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ludwik
3y ago
No, what they do is predict a single token that follows the preceding token sequence (which was indeed analyzed using self-attention). Longer output sequences are created by repeating this simple task multiple times, where the previously
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ludwik
3y ago
A lot of things that LLMs can already do reliably don't fall into the category of "having a great chat" either. Examples include retrieving data from external sources using commands (known as "plugins" in ChatGPT &#
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ludwik
10y ago
What? I pay the equivalent of 9 dollars for a plan with unlimited calls, unlimited text messages and 10GB a month of internet bandwidth. I live in Europe. Is it really that much more expensive in the US?
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ludwik
10y ago
Wow, I've never seen those in real life (I live in Poland). I know most of the results are photos, but I always encountered those in the form of icons, so my brain is still telling me that I'm looking at icons. It's a weird f
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ludwik
11y ago
I don't think so. Ability to access information in user's system clipboard seems like a huge security and privacy issue.
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ludwik
12y ago
Me and my colleagues are all experiencing this problem. It's even more serious than you think - after opening https://www.facebook.com/images/profile/ we are logged as different, random people, and see their
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ludwik
12y ago
I was using Firefox to keep the web free, but then they agreed to start supporting DRM and I figured out here is no point to do this any more. I use Chrome now.
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ludwik
12y ago
Oh my God! I would be so confused reading this code!
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ludwik
12y ago
It would. This is probably supposed to be a little more user friendly.
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ludwik
13y ago
I'm a white male, very active on Stack Overflow, and working to become more active on Github. Still, I find acadien's observation very interesting. We should aim at trying to find the real causes of the situation, instead of being
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ludwik
13y ago
This is 4 months old. Why post it now?
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ludwik
13y ago
Oh my god. That's sounds like the worst idea ever. We are constantly interrupted already. Don't need another device designed so you can not escape even more interruptions.
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ludwik
13y ago
The fact that at least one HTTP numeric error code is well known among normal, non-technical people is amazing enough.
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ludwik
13y ago
I've played with it for 5 minutes on the Desktop and I like it, but so far I've got two questions: 1. There are links in "Introduction to Quip", but I can't see how I would insert a link myself. Not being able to do