lwhi

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by lwhi 4y ago
First: Read the original title out loud. Next: Read the original title (including the additional comma) out loud, pausing slightly in place of the comma. -- Which makes _more_ sense?
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by lwhi 4y ago
You're also incorrect. -- "Rule of thumb: a comma indicates a pause in speech." [1] [1] https://site.uit.no/english/punctuation/rules-for-comma-usag...
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by lwhi 4y ago
You've completely ignored my point. Take a step back and think about your style of communication. It could be improved.
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by lwhi 4y ago
> I think clear communication is important, and I initially tried to avoid digging into grammar until they doubled down on a weird use of a comma. You're going to upset people if you don't consider their opinions.
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by lwhi 4y ago
Perhaps, but it would continue to allow the poster their own choice of words .. which I think is important.
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by lwhi 4y ago
Same here .. I think we need a comma. E.g. "System76 AMD-Only Laptop, Returns"
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by lwhi 4y ago
What does this mean for life on earth?
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by lwhi 4y ago
> Are humans able to produce truely novel content, ever ? Yes. This is the essence of human creativity. > It’s a bit too much to ask to an AI don’t you think ? I'm actually standing that AI isn't able to do this, so I'd
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by lwhi 4y ago
> I can't exclude the possibility. But kind of in the same sense that I can't exclude the possibility that it's actually true. Sure, might be that I'm simply not aware of the poem, etc. I find this extremely unlikely.
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by lwhi 4y ago
How are you coming to the conclusion that it's invented information, rather than — reworded / rephrased — incorrect information that an actual human has provided online?
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by lwhi 4y ago
I'd argue that tech stands to eventually swallow the companies in the domains you talk about. The truly difficult thing about monopolies is that their power and strength in the marketplace grows exponentially.
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by lwhi 4y ago
People make mistakes in stack overview. The community identifies an incorrect (or suboptimal) answer as accepted fairly often in my experience.
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by lwhi 4y ago
I think you're grossly overestimating what is happening. Why exactly have you placed information between quote marks?
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by lwhi 4y ago
The sentences are original, the content isn't.
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by lwhi 4y ago
No. You're incorrect. The data model is combining information that HAS been found on the internet. The language model allows an interface that can be presented and controlled by using conversational natural language.
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by lwhi 4y ago
I completely disagree.
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by lwhi 4y ago
Shouldn't we just be viewing ChatGPT as a lense to view data? A more useful interface for searching and making sense of data. If someone has reported this info in stackoverflow, it will be reported here. Garbage in, garbage out ..
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by lwhi 4y ago
> There's rarely good reason I should have to pause my podcasts just because someone wants to communicate. The fact that someone wants to communicate, is sometimes reason enough.
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by lwhi 4y ago
It's exactly what has happened / is happening in Europe.
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by lwhi 4y ago
Your first statement makes no difference to what I'm saying. I've been clear enough in my initial comment. The fact you're asking this second question makes me feel you understand I have a point.
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by lwhi 4y ago
> Pretty much every country that tried to tax wealth had to back up exactly because of wealthy and capital flight. Which brings the need for inter governmental regulation.
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by lwhi 4y ago
You're incorrect. The simple fact is, unrestrained capitalism is ugly. A company that has become wildly successful will equally hold a lot of financial power. The same company is often likely to engage in lobbying .. exchanging that fi
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by lwhi 4y ago
Why's that relevant?
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by lwhi 4y ago
Your comment only stands if we continue with the system we have.
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by lwhi 4y ago
Sounds like the revolution comes from what happens when you sweat. I read that most waterproof fabrics do a good job of keeping water out. It's what happens when you sweat that makes the difference. If there's water on the outer l
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Consistently receiving the same malicious looking spam email – almost every day(old.reddit.com)
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by lwhi 4y ago
I've been contracting for the past five years. Still luckily have work when I want it. However, my general feeling is the market is cooler here in the UK. I used to get annoyed on a regular basis by the number of recruiters who contact
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by lwhi 4y ago
If you enjoy it and are passionate, it doesn't matter. I've found programming is one of those disciplines that (often) doesn't feel like work to me .. and for that I'm eternally grateful. There will always be someone who
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by lwhi 4y ago
Is it basically a CRM for things that aren't customers?
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by lwhi 4y ago
Except when did I agree I wanted to pay for my lunch with my eyeballs .. ?

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