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6mo ago
May is not off-season
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6mo ago
I never paid to stay in the park. Simply do the traverse.
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6mo ago
Yes, the shuttles are the disneyland portion of the park. The backcountry is just as beautiful and way, way, way less people.
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6mo ago
> Every day hike in Zion Canyon is kind of like waiting in line at Disney World. You’re waiting in line in a magical place, but you’re still waiting in line. You ask a dead-eyed park ranger to recommend you a less popular hike, and he sp
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6mo ago
This may be the most convincing theory I've heard. I don't believe any live human being has the wherewithal to not use any of the $100B+ in the Satoshi wallets, which has led me to believe it was Hal Finney. Back and Finney both b
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7mo ago
They would be real credentials, just to a separate profile. Are they going to make multiple profiles illegal?
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7mo ago
This comment is pure whataboutism
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7mo ago
California and New York are the opposite of growing, and Washington thus far hasn't taxed anyone, so this statement makes no sense
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8mo ago
> You can even be a paid movie critic and base your opinions on IMDB just fine. But if you build a website that says "I'll give you my opinion about a film for £5" and it's just based on the input from IMBD I'm s
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8mo ago
Just cancelled my Plus plan as well. I will still wait to see how things play out before deciding if I'll delete my account altogether, but OpenAI's actions simply don't align with my values at the moment. Very disappointing.
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8mo ago
Then every single human being is also guilty of what you accuse LLMs of. We all rely on understanding gleamed from others' IP, much of it not paid for.
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8mo ago
Maybe they could keep it running. With the way models are improving though, I don't think that'd be useful for long. In 6 months or a year when the frontier is again pushed out, I don't think the military is going to want to
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8mo ago
Your claim was "Every single word that comes out of these systems is stolen IP". This code was never in the corpus of training data. How could it be stolen? Are you moving the goalpost to "Every single word that comes out of
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8mo ago
Their service is understanding, interpreting, and generating text. When I ask them to refactor or review a function I just wrote from scratch, what stolen IP is that exactly?
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8mo ago
I agree
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8mo ago
I'm capable of getting all that IP for free, its trivial with a laptop and an internet connection I pay multiple LLM providers (not $200 a month) because the service they provide is worth the money for me, not because they provide me a
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8mo ago
Not a contradiction with this post
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8mo ago
> The technology can just be requisitioned, there is nothing a corporation or a private individual can do about that. I strongly doubt this is true. I think if you gave the US government total control over Anthropic's assets right n
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8mo ago
Copyright is bad and its good that AI companies stole the stuff and distilled it into models
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8mo ago
He's annoyed me most with the way he speaks. I'm not sure if its a tick or what but the way he'll repeat a word 10x before starting a sentence is painful to listen to.
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8mo ago
AI researchers are not a monolith. I definitely think that many of them are motivated by greed. Many are also true believers that AI will improve the human condition. I fall in the latter camp, but I think its a bit naive to claim that th
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8mo ago
It's all human-reviewed, not vibe coded
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8mo ago
Interesting, where I live in Brooklyn it seems this is no longer an issue. Tons of non-hoppy craft options like pilsners, stouts, lagers, etc at ~every craft brewery or gastropub.
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8mo ago
Si crees que estos tipos son solo celebridades efímeras, creo que lo vas a pasar mal en los próximos 10 años.
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8mo ago
Absolutely shameful
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8mo ago
Still totally shameful that they can't hold hands for 10 seconds in a symbolic show of unity. Like divorced parents who can't get along for the good of their children, it reflects extremely poorly on both of them.
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8mo ago
If you think these guys are only ephemeral celebs, I think you're going to have a bad time the next 10 years
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8mo ago
"this product leads to elevated suicide rates among users" being equated to "this is killing people" is not a stretch
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8mo ago
For those who like me don't know what you're talking about, this has a decent summary: https://www.chop.edu/parents-pack/evaluating-information/why... TLDR: "Covid vaccines alter your DNA" is n
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8mo ago
It's not a stretch to see a direct connection to mental health issues and suicide
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