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lionkor
2y ago
> but not just a standard young person. This makes sense in a way, since "standard young people" are very flexible [in Germany]. There are multiple different safety nets and ways to get money, jobs, support, and a lot of basic
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lionkor
2y ago
That takes you pointing out it's wrong. Ask it something it can't know, and it will answer it.
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lionkor
2y ago
Try to get an LLM to admit it doesn't know something, first
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lionkor
2y ago
How can I use Prolog to actually get something done, other than academic tasks? Say I want to use it as a database query language, presumably that's not going to happen, right?
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lionkor
2y ago
Yes. It drives creators to the platform to make money, which means we get more cool content.
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lionkor
2y ago
Exactly this. You want logging in Rust? You will need at least `log` and another logger crate, for example `env_logger`, maybe the `dotenvy` crate to read `.env` files automatically, you already have 3 direct dependencies + all the transi
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lionkor
2y ago
Yes, which is clearly a problem otherwise they'd have solved it
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lionkor
2y ago
> the first step in our research towards more complex interactive worlds As we know, object permanence is not really needed in any videogame, so this makes sense. It's also easy to add in, they just didn't do it because they di
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lionkor
2y ago
Those commit messages are pretty terrible, please try to come up with actual messages ;)
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lionkor
2y ago
LLMs tend to REALLY get this wrong. Ask it to generate a query to sum up likes on items uploaded in the last week, defined as the last monday-sunday week (not the last 7 days), and watch it get it subtly wrong almost every time.
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lionkor
2y ago
Yes but he did get scammed as that wasn't a real hitman
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lionkor
2y ago
OpenAI is stereotypically (modern/contemporary) American. There's the glorification of the founder(s), the mediocre and overhyped product, the weird talks and keynotes given by the leader(s) that are both delusional and hype gener
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lionkor
2y ago
because I've ran a team overseeing the moderation for 200k players in an online game, and the real issue is the application, not the word, of the law/rules. You can copy, paste, write and say any number of smart words, but the rea
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lionkor
2y ago
I also learned the hard way that it has serde, similar to you :l
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lionkor
2y ago
mlua has serde support
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lionkor
2y ago
This is great, hate speech is all the opinions I don't like, right?
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lionkor
2y ago
Why would you do that?
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lionkor
2y ago
People on here were mocking me openly when I pointed out that you can't be sure LLMs (or any AIs) are actually smart unless you CAN PROVE that the question you're asking isn't in the training set (or adjacent like in this cas
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lionkor
2y ago
Hi, what makes your SEO "world class"?
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lionkor
2y ago
Maybe that "one american" was being annoying and/or breaking other rules?
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lionkor
2y ago
Usually sharing between friends, communities, etc.
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lionkor
2y ago
why trust the others and not Achmed?
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lionkor
2y ago
Well it contains cardboard and wood, so it's made of cardboard and wood, among other non-flammables. If I say the house I live in is made of stone, brick, cement and rocks, obviously you know it has windows and insulation, and whatnot.
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lionkor
2y ago
> A major project will discover that it has merged a lot of AI-generated code After a code review, at least the reviewer should know the feature well enough to maintain it. This is, at least in my experience, the main part of the job of
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2y ago
> And give many of Europe's house's a small rattle and they would fall down. In areas where we don't have earthquakes, yeah, what's the problem?
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2y ago
People don't build wood houses in an area that gets wild fires
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lionkor
2y ago
Europe, a lot of cities went though a few large fires and then went " facepalm oh!!! maybe we should try stone!"
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lionkor
2y ago
I assume the foundations are concrete, and the rest is wood, cardboard and any combination of the two, so I could see that the foundation would survive a fire
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lionkor
2y ago
It could also be helped by not building houses out of cardboard. The amount of walls in Europe that you could punch a wall into is low enough that you shouldnt try.
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lionkor
2y ago
Most code correctness is pointless until it isn't, yes
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