lanternfish

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by lanternfish 6y ago
However, judging recent history by contemporary politics absolutely makes sense
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by lanternfish 6y ago
But it does put that access transaction under EU jurisdiction, no?
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by lanternfish 6y ago
When has 'he' ever been used in a genderless context?
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by lanternfish 6y ago
You don't need a very significant load to blow up a person.
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by lanternfish 6y ago
You're still supposed to put locks on your doors even though it's the police's 'job' to prevent property crime. Moreover, I don't think many tech companies want to give the state the access required to implimen
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by lanternfish 6y ago
It should be noted that of all of the ways master is used in this thread, master bedroom is pretty high up there in bad history and connotation. The etymology derives from the 'master of the house', a term which historically serve
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by lanternfish 6y ago
Because it might not show the answer to a human? In their methods they say that they employed a technique called multiple endmember spectral mixture analysis which looks to me to be a probabilistic model which performs well over a large dat
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by lanternfish 6y ago
The image description calls it "gold shading", I don't think there's anything to indicate it's an actual picture of kelp.
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by lanternfish 6y ago
You could seed the prompt with relevant metadata to offer some basic state; I got this kind of working with a toy chatbot to extend it's memory. It's still a remarkably poor application of the technology though.
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by lanternfish 6y ago
It should be noted that one of (if not the) biggest game release of all time this year, CP2077, was built on the back of terrible working conditions and months of crunch.
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by lanternfish 6y ago
But ultimately that's still an observation of a measurement; any 'truth' is necessarily abstracted into an internal ontological representation of that observation. One person's understanding of the measurement of the spe
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by lanternfish 6y ago
Do you see the speed of light?
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by lanternfish 6y ago
I read it as a (somewhat pretentious) application of this definition of grammar: "the principles or rules of an art, science, or technique", where the technique is 'framing'. Whether there's any actual meat here abo
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by lanternfish 6y ago
It's not clear that this phenomenon (if it exists) has anything to do with the relaxing of educational content norms. If anything, the technological advancements caused by that 'sense of duty and progress' have led to a reduc
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by lanternfish 6y ago
Check out Doe vs. Girlsdoporncom. The decision finds that the company used manipulation and intimidation to force young women into signing contracts they weren't supposed to understand which were contrary to spoken agreements. This com
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by lanternfish 6y ago
I feel like that's the point of the game, is it not? I always thought of Shenzhen I/O as a hacking game, not an engineering game. The best solutions are elegant, but in a kind of fucked up and convoluted way. This, to me, is the a
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by lanternfish 6y ago
This sounds like it would be correct, do you know where I can find a source?
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by lanternfish 6y ago
With an alternative analogy, pushed to the limit, it's like trying to change someone's mind by appealing to the neuron. When there's a system advanced enough to exhibit adequate emergent behavior (which most big companies pro
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by lanternfish 6y ago
We already tax things that we don't want people to buy, this isn't fundamentally different.
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by lanternfish 6y ago
Without expressing support or condemnation for the CCP, I think being 'bored and numb' is a poor justification for disregarding concerns about potential bad actors. Sets bad precedent for engaging with sources who can intentionall
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by lanternfish 6y ago
Garbage in, garbage out. When it encounters prompting that doesn't make sense it tends to struggle, especially because it has no way to reject a non-sequitur.
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by lanternfish 6y ago
The point is that it's not nonsense, but a useful and contextual continuation which encodes some level of comprehension (unless you mean a different thing by comprehension than I do). Look at this demo for an example: https:/&#x2
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by lanternfish 6y ago
Yes. If you few-shot prime it with prompts of the form "<paragraph> tag:<tags>" and then just feed it "<novel paragraph> tag:" it'll generate <tags> automatically, just from completion. It do
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by lanternfish 6y ago
I think the implication is that it has read a _lot_ of information on the web, I think their training data is (in some part) based on reddit links, and that information is then just passively encoded in the model weights. Some of the inform
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by lanternfish 6y ago
They claim the completions are "uncurated" which I would assume means that they didn't sort through any of them, and these were just off the top. That seems pretty impressive, so I wouldn't be surprised if I was incorrec
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by lanternfish 6y ago
Why does my life, as someone who has made 'good decisions', matter more than someone's who has made 'bad decisions'. Especially when many of those 'bad decisions', like obesity, are products of socioeconom