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by marcellus23 1y ago
More verbose than the source text? And who cares about bland writing when you're summarizing a legal text?
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by marcellus23 1y ago
> "did some non-deterministic chat-bot write this?", "are these logs even internally consistent?", "Why does this log mention code that doesn't exist?". This is the same complaint about all AI-generated
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by marcellus23 1y ago
I don't think you'll get into hot water for that. Anthropomorphizing LLMs is an easy way to describe and think about them, but anyone serious about using LLMs for productivity is aware they don't actually think like people, a
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by marcellus23 1y ago
the prompt was "default to "llm, ai"", which is exactly what it did. Nothing in the prompt about defaulting to other related terms
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by marcellus23 1y ago
Jobs knew they had to make their own chips, and in your mind that constitutes "all the doing and planning"?
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by marcellus23 1y ago
> M1 was nice but that was all Jobs doing and planning M1 was launched 9 years after Jobs died. You're saying they had everything ready to go back then and just sat on their asses for a decade?
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by marcellus23 1y ago
The nature of the comparison is in the second paragraph. It's nothing to do with how precise it is.
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by marcellus23 1y ago
Ironically, his comment does not come off at all as offended, but yours does.
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by marcellus23 1y ago
There's a certain type of nerd that just can't stand Jobs and seems to have a complex about the archetypes that Jobs and Woz represent.
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by marcellus23 1y ago
I've had custom instructions for ChatGPT for a couple years now to respond in as short and straightforward a way as possible (including quite a few more guidelines, like no exclamation points etc.). I recommend setting up something lik
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by marcellus23 1y ago
Why are they not adopting ztsd?
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by marcellus23 1y ago
> There was an expectation that if you traveled to another city, you should sacrifice to its god. This was pretty common in the polytheistic world I think. In the time of the Roman empire (pre-Christianity of course) there was a similar
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by marcellus23 1y ago
What game? And with no upscaling or anything?
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by marcellus23 1y ago
Yeah, this is a remarkably sloppy article that’s just plain wrong. Apple requires using in-app purchases for digital goods. Which is emphatically NOT Apple Pay, as you mention. It just charges whatever card is attached to your Apple Account
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by marcellus23 1y ago
You still haven't really explained anything. What discussion points are engineered, and in what way are they engineered? What specifically do you have a problem with? If you don't explain your reasoning, why comment at all?
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by marcellus23 1y ago
which museum? Do you mean the Natural History Museum in New York?
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by marcellus23 1y ago
Is the average new-car price the average price that people are buying cars at, or the price that cars are being released at?
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by marcellus23 1y ago
In the same vein, AI is a boogeyman that people can pin all their fears for the future on.
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by marcellus23 1y ago
> many who have had both primary hormones prefer the feeling of testosterone. This is super interesting! Do you know what they prefer about testosterone? > One recurring theme I've heard from people going from majority testostero
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by marcellus23 1y ago
What? How in the world did I make that assumption?
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by marcellus23 1y ago
Does this suggest at all that these changes could also be differences in the way (cis) men and women perceive the world? In other words, do cis women experience sweet food tasting sweeter, colors being more vibrant, etc, compared to cis men
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by marcellus23 1y ago
This is exactly correct. I find AI in my food tracking app (FoodNoms) to be really useful, but no, you cannot rely on it on its own. You always have to tweak the results to match what you feel in your gut (no pun intended) the counts should
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by marcellus23 1y ago
Meaningless and non-constructive pedantry.
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by marcellus23 1y ago
It's still a problem they should fix (clearly they're not making it obvious enough that you're making your chat public), but that hardly fits Mozilla's accusation of "quietly turning private AI chats into public con
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by marcellus23 1y ago
Interesting thank you!
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by marcellus23 1y ago
what does "not watertight" mean?
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by marcellus23 1y ago
Why does it "make no sense"?
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by marcellus23 1y ago
Disclaimer that I'm not an astronomer and might be totally wrong, but from some quick searching, it seems like the article is conflating Hubble's discovery and Riess's. Hubble's law can be true even if the expansion of t
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by marcellus23 1y ago
Yeah, watching that first video, a million things should stand out to anyone, even if they're not a paraglider. It's really hard to believe any part of this video is real.
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by marcellus23 1y ago
If you actually read the article, it's not necessarily losing their jobs (emphasis mine). IMO it is irresponsible of the website to misrepresent the study so radically. > The study, which focused on generative AI, determined that 9.

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