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by inductive_magic 3y ago
> i want to tell my kids a good night story. suggest one > > A server error has occurred > > INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR > i want to tell my kids a good night story. suggest one i want to tell my kids a good night story. suggest
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by inductive_magic 3y ago
>This incident has been resolved. Posted 1 minute ago. May 04, 2023 - 16:23 UTC Everything resolved at the same time. DNS?
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by inductive_magic 3y ago
Meh, Hanlon's Razor. I don't know about Italy, but so far, I don't expect legislative action regarding ChatGPT in Germany. It would be an insanely unpopular decision and contribute nothing to SPD/FDP's voters. It do
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by inductive_magic 3y ago
As a German with very limited faith in our government, I don't think they'll pull through with this. Our current coalition isn't this deranged; the ratio between potential gains and potential losses just doesn't add
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
Language without formalization is unreliable; in any critical domain, clarity is not optional. Law, maths, code . The second you start incorporating LLMs in your product chain, you need the abilities to a) efficiently instruct them without
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
[not the gp] For one, Germany is not a state of law, given that the public prosecutor's office is bound by instructions (not sure if that's the correct translation). It is up to politicians to decide wether state attorneys can go
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
The current problem isn’t a lack of data. Meaningful data can be augmented with GPTs, just iterate over sparsely represented subjects and enrich them with context-aware samples …generated with GPT. We are actively leveraging GPT4s brainstor
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
I mean... climate change isn't actually disputable. And it hasn't been for a long time. That is unless "well, people can just make up their own version of reality" falls unter disputability for you.
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
No? At times, eu-internal borders were closed, for some time the fall of the european union was a serious concern. And that's within a political union. It was each country on their own.
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
In a pandemic, politicians have no incentive to give up on their autonomy as their electorate doesn't demand a global solution. If a meteor is about to wipe out everything, global interests are actually aligned. That's not the cas
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
Photopea considered, is PS still as prevalent?
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
Can someone here point me towards the most current literature/sources on this topic? I’ve seen Beneckes EU-parliament talk and found the numbers presented there (probably the same ones you can see in the paper) very concerning. What do
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
I've got it working on an rtx a6000 (48GB)
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
Got one too while it was writing a bullet list. (It wrote a poem and a song before without problems)
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
That's not entirely right, I did run FreeBSD for a while and understand why people value it. My current understanding is simple: the smaller audience allows for flaws to be overlooked through internal dynamics like social proof. Like I
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
Disclaimer: I'm not an infosec guy, just peripherally following some blogs. After reading this: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/03/buffer-overruns-lice... my position is that freeBSD can't be c
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
a) a shared reference frame (mainly social) b) stability/refuge for kids/adolescents from unstable families c) interpersonal connections with experienced humans (opposed to isolated discovery) d) pedagogy that was its main purpose
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
The way I understand it, that’s not possible, for the same reason that you can’t build an all-encompassing math. Chess is a closed system, decision modeling isn’t. Intelligence must account for changes in the environment, including the mean
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
The mail-part is ridiculous, reminiscent of the latest episode of south park, which illustrates the impact of teenagers using ChatGPT to respond to their girlfriends messages. Nature goes the path of least resistance, and nowhere is this mo
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
>You realize that these LLMs are all some variety of neural network right? Come on. Calling them neural nets doesn't make them that. Actual neural nets are living compositions of individual predictors, in a constant state of restruc
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
>How are you so confident in your claims? My understanding is that intelligence is the process of continuous adaptation wrt a stream of information, with the goal of maxing out fitness while minimizing energy-expenditure. To satisfy this
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
I find it increasingly tiring that “ai” is used as a synonym for LLM-based tooling, as there is _zero_ intelligence in those architectures. Gradient descent is not intelligence. Nor is stochastic token prediction. Anyone active in the field
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
That sounds like it makes sense - but if human readers know what's a good search result and what isn't, why would Google not be able to optimize their algo accordingly? If the results for a query don't match the "nature
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
I get “hmm, your browser isn’t supported” on safari mobile.
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
This happens all over the place already. I see apprentices blindly throwing prompts at ChatGPT á la "how do I accomplish [X] in [library I have no expertise in]?. The biggest problem is: it doesn't even force you to form a coheren
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
... And we don't know their respective jobs. The only indicator we get is that more than 50% of those who consider going back need money, which probably correlates negatively with jobs that have a low entry barrier for remote work. Ad
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
People do that either to push their brand/being visible, or to appear relatable to their network. It's like most ads - not meant to convince you of the product, but to reinforce your awareness of it.
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
My startup computes everything locally. We use our own hardware. If we'll ever get to the point where we need serious dynamic scaling, sure, we'll use cloud-tooling. But for now, cloud-compute has zero alignment with our vision an
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
Not the gp, but… - medical diagnosis - assistant-systems for everything - noise reduction in industrial settings (via mechanical design) - basically anything language related - interpretation of image data - essentially anything involving a
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by inductive_magic 4y ago
Fwiw, consumer prices in Switzerland don’t really compare to those in the rest of Europe or the US. Would be interesting to see a normalized bar chart.

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