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by labrador 3y ago
Damn, I live in San Jose and eat a lot of tilapia cooked various ways since I had Covid and can't stand the taste of animal meat anymore. I think I'll try salmon.
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by labrador 3y ago
New FTX CEO says ‘unprecedented’ lack of oversight, bad decisions caused collapse https://www.timesofisrael.com/new-ftx-ceo-says-unprecedented... If my son was running a billion dollar crypto company and I was a lawyer, I&#
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by labrador 3y ago
Bankman-Fried's FTX, senior staff, parents bought Bahamas property worth $300 mln https://www.reuters.com/technology/exclusive-bankman-frieds-... > Bankman-Fried's parents named owners of $16.4 mln vacatio
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by labrador 3y ago
I've noticed in a few examples that the people who dislike TypeScript and use pure JavaScript generally are really good at keeping track of things in their head so they can go fast when they write. I'm not good at doing the housek
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by labrador 3y ago
Weird: Yesterday I read a story about the collapse of Colombia’s coca market Fentanyl, cartels or simple market glut: what’s behind collapse of Colombia’s coca market? https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/sep&#x2
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DeepMind discovers that AI large language models can optimize their own prompts(venturebeat.com)
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by labrador 3y ago
Don't bother trying to read the full text. They ask for all your information then you still can't read it.
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by labrador 3y ago
> In this cohort study of 6 651 765 individuals in Demark, cannabis use disorder was associated with an increased risk of both psychotic and nonpsychotic unipolar depression and bipolar disorder. I'm guessing they don't mean o
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by labrador 3y ago
> The UAW vacillates between nourishing and devouring its host That makes sense because, as an American, it seems consistent with Americans not always voting for their own interests
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by labrador 3y ago
This doesn't make sense to me. Surely the average union member understands that if they don't let the company they work for innovate, even if it means fewer jobs, that their company won't remain competitive and they will be o
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by labrador 3y ago
Russia and China. Oh how the mighty have fallen. Open societies with free exchange of ideas for the win.
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by labrador 3y ago
Don't need so many programmers when you've got AI trained on your code base writing code
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by labrador 3y ago
Thanks. I had ChatGPT Plus read it and then asked questions. I now understand the problem. It's similar to the methane release from Siberia, a run away effect that can't be reversed. These are other modes of run away effect. Cros
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by labrador 3y ago
It says "human activities have breached safe levels for six [out of 9] of these boundaries and are pushing the world outside a “safe operating space” If we are over a majority of the set points but there is no inhabitable area to point
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by labrador 3y ago
I am not a climate change denier and I believe humans have contributed significantly to it with green house gases. That said. This headline and article are way over the top and give the deniers another article to point to as climate hysteri
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by labrador 3y ago
> "I know a person when I talk to it," Lemoine said in an interview in 2022. One thing I've learned with the introduction of LLMs is that some people are really bad at judging sentience. Other people are really quick to an
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by labrador 3y ago
I'm not saying all poor working class people are ignorant and gullible. I'm saying there's a minority who are uneducated and conspiratorial minded.
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by labrador 3y ago
Yes. I will stop with these kinds of comments ("hurr durr", "musk sh*tposter") because I didn't realize this kind of talk was discouraged. I can say it in a better way. Thanks for the feedback. Edit: I think you do
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by labrador 3y ago
I come from a poor working class area so believe me people didn't get the comedy. It was an early version of "muh space lasers started the Maui fire"
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by labrador 3y ago
I was born in the same 12 month period as the Integrated Circuit, the launch of Sputnik and the publication of Jack Kerouac's On The Road. These have influenced my life immensely.
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by labrador 3y ago
I recently set it to a screen grab of a frame of Marrakesh from Hitchcock's The Man Who Knew Too Much https://imgur.com/a/1WObuO9
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by labrador 3y ago
You can also tell it not to tell you it's limitations because it's an AI model.
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by labrador 3y ago
> I struggle to really imagine I feel it's a lot like looking at art. If you're happy with dogs playing poker painted on velvet then that's good for you, but I'm looking for something a little more satisfying. If your
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by labrador 3y ago
True, because the LLM has no intention (sorry Blake Lemoine.) I'm puzzled about what people say about AI, when to me it is simply a talking library. I started going to public libraries at a young age (I'm 66) so to me I'm tal
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by labrador 3y ago
I don't have cable because I hate mainstream TV. ChatGPT is quite a bit cheaper than cable, so I can afford to be lazy about it. To be honest, I'm surprised so many are geeking out on the local models and not going for the most my
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by labrador 3y ago
This is kind of simple to put in perspective. How much would it cost to build the Golden Gate Bridge in 2023, then take today's cost of the net and figure out what percentage of that it is. It's probably a small percentage now and
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by labrador 3y ago
GPT-4 answers are often kind of brilliant and surprising in a very interesting and pleasing way. I don't know why anybody would want to use a dumb AI if they can afford the best. Well worth the $20/month.
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by labrador 3y ago
I've enjoyed several Python programs over the years that had a nice Windows GUI interface https://wiki.python.org/moin/GuiProgramming
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by labrador 3y ago
The authors of the text the model was trained on certainly had intentions. Many of those are going to be preserved in the output.
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by labrador 3y ago
Python is the new VB

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