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IMHO Prompt-, like SQL-Injection will largely be used to steal prompts, so therefore the "business model" of some startups and will largely be automated. And its even worse: where sql at least requires "some" knowledge o
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from itself and other interfaces around. And i didnt say client side, there probably is simply an api wrapper in between. I also believe that this is how its moderation works. Chatgpt has not all "bad stuff" removed from its data,
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"act as an expert on software development on the topic" I dont think this part changes anything. When ChatGpt passes text from the "output" to itself for post processing, it changes the tone to the one you define. but y
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the title in question is misleading and likely the negative feedback received you received is aimed at that. The primary objective of ChatGPT is not to serve as a finished product answering queries, but rather to undergo fine-tuning with re
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that still will only be enough to hold an extended cli application
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but you do sure see the problem with a codebase right?
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Sure we just need next level super computers for these large models and the patience of multiple days to wait for output
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i have come to realize that most of the "google killer" chanters, have in fact not used ChatGPT for in-detail work. It absolutely has the same problem as Self-driving and only after 10 years we have accepted that it still is off f
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That is in fact the elephant in the room: you will most likely never be able to actually use it for complex stuff because of the token limits required for ai. Imagine analyzing a massive code base, sure it can tell you how you where solving
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because its a reiteration of what has been there before.
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there is no real "penalty system" this makes basically use of operator overload. Chatgpt explained it to me like this: > "The chat interface works by passing the user's input to the GPT-3 model, which then generates a
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thank you for that, but that seems to be simply remote controlling the migration process of the admin interface of office 365. Sadly it seems the migrator is unable to authenticate against OVH
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Ask HN: What are the best tools for migrating Exchange and IMAP to Office 365?
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Dude, none of that matters! You are essentially here to experience the world and therefore the bad experiences count to buuuut this is far from the end of the line. You can still become one of the greatest programmers the world has ever see
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4y ago
Only if you learning the same things is cheating too. "Copyright" "ingenuity of thought" etc are concepts that need to be overhauled since a lot more people now have access to higher education.
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Well I am in fact trying to argue that the self feedback loop is what is missing to solve AGI and even more so implying that the reason for that may be that there are different ways to see a "human" psychologically. Also that vali
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so we are both agreeing on the same thing? :D
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Well, we could also simply be a lot of RAM interacting with itself until the power runs out. Following that trail of thought, intelligence is an achievement and not a physicality.
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well yes and no. This AI would be more street-smart than GPT but only because it would grasp the concept of what "danger" actually is! I think of it more in a way that learning is more abstract than fact learning. From experience,
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i think that was what he was trying to imply and the fact that you just cant "pause" training by putting your computer into hybernate mode is also present =)
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As someone who works in IT for 20 years but has a bachelor in economic psychology, i do believe that we have not solved AGI yet because the creators of the models have the generalized view of the universe that you are "one person"
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Ask HN: How do you migrate Email and Exchange accounts
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exactly! Just think of the times you gladly give away your right of way
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I would be surprised if 1 in 10 drivers are good drives in the sense the ml learning model is required to be!
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Yes that's true but i mean it more in a sense that you need a complexer model for the things in your surrounding. basically multiple models for different types of real world objects. Like when a car has "jackass mode" the oth
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I think the problem with full self driving is that its written from an egotistical viewpoint. What i mean by that is that when i am driving, i have to take into account the people around me, their vehicle capabilities and more. For instance
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Learning mostly! There is another post about another language model using RNN so i had chaptgpt have a look at it: just by showing it the 3 source files: > The first code file defines the architecture of the model, including the custom o
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And this kids, is why you always need 2FA and you need to whitelist your build servers with ipranges. Yes Like the 90s.
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Because its a language model and really does not query information but assumes relationships with them. Meaning that "the words" have to be encoded and brought into relation by text. Now there are different ways to achieve this, b
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I think ChaptGPT is not all the way there yet but a very awesome proof of concept, what can be done with NLP alone. You can use it for all kinds of roadmaps and features that have been done before, but the same has always been true for &quo
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