maplethorpe

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by maplethorpe 5mo ago
Humans are unavailable from time to time also.
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by maplethorpe 5mo ago
It seems like they were correct, to me.
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by maplethorpe 5mo ago
Yours is the first from the top to mention this. You might want to consider the physical location of your comment before telling people to read the thread. We could do without the rudeness, too.
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by maplethorpe 5mo ago
Can you summarise? I only reached your comment after scrolling past all the others and I still don't have the answer. Is the new data that models are more useful for coding than they once were?
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by maplethorpe 5mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if they had already, internally. An OpenAI employee tweeted today that Codex has achieved "escape velocity" and is now improving rapidly. Make of that what you will.
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
Couldn't he have just asked ChatGPT if it was correct? Why do we still feel the need to loop in a human?
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
I find that adding "don't make any mistakes" helps.
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
How do you know you'd learn nothing from it?
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
> That's just what progress in tech is. Without it, we'd still be riding horses and writing letters with ink. Sure that accelerated fraud and misuse too The original argument was about whether these tools had accelerated fraud
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
> AI has merely slightly lowered the bar I guess we're not going to agree on just how far that bar has fallen. Learning Photoshop as a teen got me my first job. The only reason I had one at all was because most people couldn't
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
Are there any companies that aren't AI-pilled at this point?
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
I'm not too young. I can't remember if I thought it was real at the time, but if I did, I give myself a pass since I was probably viewing it on a 15 inch CRT at 1024x768. Because we're talking about the ease of Photoshopping
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
If you make a hundred dollars in 0.1 seconds, you could say your annualized revenue is $100 / 0.1 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 365 = -$30 billion. That said, most people would use a monthly or quarterly period to estimate ARR. I'm not sure wh
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
They released a system card talking about how powerful it was. I don't think OpenAI did that with GPT 2.
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
Creating a photorealistic mashup in Photoshop, without AI, takes a lot of skill. Just getting the shadows looking correct takes enough skill in itself, and that's only part of it. Have you used Photoshop before? You come across as comm
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
Isn't the technology that enabled the deception noteworthy? Presumably this person wouldn't have been able to do this before AI. Hypothetically, if a hacking tool was released that let non-technical people hack into sensitive data
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
I believe they've stated that it would be too dangerous to release.
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
I think the unfortunate fact is that most jobs in the world do not require accuracy, so an inaccurate result has a negligible impact over an accurate one. I used to feel job safety in the knowledge that AI labs weren't likely to solve
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
> Side projects are typically time constrained - if AI saves you time, why wouldn't you use it? It depends what your goals are. All of my side projects were started because I wanted to learn something. Using a "skip to the end&
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
I know on its face this looks like stealing, but this would likely fall under fair use, since the original work is being transformed.
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
I didn't realise messages even had a delete button. I'm going to reply here so I can check. edit: you're right, there's a delete button.
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
I tried setting showdead=yes but two comments I remember seeing earlier today (as replies to one of my comments) are still gone. Does anyone what else might have happened to them?
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
I've seen anti-AI comments here disappear within minutes of posting. I'm honestly surprised to see one at the top of this thread. What causes comments to disappear? Is that what flagging does?
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
> I and the people I work with are using agents to learn new topics so fast. I'm a person who loves learning but I don't really understand this claim. My brain quickly reaches a saturation point when learning new topics. I need
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
AI has helped me rediscover my love of coding. It helps me write my emails for me, puts together my shopping list, and gives me advice on how to structure my day. AI tells me what to do. I don't have to fear my choices anymore, because
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
Once Mythos is available to business customers, it should radically improve security across the entire web. Imagine if everyone was able to pipe their codebase through Mythos before deployment. We honestly may be on the verge of a bug-free
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
Could this be Apple's chance to finally stop dragging its feet and integrate AI deeply into its OS?
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
That's because it would be too dangerous to release.
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
There isn't really a good alternative for After Effects, despite its flaws. There are other motion graphics tools, but they're usually missing enough functionality that you eventually go crawling back to Adobe. Now that software d
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by maplethorpe 6mo ago
> "It does X for you" is the point of many technologies. You still require knowledge to work around it. When running water replaced the need to pump water out of the ground yourself, were people urged to "learn faucets&qu

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