j4coh

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by j4coh 1y ago
Security, perhaps.
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by j4coh 1y ago
It’s been hit or miss for me. I mostly play strategy games. I often get weird game graphics, flickering and things like that that go away when I give up and reinstall windows.
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by j4coh 1y ago
I’m not OP but for me I end up having trouble with games and maintaining dual boot for it isn’t worth it. Most recently I was trying to install gamescope on PopOS LTS for retro gaming, but it was too old of a distribution for gamescopes dep
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by j4coh 1y ago
Or, alternatively, non-illiterates have different needs.
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by j4coh 1y ago
The worst managers leave an endless trail of new process, approvals, and checklists for anything that has ever gone wrong since they joined the company.
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by j4coh 1y ago
By novel, I mean if I ask a model to write some lyrics or code and it produces pre-existing code or lyrics, is it novel and legally safe to use because the pre-existing code or lyrics aren’t precisely encoded in a large enough model, and th
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by j4coh 1y ago
So if you can get an LLM to produce music lyrics, for example, or sections from a book, those would be considered novel works given the encoding as well?
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by j4coh 1y ago
Are you not worried about parallelisation in your case? Or have you solved that in another way (one big beefy build machine maybe?)
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by j4coh 1y ago
Since the article came out in 2021 did anyone ever build the product of his dreams described in the conclusion?
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by j4coh 1y ago
We're also at step 2 bordering on 3 in my plan to solve the housing problem by making buildings out of dried human waste.
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by j4coh 1y ago
Yes but don’t worry there’s another YC startup who is building AI to check on AI that’s checking on AI.
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by j4coh 1y ago
Also curious what is a fear center and what an enlarged one would look like if removed via surgery.
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by j4coh 1y ago
Bless your heart.
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by j4coh 1y ago
Lost lives and lost potential is how I read it.
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by j4coh 1y ago
In this case I asked ChatGPT without the part specifying mode 7 and it replied with a working program using mode 7, with a comment at the top that mode 7 would be the best choice.
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by j4coh 1y ago
I always thought this was something I got from watching The Brave Little Toaster and similar content when I was tiny.
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by j4coh 1y ago
Why would you write a report and ask an LLM to make up citations once done?
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by j4coh 1y ago
Wasn’t that more the point of the person you replied with counterexamples to?
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by j4coh 1y ago
Reddit style drive by snark doesn’t work as well here imho.
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by j4coh 1y ago
I’ve just completely lost the ability to tell the difference between satire/parody and reality.
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by j4coh 1y ago
I’m a musician (American, but live in Europe now) and the Wikipedia version is the only definition I’ve ever heard.
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by j4coh 1y ago
It was so much fun though to get it to explain why terrible things were great, if you just made it sound like you liked the thing you were asking about.
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by j4coh 1y ago
“As much as” are weasel words to help them sell their AI coding products to others.
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by j4coh 1y ago
Amazon has now backed down and will hide them, so it seems the strategy works.
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by j4coh 1y ago
Every receipt I’ve ever gotten in my life has separated tax, and I don’t recall I’ve ever seen seller margins or anything like that on a receipt before.
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by j4coh 1y ago
Wouldn’t hiding it also be political? Seems being transparent is closer to behaving neutrally to me.
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by j4coh 1y ago
I was just as surprised as you are, though mainly it happens on Reddit rather than with anyone I would know personally. By the fifth, sixth time of the exact same reply, you really wonder what’s going on there and look into it. I’m not invo
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by j4coh 1y ago
Yes makes sense, I’m more talking about the way people use it in casual conversations than what it is in reality. Obviously it’s not a real “rule” with anyone enforcing it, flags children can draw aren’t actually generally inherently better
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by j4coh 1y ago
Sure but I’m more talking about the way people use it than what it is in reality. Obviously it’s not a real truism, but if you heard it once then it’s something vaguely smart sounding you can say whenever a topic about flags comes up, even
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by j4coh 1y ago
I always thought this “a child should be able to draw it” thing was an even better example of a vaguely contrarian factoid that sort of makes you sound smart if you don’t think about it too much, so it becomes endlessly repeated. Which is a

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