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by marstall 4y ago
headline not very well supported by the body of the article - some detail on this hormone: name, indications he's on it, evidence it causes megalomania, etc. would be nice.
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by marstall 4y ago
> by reducing credit
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by marstall 4y ago
perhaps. but incentives can exist for people to publish their code as open source for the benefit of humanity. like credit and public recognition.
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by marstall 4y ago
by reducing credit, copilot reduces incentive to create and publish free code. biting the hand that feeds it. exact same problem exists with GPT3 and others. big tech slashing and burning, ruthlessly exploiting the least empowered people in
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by marstall 4y ago
yes! In my state, there are dozens of small former industrial towns, often in beautiful natural settings, and/or on excellent transport arteries. They have space convertible to offices aplenty, revitalizable downtowns, cheap housing. I
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by marstall 4y ago
What about all the industrial lofts that were converted into residences beginning in the 80s? Not every commercial building is a skyscraper.
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by marstall 4y ago
welcome to ... language itself?
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Where Do You Work From?
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by marstall 4y ago
not familiar with that - what is it?
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by marstall 4y ago
reminded me more of Expo, but looks like it might be friendlier to newer devs, designers who want to make an app, or just someone who knows their app will stay within certain boundaries. Another option I like, which takes some minimal custo
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by marstall 4y ago
> it does not have random access to individual letters this presumes it works by understanding the components of the question and reasoning based on them. But it doesn't access down to that level, instead just guessing the most like
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by marstall 4y ago
well put. and you want context, source, and different perspectives and forms of media for queries like "current fighting in bakhmut" or "cost of dental procedure" - the first answer is likely to be unsatisfying in some w
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by marstall 4y ago
I think you just summarized the title of the post. Or rather rendered it with less economy.
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by marstall 4y ago
Whats preventing ChatGPT from falling for the same snares?
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by marstall 4y ago
interesting point about SEO. Does ChatGPT somehow filter out SEO content? Is it rather selective about the domains it crawls? Because Google could certainly turn that switch too - but then it would lose its comprehensiveness ...
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by marstall 4y ago
what about the rat/cherry blossom study? Widely reported 10 years ago, seemed compelling ... did it find later support? skepticism? https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn24677-fear-of-a-smell...
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by marstall 4y ago
yeah. this was disappointing. I hope to get used to it, but for the moment it really detracts from my very enjoyable little stolen dad moments here and there reading Ian McKuen on my phone at a bar. feels like I'm reading a xeroxed cop
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by marstall 4y ago
I'd still rather google these questions. you get the same material (google+gpt3 scraping+processing the same internet), but a choice of how its presented - a video, a "ELI5" explanation, an animated illustration, the comprehe
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by marstall 4y ago
not an expert at all. dating myself I guess
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by marstall 4y ago
amazing project - but this is not video, right? just a pure film camera?
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by marstall 4y ago
true. its a simpler, even dumber model. but the core thing - following people's posts - is preserved. And there are other benefits, and I'm really dating myself here - but it was nice that engaging with RSS often involved visiting
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by marstall 4y ago
I do hate to sound like the neckbeard that I am, but what about RSS? Doesn't it fit the bill as far as the three principles? > Social media must be resilient to corporate and government control. > Only the original author may rem
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by marstall 4y ago
so creating each new rev of GPT3 would involve going through something like all those messy steps in that logbook?
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by marstall 4y ago
I think the implication is that the death is emblematic of a larger issue in Qatar, migrant worker rights. And that is something a good leader should and should be expected to care about!
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by marstall 4y ago
like the other commenters, I immediately saw this was a chatgtp comment ... it lacks certain qualities of a typical human comment - irony, imperfections, variation in tone, pace? hard to pin down.
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by marstall 4y ago
another way of looking at it: writing software becomes cheaper, so software becomes more accessible in more parts of the world - leading to more demand for more kinds of software, and more developers needed.
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by marstall 4y ago
And yet automation has led to an ongoing explosion in the number of jobs since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution!
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by marstall 4y ago
Most of the code I write is highly focused on the APIs and concepts specific to my own company. Anything general enough to be amenable to ChatGPT I feel I could generally get from a third party library or StackOverflow. Maybe it will replac
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by marstall 4y ago
> These new tools are awesome if you’re a creator. you're typing "generate me an article about x" into gpt-3. who's the creator here?
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by marstall 4y ago
"Best Viewed with a Budgie" ???

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