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by knaik94 4y ago
I have been using similar models like LLM for helping draft fictional stories. The community fine tuned models are geared towards SFW and/or NSFW story competition. https://github.com/KoboldAI/KoboldAI-Client To r
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I am similarly having a different experience than you. It gives me Lakers results and also correctly says the correct upcoming game vs Memphis Grizzlies today. I searched "laker latest result" and "lakers upcoming". I ap
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I had a very different experience searching for the same information. It gave me the answer all three times, the first two were on "balanced" and the third was on "precise". Initially I asked it with some context, the sa
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The difference between those thought experiments and the LLMs I'm working with, is the fact that I can test LLMs and myself empirically. I don't feel that I can tell apart human and AI writing with more than 70% confidence. As the
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Cleaning audio data is impossibly harder than text data.
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I think audio model will be much more sensitive to input issues relative to text or art. Humans are very good at picking up the nuances in audio and also process it very quickly. I wonder how far we are from being able to manipulate the emo
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I think this is off-topic since it's not discussing the content of post. But I agree it's worth discussing. I don't agree, I think ChatGPT may have been part of the editing process but not in the primary draft. The intro is c
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No it does not, it would be irresponsible to do that on private data. There's a very clear line between data posted publicly and data held privately, especially in terms of copyright. I doubt it will ever be default opt-in for somethin
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My threat model accounts for leaked passwords, even if you are able to identify the system I use, you would have to iterate through ~8! possiblities minimum per account. There's no underlying patterns that allow for shortcuts. There&#x
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Passwords.google counts 577 but I have a seperate set in firefox. Like everyone else that "knows" this many, there's a system. The major accounts don't have a system, I have around 25 accounts with 2F enabled, plus a few
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Choosing unique passwords for your main accounts and then relying on the manager for the insignificant accounts is still an option. They're not mutually exclusive. That's not an option if you go the passwordless route.
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I know all of my passwords, I don't reuse passwords, and I chose from the very beginning to never rely on auto-generated passwords. I would be fine without any kind of password manager. You are making a lot of generalizations about how
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Passkeys aren't protected when it comes to laws regarding self-incrimination and searches. Information encrypted and locked behind a password, something only you know, is protected. Until laws surrounding biometrics are changed, I pers
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How much of it do you remember now? How much of it do you care to remember long term? I know you weren't alone, I was one of those kids too, at certain times and certain tests. For most people, it was about pride, being able to say you
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You're not strictly describing intelligence, you're also describing symptoms that relate to ADHD. I wonder if there's a bias to categorize someone as more intelligent based on the contrast between someone's ability to fo
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I was reading the original paper where the idea was first presented and came across a footnote that demonstrated to just how far we've come in the last 40 years. "The attribution research findings, summarized later, imply that the
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I feel less charitable. In the last couple of decades, there has been meaningful change in people adhering to traditional gender roles. Especially in the last 10 years, I have seen a huge push to break the cultural acceptance of toxic mascu
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It's related to pride, in my experience tutoring high school and college kids. That was my own experience while growing up as well, there's a sentiment that "natural" smartness and hard-working smartness are two seperate
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I feel like there's some bigger mistake I missed regarding that controversy. People are aware of chatbots making things up. Microsoft had that poor AI Tay where users' adversarial prompts effectively courrupted its working dataset
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I didn't indicate which way I care for the ruling to go. I think you're giving current AI models much more credit than they deserve. Additionally, it's hard to have enough computational power to run these models even if you h
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To give Google some credit, I think people would have been equally upset if they did release an AI that ended up being used maliciously or without proper filters. Google has a habit of shipping things while they are still in beta. Gmail kep
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The bottleneck is clearly Google's hesitancy. ChatGPT is better because I can use it right now. I don't care how good the research demos are if I can't interact with them myself. Google has a track record of discontinuing pro
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I am exhausted form this discussion. Regardless of how well researched and written this specific article might or might not be, the greater discussion is a lot of bad faith arguments from both sides. There's even less room now for resp
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The rules for live DJ sets is very different from copyright rules that limit published music. This is the same as when artists use samples of meme audio, which otherwise would be copyrighted. Guetta has a long very large body of work and de
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Something like that, lyrics about other artists are often cleared too. There’s a mutual understanding in certain genres, but there’s the infamous example between Taylor Swift and West where the conversation was leaked because West mislead S
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I am not sure what gave you the impression that he didn’t call. I don’t think there’s been confirmation either way. I know people aren’t always familiar with Guetta or EDM, but it’s important to know how prolific and genre blending he and h
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This isn't going to be released commercially, as a very successful artist, he knows that better than most. No record label would release songs without clearing things with the relevant artist. Many artists and DJs don't release li
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"What if a cyber brain could possibly generate its own ghost, create a soul all by itself? And if it did, just what would be the importance of being human then?” - Ghost in the Shell (1995) Having studied some psychology in college, my
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I think that response is a hard coded filter and not a self generated assertion. I imagine it's a stop to make sure people don't project emotions or become attached to it. It responds similarly if you ask it questions regarding th
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You may not have come across this yourself, but Google requries verified ID to watch age-restricted videos on Youtube in EU, EAA, Switzerland or UK. It just hasn't hit US in the same way. Louisiana set a dangerous precedent though, leg

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