jamilton

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   by jamilton 3y ago

   I hope eventually the cultural consensus on current copyright law shifts to be more negative, so that it can eventually change. There are international agreements which probably would make it hard for any one country to significantly shorte
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   by jamilton 3y ago

   https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skybox_(video_games) It’s the term for the image used for the sky in a 3D environment.
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   by jamilton 3y ago

   I can see how it's win/win relative to "lobby to make producing or owning AI audio tools a crime", which is presumably one thing the industry is considering.
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   by jamilton 3y ago

   Is the math that the dev did broadly accurate? If it is, it seems they could safely charge 10-19x less and get more revenue per-user than they do from ads alone... assuming that even a 10x lower cost would be affordable for third-party clie
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   by jamilton 3y ago

   I would not say those are examples of western values being eroded, they seem more like examples of economic relationships between countries being detached from the values of their populaces. The values themselves in these cases are relative
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   by jamilton 3y ago

   Why do you think so? They're already illegal.
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   by jamilton 3y ago

   >the erosion of western values to accomodate the despots we trade with What do you mean by this? > Today, these governments literally import voters and distribute them throughout their country to prop up their political parties in con
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   by jamilton 3y ago

   I wonder how many prompts this uses in a minute. Interestingly, they mod the server so that the game pauses while waiting for a response from GPT-4. That's a nice way to get around the delays.
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   by jamilton 3y ago

   How typical are you thinking? I'd guess less than 10%, there's a lot of AI researchers and this is just one strain of thought.
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    Yes, I was trying to clarify.
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    They said from California to Hawaii specifically as something it won't do.
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    There's also the visual editor, which I think got a mixed reception, but I like it for quick edits.
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    I agree that freelance-style paid editors isn't a great idea, but it's not the only option for paid editors.
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    I see no reason why expert-written articles would have to be locked from further edits, or marked as expert-written. They could be subject to the same formal standards as the rest of Wikipedia, but with guarantee that those standards are ap
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    At best she gets a great internship and then a great job. At worst she didn't want him to do that and won't accept a position she could have gained that way.
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    I don’t understand this argument. It seems to presume that if the US has no regulation then the danger from other countries is lessened more than the danger from within is raised. This does not seem obviously true. If I wanted AI to be regu
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    I journal infrequently. Used to use physical journals and still do occasionally, mostly use the journal plugin in Zim ( https://zim-wiki.org/ ) now, plus git for edit history. I also use Zim for non-dated notes. I have a poor
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    Governments paying for education don't just want graduations, they want an educated workforce, because there are benefits from having that. Instructors generally do not treat education like a business. On some level the institutions th
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    Prompt injection with this method could, at worst, make the plaintext incorrect. The summary could be replaced with spam, for example. Prompt injection with the naive method (just have 1 LLM doing everything) could, at worst, directly infec
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    I think we might assume it's intelligent until we had a second conversation and it's forgotten everything from the first. Then we're back to a state of confusion.
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    Why would it necessarily learn abstractions? I believe GPT-3 doesn't have the abstraction for arithmetic.
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    You don't believe altruism exists even a little bit?
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    Why are those the only ethical choices? What ethical framework are you assuming?
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    They're allowed to block ad blockers and people are allowed to circumvent those blocks.
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    Seemed fast enough to me, from the one instance I tried (inv.riverside.rocks).
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    Uses the app on iPhone maybe? There's probably an app that bypasses ads though.
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    The first card I made was "Startup: Create a copy of this robot in empty adjacent space", which immediately filled the board. Not quite infinite, but similar!
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    I mean, they’ll shut it down eventually, because nothing lasts forever. But that’s a different claim than “this is part of the plan to shut it down in the next few years”.
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    Realms is on Java too.
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    by jamilton 3y ago

    Each view of a show individually generates zero dollars, but each month that it's on the platform generates lots of dollars (compared to the case where it wasn't on the platform). I don't think it's really tricky at all.