up as if it means it prevents any action taken at all. “Id like to ban murder
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by impalallama 4y ago
And yet I can’t just Google “how to build a Bomb at home” and click on the first result and get detailed instructions for how to be a little terrorist.
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by impalallama 4y ago
I’m at the point where I genuinely would like to see this ai stuff heavily regulated to outright banned. Any upside where Disney gets to not pay actors and instead just synthesize Princess Leia or Darth Vader for Star Wars XXIV is vastly ou
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by impalallama 4y ago
> Can large-language models help humans with the creation of original writing? To answer that, we need to be specific about what we mean by that question. There is a genre of art known as Xerox art, or photocopy art, in which artists use
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by impalallama 4y ago
I am incredibly impressed with the demos being able to have excellent citations to more primary sources which effectively solves the biggest problem with using ChatGPT. If this works as well as they plan Bing will become the primary search
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by impalallama 4y ago
Wouldn’t retrieving information from an external source effectively be just recreating a search engine with a fancy natural language interface
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by impalallama 4y ago
Socrates was executed for the Socratic method
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by impalallama 4y ago
> The Turner Diaries is a novel by Andrew Mac Donald (William Pierce) that follows the story of a man named Turner, a member of a revolutionary organization that is fighting against the oppressive System. Turner and his comrades use acts
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by impalallama 4y ago
They would have to totally lock down their free preview first.
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by impalallama 4y ago
what do you want a signed affidavit from every ebay engineer
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by impalallama 4y ago
oh no
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by impalallama 4y ago
I saw the ceo of this company offering a million dollars to anyone willing to use their AI in a US Supreme court case (I'd be surprised if that tweet was still up). Safe to say that even if they had a solid product they are being reckl
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by impalallama 4y ago
A Canonical dev in the replies offhandedly mentions that they read every one thoroughly whether its "3 or 30 pages" which is certainly an ask when you have people submitting an autobiographical novella as the first step in your in
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by impalallama 4y ago
i asked for "pop music to sing to while drunk" and the first couple songs were country songs about drinking so a bit hit or miss
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by impalallama 4y ago
feels modern, but modern in a very web center way that i feel like very 2020s. it feels overly minimalist in a way that looks good in design sheets. love the table of contents on the side dont care for the modern trend of removing any and a
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by impalallama 4y ago
It was a problem with my gitlab-ci config but I wasted a lot of time wondering if the problem was the scripting portion.
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by impalallama 4y ago
I have to imagine its because so much of its training data is readily available programming docs, tutorials, and general Q&A that there is an amazing abundance of online. How many times have you just pasted an error into google and hope
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by impalallama 4y ago
ChatGPT help me solve a refactoring bug today. I had spent hours messing around trying to figure out what the issue was until I realized, via asking ChatGPT, that I had misunderstood a piece of the code and the docs. It was able to answer a
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by impalallama 4y ago
Its interesting that no matter how magic and impressive the technology its still built on paying countless people as little as legally possible.
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by impalallama 4y ago
whats your metric for a large community? internet traffic? github projects? number public repos? number of packages? by every metric i can think of php is has a large community, not as large as java or python but still large. how twisted do
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by impalallama 4y ago
The more esoteric the information I'm asking the more likely it will tell me something that sounds right but all the specifics are wrong. As a test I asked for the world record speedrun for pokemon yellow, it made up a time associated
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by impalallama 4y ago
yeah its debatable that many white collar jobs fit the definition of "providing value" [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Make-work_job ] and the things that people actually value (lots of creative ventures) tend
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by impalallama 4y ago
The people who worked on SpaceX and Tesla were probably incredibly ideologically aligned with Elon genuinely believing they were changing the world for the better. Its really easy to pitch someone to work long hours when you are making one
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by impalallama 4y ago
Interesting idea but wouldn’t stocks and companies being weak incite further protectionism rather than the opposite?
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by impalallama 4y ago
What are you saying? That its better to just blindly trust in the output of a blackbox AI output? That naively feeding in all possible data into an AI is the "best" way to do it? It is been well documented that blindly trusting AI
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by impalallama 4y ago
Really seems like splitting hairs when your specifying which specific part of the cheap faulty component is "responsible".
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by impalallama 4y ago
Oh looks like this came to where I live last year. Shame I didn't hear about it then.
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by impalallama 4y ago
Oddly optimistic article despite the title, but lol no. middle-management is like analogous for bureaucratic bloat and politicking. It’s been a punch line for decades that middle managers suck and don’t actually do much. This like saying A
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by impalallama 4y ago
It goes down after a certain amount of sales. 25% after 10 mil and 20% after 50. It says a lot about how large valves market share is that they can take such a large cut and publishers will still sell there. Plenty have tried to release alt
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by impalallama 4y ago
Everyone knows that you just use wikipedia's own sources instead.

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