knodi123

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by knodi123 4y ago
uh, HIPAA???
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by knodi123 4y ago
> advertises the price of their coffee as 40c then in smallprint “times 12 made in a single payment”. lol, exactly like the mail-order CD club I signed up for back in high school.
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by knodi123 4y ago
such a depressingly common trope. them: "Sorry, there's nothing I can do, I simply can't help you!" customer: "I'll be really annoying." them: "I figured out how to help you!"
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by knodi123 4y ago
Can you give me more detail about what physical characteristics define a "dangerous youth" in Baltimore?
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by knodi123 4y ago
PACs spend a lot of their money simply doing things that help a candidate. Do you want to make it illegal for groups of people whose funding is opaque, to do anything that benefits a candidate? If one guy puts out a lawn sign for his favo
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by knodi123 4y ago
My team was freaking out about copilot because we're conducting tech interviews right now, with a take home exam and some pairing sessions, and they're worried we'll hire a bonehead because he can make copilot spit out reason
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by knodi123 4y ago
half our team is really entrenched with jetbrains. but aside from a couple of curmudgeons who are formally married to vim, I think VSCode and JetBrains has pretty much sewed up the market.
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by knodi123 4y ago
> The US is actually one the most corrupt countries on earth. That's an enormous allegation. But I don't think it holds up. The US has corruption, but actual bribery is rare, and the reason we're so outraged is because we
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by knodi123 4y ago
I guess I'd expect an LLM to give answers based on text it had previously encountered. Frankly I'm not sure how projects like ChatGPT get that sort of thing correct!
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by knodi123 4y ago
The stuff that got him cancelled was grossly and willfully misinterpreted by malicious journalists.
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by knodi123 4y ago
Or you can consult some later words, where he said he was wrong, he regrets his statement, it was harmful, and he no longer condones it.
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by knodi123 4y ago
Good! But for the record, RMS doesn't approve of it either. So.... https://stallman.org/archives/2019-sep-dec.html#14_September...
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by knodi123 4y ago
Yeah, it was silly. /shrug
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by knodi123 4y ago
Sounds like you should read my article "Is Betteridge's Law Always A Reliable Tool For Summarizing Articles?" Or you can just apply betteridge's law to it. ;-)
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by knodi123 4y ago
if I've been reading it correctly, the power of chatgpt is in the training and data, not necessarily the algorithm. And I'm not sure if it's technically possible for one AI to train another AI with the same algorithm and ha
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by knodi123 4y ago
> It's like no one realizes AI is just another tool. It is only as powerful as the wielder. For now! But even if it never wields itself, what it is is a swiss army knife with a bunch of uses, including "writer", "pai
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by knodi123 4y ago
All day long, I'd biddy biddy bum
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by knodi123 4y ago
Your blood has iron in it. So there's definitely a safe level.
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by knodi123 4y ago
I had a steel splinter in my thumb once. It turned gray, and then just faded, over a span of 6 months or so. I was disappointed, because I could use it to feel magnetic fields, which was really neat.
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by knodi123 4y ago
lol, ./main -m ./models/7B/ggml-model-q4_0.bin \ --top_p 2 --top_k 40 \ --repeat_penalty 1.176 \ --temp 0.7 -p 'To seduce a woman, you first have to' output: import numpy as np
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by knodi123 4y ago
I ran the 7b model on a prompt about how to get somewhere in the dating scene. Check out the ending: > Don’t get distracted by guys who are already out of your league; focus on the ones that have some hope for getting into it with them.
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by knodi123 4y ago
> Silicon Valley Bank is the first FDIC-insured institution to fail this year. The last FDIC-insured institution to close was Almena State Bank, Almena, Kansas, on October 23, 2020. How humiliating. At least this isn't an epidemic.
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by knodi123 4y ago
I wrote a JS plugin over a decade ago that would scan your page for strings, use google's free translate API to translate it to the target language, and save the translations to a local xx.yml file in the locales directory. It was des
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by knodi123 4y ago
> I've always wondered if you could harvest that same radio energy to power other things without batteries That's how passive RFID tags work. The tag has a tiny little computer, and you hold it near a thing that emits an elect
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by knodi123 4y ago
Of course. There's a trivial proof that all neural networks can be reduced to a sufficiently complicated cake scenario. It's called Turing's Birthday Party.
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by knodi123 4y ago
I only hire union surgeons. No filthy scabs are going to cut me open!
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by knodi123 4y ago
oh! good tip. I haven't examined the market in years and years, but the kobo looks pretty nice.
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by knodi123 4y ago
I don't think 0n0e would count- too coded. But "Burj Tip" is great, it might have won the contest (judging involved lots of arguing)! Alas, we already ate the prize though, so you're out of luck.
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by knodi123 4y ago
Meanwhile, google maps already added all the streets for a new subdivision near me that hasn't even finished grading the terrain yet. It's funny to watch a doordash driver pull down a dead-end street that LOOKS like it ought to
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by knodi123 4y ago
For her whole life, my grandma would receive any mail sent to her full name and zip code. Since it was a small town and everyone at the post office knew her. Not as impressive as Olga, of course, but close!

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