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by joegibbs 3y ago
So does “println “I’m conscious””. I don’t think that an LLM, which has been told it’s an AI and trained on data where AIs say that they’re conscious, is a good judge of whether or not it’s conscious.
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by joegibbs 3y ago
Something like “underweightness” makes more sense. You are weightless, you have weightlessness. You are underweight, you have underweightness.
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by joegibbs 3y ago
https://archive.is/yBQEd
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Albanese government's fury over Meta's plan to pull out of Facebook news deal(theage.com.au)
2 points by joegibbs 3y ago|2 comments
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by joegibbs 3y ago
The negativity on Reddit game dev subreddits does annoy me (nobody seems to think anyone will ever get anywhere with a game and should just give up and get a corporate job), but I think that the worse thing is how surface-level and superfic
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by joegibbs 3y ago
If the US economy would falter from that I think it deserves it. It’s immoral to have an economy that’s exploiting below-minimum wage workers who can’t complain or will get deported and it suppresses the wages of citizens who want to work i
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by joegibbs 3y ago
Maybe they’re just not giving them enough money - I’m sure for $5m most people would have a child and for $5000 most people wouldn’t, because that doesn’t cover even close to the amount it would cost. It would have to be in between, maybe
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by joegibbs 3y ago
This is brilliant - I've used plenty of LUTs for post-processing but it never occurred to me to use them for recolouring assets as well.
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by joegibbs 3y ago
Did you write this with ChatGPT?
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by joegibbs 3y ago
Where does the link between population growth and GDP per capita growth come from? If growth of GDP per capita is caused by growth of population then why is India so much poorer than Switzerland? Uganda and Afghanistan both have very high g
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by joegibbs 3y ago
Yes but Aethelstan's England at least shares a lot more in common with modern England - you could easily recognise that it comes from the same source (same religion, both have a king, controls almost the same territory, speaks a langua
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by joegibbs 3y ago
I would disagree with the point that they're no less Roman than Caesar or Hadrian - you could say they were still Roman but you've got to consider that by the middle and end stage they had very little in common with their earlie
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by joegibbs 3y ago
Those new Tesla T4s are looking cheap for 8GB VRAM. Are they useful for training a model or are they too far out of date, and is it more effective to use a single 4070 or similar?
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by joegibbs 3y ago
Most things have already been said, so I would think 60% of sentences probably contain plagiarism. “How’s it going”, “weather’s looking good today”, and countless other phrases aren’t original. Plus the longer a response, the more likely it
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by joegibbs 3y ago
It doesn't make the API deal with Google for $60m sound so good if it won't even pay a third of the CEO's salary...
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by joegibbs 3y ago
I think the list of features says it all. They're not exactly comparable, are they? I don't think there's even anything preventing you from using both with e.g. React on the backend and Htmx on the frontend to load in the HTM
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by joegibbs 3y ago
Any examples of text generated with it? I'd like to see if it sounds more human and less bot-like than e.g. ChatGPT
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by joegibbs 3y ago
It being useful for the basic Google/Stack Overflow tasks makes it worth it for me. It saves me a lot of time being able to simply bring up the exact answer to whatever small "how-do-I-do-this-again" problem that fits into my
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by joegibbs 3y ago
I don’t think blaming overweight people for being overweight is any different or worse than blaming anyone for doing anything else that has a bad outcome. The fact of the matter is that consuming less calories will make you lose weight (unl
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by joegibbs 3y ago
If it was up to me I'd make adding options to the context menu something that you can't do without specifically choosing to in the control panel. Applications could supply context options to the OS but those shouldn't be disp
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More firepower, fewer frigates: Australia's $11B navy upgrade revealed(theage.com.au)
1 points by joegibbs 3y ago|0 comments
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by joegibbs 3y ago
I think for the near future we’ll see something like this: https://youtube.com/watch?v=P1IcaBn3ej0 From a few years ago, where the game is rendered traditionally and used as a ground truth, with a model on top of it that en
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by joegibbs 3y ago
"We know enough to understand that this is an explosive milestone in the growing, if scattershot, revolt against big tech." Do we really know this? Drunken mobs often smash up regular cars and break into shopfronts, but they'
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by joegibbs 3y ago
I do like Prisma, but I find that for quite a few queries it's ridiculously inefficient - things like getting counts, or where you have to get 20 of some model with a bunch of relations - that I find myself using a lot of queryRaw call
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by joegibbs 3y ago
https://archive.is/20240131215055/https://www.theatlantic.co...
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The Zeitgeist of Doom(theatlantic.com)
1 points by joegibbs 3y ago|1 comments
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by joegibbs 3y ago
Very easy. I got some for a game I’m making with no LinkedIn and for the company I’m at with very little LinkedIn either. What did they say exactly?
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by joegibbs 3y ago
It looks bad but if interest rates go down (which they almost certainly will) the interest payments will decrease. I think the poster has just gone in and made a future prediction based on the most dramatic increase due to interest rate ris
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by joegibbs 3y ago
It’s possible that they had a file photo that was cropped to be square and only went down to the chest, and whoever was doing the graphics decided to use the Photoshop generative expand tool to make it fit the rest of the graphic.
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by joegibbs 3y ago
It looks like something that you'd put in a movie to show the oppressive miserableness of a British coal town in the 1970s.

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