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by jug 4y ago
So only Europeans get to play Secret of Monkey Island on ScummVM? Well I guess I'm grateful for being a Swede but this will feel weird...
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by jug 4y ago
I think the new design at https://sh.reddit.com/ (for desktop PC) is aimed at this. It's supposed to be better performant than the current design and dealing with criticized decisions like the heavy layered design, but
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by jug 4y ago
Yes, GPT 3.5 and less is particularly dangerous in this regard. I'd try this again against GPT-4 which should perform better. Essentially false information seems to go away _slowly_ with increased model sizes but then you hit the perfo
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by jug 4y ago
So the title is not correct? API access is free. Crawling is not? A major title change came from the New York Times source that is "Reddit Wants to Get Paid for Helping to Teach Big A.I. Systems". Now that makes it much more clear
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by jug 4y ago
Things went bonkers the last round of that. I mean, .google is a TLD. The upside is that this must be their end game. Can't make it much more liberal than this.
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by jug 4y ago
Ladybird is so crazy. How they are accomplishing that much in this short period of time with their manpower. I mean, it’s no small feat to make a web browser render many of today’s websites. I wonder if it’s skill or a good underlying rende
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by jug 4y ago
A coder should be worried about GPT-4, but not a software engineer. A software engineer is like 50% about networking and listening to client needs, requiring being attentive and with social skills (in so many meetings...) and that's co
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by jug 4y ago
Dear god no, use CSS for that. It's already hardware accelerated in the regular browsers. You're talking of website presentation and that's the purpose of CSS.
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by jug 4y ago
As always my first question in these articles is… Was it ChatGPT 3.5 or 4? It’s an interesting article with the real world examples that are hard to come by this early, but it’s also two entirely different ChatGPT’s here. They can’t even co
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by jug 4y ago
Would Brave maybe work better? But I personally feel a bit awkward about the crypto stuff in it even if it can be disabled. I don't think a browser should deal with these things. However, it might be personal preference... It does offe
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by jug 4y ago
Pretty much identical reasons to why they blocked Replika, the chat bot. User data uncertainties and not enough age gated.
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by jug 4y ago
OpenAI is training on data that is against their terms of use? That reads like a serious allegation. What is this all about?
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by jug 4y ago
Who are they cheating? If they are upfront about the process, hardly the observer, or..?
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by jug 4y ago
Google is so f'ed right now. Can you imagine Google just released a davinci-003 like model in public beta? That only supports English and can't code reliably. OpenAI is clearly betting on unleashing this avalanche before Google ha
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by jug 4y ago
Yes, it's surprising me how quickly they're moving ahead. It's almost as if this is a plan of staggered launches since some year back coming into fruition. I'm not sure how else they could get weekly major announcements
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by jug 4y ago
This ought to fix a thing or two about its lacking math capabilities as a LLM. Finally it'll get precise and accurate math. It boggles my mind to think of how many ways this will jive with the existing language model capabilities of GP
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by jug 4y ago
Maybe also check PetaPoco. But at this point you're getting closer and closer to code-first EF Core anyway. :) https://github.com/CollaboratingPlatypus/PetaPoco
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by jug 4y ago
As a Swede I'm kind of upset Alecta, a pension fund manager, invested in a god damn crypto bank. I can excuse Silicon Valley Bank, but... that...
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by jug 4y ago
Death? Depends on how you look at it. Check out the end user ratings and product diversity on Prisjakt, the main price comparison site in Sweden. https://i.imgur.com/A2j7mYi.png That is a very high bar. Sure, they sold out
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by jug 4y ago
If you get the ClearURLs extension for Chromium or Firefox and follow a link with junk at the end, it will strip it. But I couldn’t get it to clean what goes into the clipboard and indeed this would be the best.
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by jug 4y ago
Wow, that’s some low level stuff. Most would just use an established UI framework because rendering performance is left to the window manager. I’m not sure I understand the need to go about it like this? Windows is not considered the epitom
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by jug 4y ago
Bing AI often tells me that something is not known and when it hasn’t found any sources to confirm something. I think ChatGPT is worse off though.
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by jug 4y ago
I think people liked it because they were lacking affirmation in life. Someone who listens. But you should be happy to hear many moved to the much improved Chai AI. I tried your brain amputation prompt there and it at least replied with &qu
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by jug 4y ago
I think the latest iteration of Bing AI is better. More accurate, more firm to avoid the persuasion issues with ChatGPT, is current with the web rather than a cutoff date two years ago, and of course most importantly it provides sources lik
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by jug 4y ago
Yeah, if I were to chat with some AI, I think I'd prefer Dev Mode GPT.
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by jug 4y ago
I’m also unsure because if it’s to custom tailor bots and integrate them for custom business needs, like a support channel, this technology sounds too powerful for this because you’ll constantly be looking after them to not be steered out o
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by jug 4y ago
A Flatpak proponent would tell you that's the whole point. But that’s not where the cost lies, but staffing and running a store.
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by jug 4y ago
Yes, I use this trick. You can adjust the filter to your heart's content. But I agree with the parent here that it should go dimmer as-is and we shouldn't need this. I'm not sure how light perception works, if it's a log
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by jug 4y ago
So, like, doxx them? Because Reddit does not have this information to begin with. Surely those studios are not naive enough to believe a mail address is generally helpful?
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by jug 4y ago
Yeah. I applaud Microsoft for their balls in launching this in its initial incarnation as part of an LTS release!

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