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   by jn5 2y ago

   I am pretty sure they do, this data is just too valuable. At least meta admitted using a dataset called "books3" which contains ~200k pirated ebooks for llama 1 and 2 [1]. Anna's archive provides datasets for LLM training, b
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   by jn5 3y ago

   Related: Royal Navy says quantum navigation test a success https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36222625 Instead of gps, submarines can use maps of the gravitational constant for navigation
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   by jn5 4y ago

   If you lose something, you always find it in the last place you search... because why would you keep searching after you found it
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   by jn5 4y ago

   Australian parody news site the chaser just announced [1] that they are going to put up a paywall to avoid having their content scraped for AI training. They feel like chatGPT already "is a more competent writer of satire than most of
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   by jn5 4y ago

   Maybe using ultrasonic testing during the printing process, while the inner parts are still accessible
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   by jn5 4y ago

   I haven't seen anything like it in Europe either. Helsinki's library is incredible. It's also architecturally one of the most prominent buildings and right next to the parliament. It doesn't have a lot of books, though (
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   by jn5 4y ago

   This was developed by HN user riskable and recently mentioned here: The obsessive pleasures of mechanical-keyboard tinkerers - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32623908