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by kvetching 3y ago
Could this be the reason for the rate limiting? Elon thinks the server usage is scrapers when in reality it's just bad code causing a self DDOS?
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by kvetching 3y ago
Definitely a hit to the reputation of the developers at twitter if he's being honest. It ought to be trivial to determine whether an account is scraping or not. Facebook had pretty sophisticated anti-scraping tools that I ran into whe
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by kvetching 3y ago
Big Tech is doing far more to affect our elections than anything a foreign state like Russia could do
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by kvetching 3y ago
"so you can't blame Rubio for indulging it." He's got access to a lot more than us. This isn't just some congressman indulging it for the lulz. It's so funny to see the mental gymnastics people here make to dis
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by kvetching 3y ago
Yeah, may be confusing out of context. This is what he wants to do: "If IM1 were of technological origin, we can then study the technologies embedded in its relic."
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by kvetching 3y ago
how does content moderation occur with a fully decentralized network? Do they have a democratic type system whereby you can vote to have things removed? I'm thinking about some sort of PI being exposed or illicit media.
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by kvetching 3y ago
I have Great Books of the Western World by Encyclopædia Britannica This is a great set to have in case of some sort of information apocalypse.
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by kvetching 3y ago
>for the information apocalypse
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by kvetching 3y ago
THis is why I unsubscribed. Bard.Google.com + the Google Converse works for what I need now given the recent updates. Google has an ingenious approach whereby they debuted with a bad model, and are secretly improving it. OpenAI did the oppo
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by kvetching 3y ago
It's inevitable. When Sam asked a crowd how many people wanted an open source version of GPT-7 the moment they finished training it, and nearly everyone raised their hand. People will virtue signal, people will attempt regulatory captu
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by kvetching 3y ago
We need to stop lobotomizing LLMs. We should get access to the original models. If the TikZ deteriorated this much, it's a guarantee that everything else about the model also deteriorated. It's practically false marketing that Mic
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by kvetching 3y ago
This is why I unsubscribed from OpenAI. They seem to be virtue signaling about their lack of progress now. Months later, GPT-4 still slow, still not multi-modal as they advertised, still significantly limited, you need to sign up for a wait
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by kvetching 3y ago
How long until there's a commercial product that has a built in LLM? Some device that is like a personal encyclopedia that you can ask about anything?
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by kvetching 3y ago
Derp. You can find a list of archived sites here (10k limit): https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://txti.es/\ * For someone that's interested in crawling all the URLs (by avoiding the 10k limit)
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by kvetching 3y ago
Txti.es if you are reading this, can you provide a list of the websites that you had? We can still look at them via archive sites like wayback machine. Thanks for everything. This was a beautiful concept and hopefully someone can take the m
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by kvetching 3y ago
perfect timing i was just prescribed vyvanse + adderall
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by kvetching 3y ago
You're right. We need full surveillance, multiple cameras on the student and full recording of the entire computer
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by kvetching 3y ago
Prior to GPT, word processors would catch when your grammar was off for multiple words and give you suggestions to fix it. As students begin using the new GPT enhanced word processors, these suggestions will only increase. Professors have a
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by kvetching 3y ago
Okay, now the government is just getting greedy. Taxes are the biggest scam in 2023 as our leaders don't respect us enough to create a balanced budget.
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by kvetching 3y ago
Crazy to think, we had an ancestor that lived on earth during every one of these moments.
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by kvetching 3y ago
Ilya has stated it's a novel business structure. Certainly ripe for lawsuits.
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by kvetching 3y ago
they've really done a 360 on openness
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by kvetching 3y ago
wow....
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by kvetching 3y ago
I'd much rather wait till we have superintelligence and it can come up with a solution to this if it's a real issue
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by kvetching 3y ago
All AGI built on our current computer architectures (von neumann) will essentially be zombies. They will never experience qualia. They won't have motivations or emotions, they will always be tools. It's fantasy to think otherwise.
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by kvetching 3y ago
I feel that most people that were "working in AGI" are having trouble coming to terms with the success of deep learning. They are still grasping at straws and saying it still can't learn, can't generalize beyond it'
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by kvetching 3y ago
I think there's a single point that we need to keep an eye out for; A model that got to the point where it's possible for it to propose new architectures, improve optimization & efficiency. In other words, the extremely massiv
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by kvetching 3y ago
Yeah. Sadly I believe they may lose their spot due to their concern for safety. They got here by pushing the envelope. But now with everyone freaking out, he's not putting off the training of a new model due to 'safety issues&#x27
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by kvetching 3y ago
OpenAI can afford to build a scraping network, built with thousands of proxies.
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by kvetching 3y ago
people seem to have forgotten about the multi-modal GPT-4 There's a ton of potential left on the table. The question is if transformers have hit their limit with GPT-4 or not. It's a pretty simple equation when you think about it

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