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by m00x 4y ago
But then you can use a GAN to create a bunch of chatGPT data and try to detect it vs known human data, which will optimize chatGPT to generate even more human-like content. This isn't a huge problem, it's barely a problem.
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by m00x 4y ago
Sounds like a /r/showerthoughts post. There is no issue with AI ingesting data from itself in itself. Humans do it as well. That data might even be higher quality than human data. The scale at which humans produce data will most l
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by m00x 4y ago
Almost everything can kill you. Nuclear armageddon is still a risk, but since almost everyone has one, we're mostly safe from it. Unless there's an illogical agent in control, there is no logical move that involves using nukes. It
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by m00x 4y ago
Dr David Chapman https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=7402278483 Failed academic by these metrics, but has found success being an author on the meaning of life.
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by m00x 4y ago
It's better being the king of a kingdom than a pile of dirt. These companies have reputations, and are better off making humanity better, than destroying it. So far, they have definitely shown that this is their goal. My bigger fear is
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by m00x 4y ago
Having a PhD doesn't really mean anything other than having really specialized into one part of a field (you can have a PhD in earthworms). A lot of PhDs are awful at system-thinking. From Scopus, it doesn't look like he's pu
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by m00x 4y ago
Just like everything humans have made, AI will be scary and people will freak out. The biggest advances will be done by companies with huge resources, and with careful testing. Like with everything else, the cat is out of the bag, and the o
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by m00x 4y ago
If your job is to tell people they're wrong every day, you're working with the wrong attitude. Your job isn't to say no, it's to say: "This doesn't work, but how about this?". Engineering isn't about
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by m00x 4y ago
> I left my job 2022 February to not sit in meetings and mostly be a preventer of bad engineering rather than a builder of good stuff. On a good day, I told people how they were wrong - on a bad day, I told them how they were wrong, agai
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by m00x 4y ago
Is it even the real Seymour Hersh? It's the first blog post with this name, and SH is 86 years old. You'd think he would release such a spicy piece to a renowned newspaper with his reputation. So many things are unverified, it&#x2
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by m00x 4y ago
It doesn't show anything, it's all a lie.
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by m00x 4y ago
Because the website is a grift and fraudulent on the what it claims to do. Anyone with a slight expertise in AI would immediately know that none of this is accurate.
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by m00x 4y ago
I'm from Vancouver so I'm pretty familiar with this issue. They give you housing but don't allow drugs. Being able to own your own place where you can do drugs helps. These people are addicts and homeless. We can cure homeles
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by m00x 4y ago
It depends on what your original amount of money is. I'd rather work my ass off and be abused than be broke and afraid I can't provide for my family. I'd go from 30k to 100k regardless of work conditions, but not from 350k to
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by m00x 4y ago
Then you can get a raspberry Pi and host it in your closet.
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by m00x 4y ago
Spec says OV2640
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by m00x 4y ago
If you can get them... I've tried to get one for over a year. You're probably better off getting a Jetson Nano.
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by m00x 4y ago
If you want to use it for video, I'd wait until the ESP32-P4 releases. You could do some rudimentary AI on the ESP32-S3, but you can't send video at a decent rate. The P4 will have H.264 encoding, MIPI connectors, and a 400mhz dua
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by m00x 4y ago
Misleading title: This is only the API pricing for 30-day search, not the other products. As other said, this probably hasn't changed in a while, but I haven't confirmed.
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by m00x 4y ago
I imagine this will come soon unless they want someone to do it for them as an API user. They already have Whisper to do STT, and Microsoft Research has the SOTA TTS. They just need to package it up.
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by m00x 4y ago
You'll still have access to the general availability version.
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by m00x 4y ago
Well deserved! Vint is a legend.
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by m00x 4y ago
Did they explain why the notifications didn't work?
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by m00x 4y ago
I don't really understand. You were paying for the dyno, but they deleted your instance anyway?
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by m00x 4y ago
That's 2 cups of coffee, or 1 latte. It's objectively not a huge chunk of change unless you live in a very LCOL area. You can also go to any competitors, which have their smallest tier around the same price. Linode has a $5/m
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by m00x 4y ago
It's a lot more comfortable to take drugs at home, too. They would take homes if they could.
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by m00x 4y ago
Homelessness is mostly due to lack of housing, and fentanyl crisis mostly due to addiction. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2356643-we-can-reduce-h...
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by m00x 4y ago
/r/confidentlywrong
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by m00x 4y ago
It's definitely getting closer in this case, but still chatGPT still look for any truth in its response.
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by m00x 4y ago
So you're using a dictionary as an authoritative source to prove the point that dictionaries aren't the authoritative source of what words mean?

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