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by letmevoteplease 2y ago
Try Everything 1.5a - an "alpha" version with many improvements, in development for years but inexplicably hidden away on their website. Never experienced any instability. https://www.voidtools.com/forum/viewt
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by letmevoteplease 2y ago
Scaled to 50% (19.2MB): https://files.catbox.moe/egqh3x.jpg
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
According to this list, even its current state, the Nevada Gigafactory has the most floorspace of any warehouse in the world (5.3 million ft², followed by Boeing with 4.3 million ft²). Not entirely unimpressive. https://www.avant
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
Here is an article about this case: https://www.battlegrip.com/star-wars-writer-stabs-best-frien...
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
The official JAXA streams are here: Japanese: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Udh6kvjZYC8 English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvXLt3ET9mE Edit: It was supposed to touch down at this point, but they are
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
If companies are required to purchase licenses for everything they train on, it will guarantee that only huge corporations with deep pockets can produce powerful models. Microsoft will be slightly inconvenienced, Stability AI will be destro
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
I stayed up late to follow the drama and I don't even work there.
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
Also alarm clocks, caffeine, unnatural sleep schedules. This site[1] has lots of good information, with this basic (unfortunately impossible for many) recommendation: "There is only one formula for healthy and refreshing sleep: Go to s
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
I wouldn't say that sex work is fundamentally immoral, but using deception to manipulate people into giving you money is hard to defend. Of course this occurs in many other industries, too.
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
If a company is legally required to use PostNord and PostNord can legally refuse to deliver mail, it effectively gives PostNord the power to control any company that wants to continue receiving mail. Regardless of whether they are using tha
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
Here is GPT-4 for reference. I can't judge the quality. https://chat.openai.com/share/96d4f976-627f-4cc3-8716-3557d5...
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
Bard has had access to Google caches since launch. I asked it about my 8-follower Twitter account and it quoted my first Tweet and the registration month correctly. It also hallucinated my gender and described me as "a popular figure i
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
According to the paper, Anthropic's superior safety approach was deliberately delaying release in order to avoid “advanc[ing] the rate of AI capabilities progress." OpenAI is criticized for kicking off a race for AI progress by re
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
Also interesting that D’Angelo was the one who was negotiating with OpenAI leadership as representative of the board,[1] and the employee protest letter states that the board "informed the leadership team that allowing the company to b
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
You're accepting the board's good vs. evil framing without any evidence that Altman sacrificed safety for profit, or that the board (the Quora guy, really?) is any better. OpenAI needs money to achieve its mission. Training GPT-4
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
Ilya is not a champion of open source: "We were wrong. Flat out, we were wrong. If you believe, as we do, that at some point, AI — AGI — is going to be extremely, unbelievably potent, then it just does not make sense to open-source. It
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
No insight. The author clearly started with the idea of Altman as some tech bro stereotype and then went in search of quotes to support that assumption, but he didn't find much of interest.
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
Here is a quote from the COVID-19 lab leak theory article[1] as an example of how Wikipedia's NPOV policy is implemented. I'll let it speak for itself. "The lab leak theory is informed by racist undercurrents, and has resulte
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
NASA currently considers kidney stones an unacceptable risk for a Mars mission that requires mitigation.[1] There are also about 10 other risks requiring mitigation, though.[1] [1] https://humanresearchroadmap.nasa.gov/Risks
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
The study says: "Randomized controlled trials, however, have shown variable results or even possible harm [10,11,12]. Moreover, current guidelines and a Bayesian re-analysis of a previous trial have led to recommendations not to use in
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
The most interesting part to me is that Claude 1.3 outperformed GPT-4.[1] They also note that Claude stories are "more likely to be attributed to an amateur writer than an AI, whereas GPT3.5 and GPT4 stories are 80%+ attributed to AI.&
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
Can you give an example of the dangerous situation you are imagining here? I do not see how this app could be dangerous unless combined with poor judgment and failure to follow instructions (e.g., do not use to read medicine labels, do not
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
"Open AI does not store the photos or chats after processing them. None of your photos or chats are being used to train the AI." https://support.bemyeyes.com/hc/en-us/articles/1813313480910...
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
China, which is barely mentioned in this report, had more than double the CO2 emissions of the US in 2021 (32.93% of world total vs 12.55% for the US).[1] [1] https://edgar.jrc.ec.europa.eu/report_2022
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
The original post: https://old.reddit.com/r/MineIslam/comments/16hlxyl/allah_il... Google Translate: https://old-reddit-com.translate.goog/r/MineIslam/comments/1...
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
Tails includes an "Unsafe Browser" which connects in the clear. So on top of a Firefox exploit, you would need another exploit to launch that browser or an exploit to escalate to root and tamper with the firewall rules. At least o
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
All known law enforcement attacks against Tor have involved some kind of exploit (e.g., in Tor Browser) that creates a non-Tor connection to collect the user's IP. Tails does not protect against this. Whonix provides much stronger prot
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
Just for fun, here's what happens to Pride and Prejudice: User: Rewrite and simplify the following text for a modern audience: "It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in w
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
Seems to happen with any query containing "otepad".
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by letmevoteplease 3y ago
The study does not include a breakdown, other than a map with unlabelled dots. https://www.science.org/doi/full/10.1126/sciadv.adf7704 You can browse the data they used here, though: https://gramba

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