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by lwhi 3y ago
I think his mid-term vision should be to source a better microphone.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Well done for completing God's own work.
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by lwhi 3y ago
I'm talking about a human doing the copying. I'm also talking about the way it would feel as a human. You're jumping to conclusions. Edit: You also didn't answer the question.
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by lwhi 3y ago
If I copied everything that was unique about you as a person, and benefited from it .. how would you feel?
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by lwhi 3y ago
You don't understand why people create art. You're viewing art as a commodity in a capitalist society.
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by lwhi 3y ago
The decisions that allow flexibility are usually macro-level decisions. The overall architecture defines the limit of the solution's scope.
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by lwhi 3y ago
First time I've read Xitter .. what a vibe.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Another great angle to the perfect crime.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Yep, the perfect way to dispatch him without raising too much suspicion.
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by lwhi 3y ago
My thoughts exactly.
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by lwhi 3y ago
I find the decision is usually a cost vs. benefit exercise. Separating out business logic by making code more generic _is_ basic good practice. There doesn't need to be a high cost once you start to do this by default, and it leaves do
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by lwhi 3y ago
I disagree. We shouldn't assume a basic sentence capitalised word refers to a product. If a reference to a product is intended, we should clarify that association some other way; i.e. MS Teams.
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by lwhi 3y ago
It seems crazy that no thanks or recognition has been given. Is this because doing so might be seen as an admission of liability, and could be used in any legal cases that are brought?
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Rabbit R1 AI Assistant First Look(theverge.com)
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by lwhi 3y ago
What would stop someone from gaining entry using very realistic facial prosphetics?
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by lwhi 3y ago
Once upon a time this was a conversation. The idea of a national ID card in the UK was widely debated and seen as a complete disaster for the reasons you raise. The culture we live in has shifted to one of permissive resignation; perhaps be
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by lwhi 3y ago
How do you figure this?
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by lwhi 3y ago
I can't help feeling this is incredibly prescient. Not everyone could be a home cook developer in 2020 .. but in the future, my bet is they will be able to thanks to AI/LLM advances. Maybe we should expect (and are due) a total pa
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by lwhi 3y ago
Kitchen knives have multiple uses and discretion through education is expected as standard. Viagra and Cialis have a singular use and contraindications aren't likely to be understood through cultural osmosis.
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by lwhi 3y ago
It's the job of a regulatory body to reduce risk. If wrongly prescribed equipment can cause harm, it's very justifiable that a license scheme is put in place.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Surely there's no chance OpenAI would agree to this? Isn't it more likely that the company buys the NYT?
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by lwhi 3y ago
Come on .. do you really feel that google is the place to go to find things these days? Do you honestly feel that this statement is incorrect? Personally, I agree. Google is no longer _the_ primary method I use to find things.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Windows was around .. what about GUI based IDEs? Visual basic?
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by lwhi 3y ago
Sometimes defining what something isn't, helps us to understand what something actually is. LLMs are not capable of reasoned intelligence in the way many think they are. It seems to me that the comments are actually full of variations
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by lwhi 3y ago
It feels like this is a great way to highlight the utility of LLMs. It says to me that they're best viewed as really highly functional sifting devices. A simplistic (but novel) problem can't be solved easily simply because there&#
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by lwhi 3y ago
I genuinely believe it, and the fact you seem so triggered makes me feel even more certain I have a point.
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by lwhi 3y ago
It's not an insult. I genuinely believe this.
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by lwhi 3y ago
My earlier statement re. whether or not you're delusional stands then. All the best.
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by lwhi 3y ago
I'm afraid I fundamentally disagree with your rose tinted view of capitalism.
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by lwhi 3y ago
You don't need to resort to extremely basic non-real world examples to show how capitalism works out when we live in a world full of capitalism. Just because something seems like it _should_ be possible, doesn't mean that other wo

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