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by kolinko 4y ago
If AI can't distinguish between a human and an AI, then it can just err on the side of caution. This does not break the laws of robotics.
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by kolinko 4y ago
Wow, nice one. I tried with a few queries, and it is better than both google and chat-gpt. Pinned as a tab and will play more with it :)
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by kolinko 4y ago
The same goes for regular ads. Before Google, search engines injected ads as regular search results, not informing users of the practice. What prevents search engines from doing this nowadays is culture and law, not technical aspects.
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by kolinko 4y ago
For Polish, which is one of more difficult western languages, chatgpt works flawlessly. As in - it can write in a nicer style than an average person does. Interestingly, it has no problem with throwing in words from my language when I forge
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by kolinko 4y ago
In your case though, people visit your posts to see the source material specifically, right?
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by kolinko 4y ago
Sure, but humans face the same issue when fact checking. Even moreso because we can’t browse the whole of humanity’s knowledge as well as machines can.
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by kolinko 4y ago
For now, but perhaps we are at a level where enough knowledge is there that future solutions can be inferred from the past ones and documentation/code of libraries available on the internet.
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by kolinko 4y ago
People mentioning other people, friends telling you about stuff. For me, personally, it’s been a long time since Google pointed me to new platforms or new writers. It is dominated by big outlets and seo articles now, and good mostly for fin
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by kolinko 4y ago
It will be an interesting arms race, but I'm hopeful for truth there. I can imagine good enough AI being able to spot truth even better than what humans do - by veryfing sites and commenters with sources of real information to estimate
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by kolinko 4y ago
Default macOS/iOS password manager. Chrome doesn't use it, but everything else does.
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by kolinko 4y ago
For me, instead of bookmarks I would love to have optimised/nicely searchable browser history, and a bookmark as a way to mark more significant history pages.
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by kolinko 4y ago
Basic guaranteed income model aside, centuries ago artists lived off mecenates - affluent people who chose to support works of specific people. We see a renewed interest of that with Patreon and other services.
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by kolinko 4y ago
DKIM and SPF are more important for phishing than for spam. Without them, it’s very easy to spoof senders.
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by kolinko 4y ago
As for being a man - I think there was research that showed that men indeed have it worse during common cold :) Also, I was one of the men that complained a ton during cold. Turned out, at the age of 34, that I had a deviated septum and the
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by kolinko 4y ago
The accuracy is implied in the nimber of dogots usually. So 37 is +-1C, 40 is +-10, and 36.6 is +-0.1
946.
by kolinko 4y ago
In Poland normal has always been considered 36.6C, which is 97.9F, which the article states as a proposed new normal.
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by kolinko 4y ago
I’m sure some startup is working on the train part already
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by kolinko 4y ago
This startup wants to enable them to keep polluting with co2 as long as they pollute stratosphere with sulfur as well. Also, even with those companies we have regulations that forced them to filter out most of the pollution and we’re implem
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by kolinko 4y ago
There is an outrage against suvs as well.
950.
by kolinko 4y ago
If I remember correctly, there was a mini-ice aga in medieval times because of an erruption that was significant enough.
951.
by kolinko 4y ago
Depends on a country really. In Poland we had unlicensed driving of people that was legal before Uber came around. It’s just that nobody did a good decentralised app before Uber. Taxis were licensed and regulated, but that gave you a benefi
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by kolinko 4y ago
Youtube felt like a major new platform even at the time of acquisition, and google tried to compete by launching google videos - but failed.
953.
by kolinko 4y ago
As for iPhone not innovating - people keep repeating that phrase since iPhone 3GS.
954.
by kolinko 4y ago
"I keep driving without seatbelts and nothing bad happened - who would have thought it?" "I chose to not buy insurance and nothing bad happened" Despite not wearing seatbelts or having insurance, nothing negative occurre
955.
by kolinko 4y ago
The current copyright is quite clear on this already, imho. Tools don't matter, what matters is how similar the output is to the original.
956.
by kolinko 4y ago
It breaks reddit rules probably - against doxxing and publishing private information of individuals. My bet is that it will get banned very soon.
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by kolinko 4y ago
> The fact that they continue to release more stuff over and over gives very legitimate credence to the notion they are hiding something. "If they are innocent they would not to fight the charges so much"
958.
by kolinko 4y ago
It's not about providing info that he flies a lot, but about sharing his live location without consent. Imagine someone kept posting a tweet about your every trip - when you left, when and where you will arrive. Twitter TOS are one thi
959.
by kolinko 4y ago
Huh? Twin studies and adoption studies are two different things, and you are talking about twins being adopted? Also - are claiming that intelligence is a purely social construct? I would need a citation on that, because as far as I know it
960.
by kolinko 4y ago
Woah, that is brilliant

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