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make3
4y ago
in real life the models are hosted on a server and you send the text and sound and receive the model's output
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make3
4y ago
this is definitely more advanced than GPT3, and was trained differently in a few meaningful ways
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make3
4y ago
30% of your bank with an app on interests on loans xD
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make3
4y ago
apparently (according to the blog post) that's a result of the RL human preference fine-tuning - the human rankers preferred longer more in-depth answers
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make3
4y ago
it makes it kind of boring to talk to I find
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make3
4y ago
I wish there was proton for MacOs. We do have access to a number of games, but nowhere as many as on windows
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make3
4y ago
I use firefox mobile and it has very strange behavior quite often. It's the only browser I would ever use because of the ad block. But sometimes tabs become blacked out and you can't refresh them, you have to close them and start
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make3
4y ago
aren't literally every stock down?
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make3
4y ago
plus, again, they had zero developer trust because of all the ultra shady stuff they did
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make3
4y ago
Copilot is really great. Kite is garbage, & they have absolutely zero consumer trust from all the bullshit they did
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make3
4y ago
Texas is so insane. SO INSANE
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4y ago
rules are a tradeoff. being restrictive has downsides on what you can and can't do, you may affect negatively something that had only good intentions, you don't know. when you know someone is a bad actor, it is normal to make rule
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make3
4y ago
super useful tools, but doesn't fit most people's current definition of AI no
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make3
4y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2109.01652 https://arxiv.org/abs/2206.04615
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make3
4y ago
yeah didn't they precipitate the crash by posting that they were doing thing similar to Luna, and then once the thing is crashing they say they'll buy it, and now they might not even buy it, I'm sure there's a lot of shi
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make3
4y ago
the other thing is that this likely doesn't work over ssh
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make3
4y ago
classic "they disagree with me so the commentary is biased" take
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make3
4y ago
you're not just the messenger though, you are part of this
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make3
4y ago
how is it better than copilot?
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make3
4y ago
"which they are now no longer eligible to receive" I would 100% assume that they will sue
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make3
4y ago
clearly placeholder titles
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make3
4y ago
do you use numpy for the numerical python stuff
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make3
4y ago
yes, but Intel now has mainstream GPUs that are reasonably (~ RTX 3060) performant, which is what I assume this is for
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4y ago
the original tf was truly horrendous :) it was extremely unintuitive and slow to program. that's why so many people switched to pytorch. the merge was a good idea, it just came too late. tf is as popular as it is just because it was th
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4y ago
because Microsoft is known to be extremely protective of their code. there is just no way they would expose their internal code to being straight up decoded from the model, while they can just train the model on the huge public data of GitH
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4y ago
there's exactly no way they have
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make3
4y ago
The article is actually about how they are getting good at it :)
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make3
4y ago
I wish this post was renamed to, "Discord transfers the ownership of fan Discord server to company without owner's consent" @dang
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make3
4y ago
there's no way I trust Elon with any of my data
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make3
4y ago
means, you ~ irritate me
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