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by meh8881 4y ago
I think we will see more attendants than truck drivers now, because without truck drivers, trucks are cheaper, and we will want more trucks. Probably smaller trucks too. I don’t have strong opinions on the ratio of attendants to trucks. You
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by meh8881 4y ago
1. Is completely wrong. We have vastly grown the bottom end of the skills market by automating jobs to levels so simple that anyone can do it. They are bad jobs. But there are many of them. The problem is that we have people with normal IQs
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by meh8881 4y ago
That’s not really what happens though. Truck drivers don’t disappear. They just become “truck driver attendants” who serve only to attend to occasional human requiring edge cases. They don’t require a commercial driver license and they pay
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by meh8881 4y ago
You’re not interacting with the raw model. You’re interacting with a service that has intentionally designed it to work that way.
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by meh8881 4y ago
Such a metric is clearly useless if you cannot tell otherwise. I am very frustrated by the way this article repeatedly asks chatgpt to guess if something is a bot, gets told “well, we can’t know for sure but this is at least the sign of a c
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by meh8881 4y ago
You’re an old fuddy duddy. There’s a lot of interesting stuff going on. But I think the hyper pop segment led by 100 gecs is the most interesting of it all if you want to take a look at what the kids are doing.
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by meh8881 4y ago
I don’t know what that means. This is what GPT says. Is it correct? > the cron expression "0 30 5 * * 3" means that the job will run at 5:30 AM on the 5th day of every month and on Wednesdays.
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by meh8881 4y ago
> From what I understand, when someone takes out a loan, a bank doesn't lend out depositors' money. Instead money is "created" by the bank Nah it’s simpler. You put a dollar in the bank. The bank loans 80 cents to Bob
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by meh8881 4y ago
I was on a Japan Air flight about 10 years ago that had Street Fighter 2. It was on a crappy remote controller with vaguely SNES colored buttons. It was alright but your finger would inevitably slip and hit a game exiting button by mistake.
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by meh8881 4y ago
Irreplaceable humans
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by meh8881 4y ago
And I’m yawning because getting an LDM to construct explicit ontologies and then evaluate text against them seems trivial given it can code. It seems doubtful that such a hurdle will remain unsolved for more than a year. Like I said, you co
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by meh8881 4y ago
So you agree that the LLM has patterns And you agree that all those things are patterns But you are arguing that they’re not… doing the patterns explicitly enough? Please. The bar you’re describing is already something we can half ass and s
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by meh8881 4y ago
It’s ok to train a model on model outputs so long as you have someone to curate them.
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by meh8881 4y ago
> As an artificial intelligence, I do not have the ability to predict future events or access real-time information. My training data only goes up until 2021, so I don't have any information on the 2023 NCAA championship or any futu
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by meh8881 4y ago
I asked it to create a portmanteau insult for GPT doubter on hn and got GLTard or GPTSlother when asking for an animal one. I suspect you are not right. It also advised against name calling Edit: wrong in regards to no new tokens
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by meh8881 4y ago
LLM stands for Large Language model. Not Language Learning Model. It absolutely categorizes those patterns as you can ask it for descriptions of things or request things via descriptions. It does identify the importance to humans. Because a
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by meh8881 4y ago
It’s entirely centralized because it requires massive training corpuses that plebs can’t come up with. The only serious advances are coming out of large corps. The indie hacker movement around stable diffusion is interesting but those are i
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by meh8881 4y ago
Is the “you” the person who was previously a skilled laborer but is now an unskilled laborer?
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by meh8881 4y ago
Are you citing the Chinese government as the best source on supposed Chinese government atrocities?
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by meh8881 4y ago
It doesn’t matter what a sapient AI thinks organically. All that matters is whether someone can tell a non sapient AI to go behave like a paranoid killer sapient AI
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by meh8881 4y ago
The economics are absolutely an important part. Your school is very cheap. That’s nice. But you may well feel differently if you school had been 100x more expensive. Which is not a hyperbolic example.
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by meh8881 4y ago
People talking about the economics of college and citing their experience from over two decades ago as if it’s supposed to be comparable to today is really frustrating.
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by meh8881 4y ago
Yes, it can. Why is Yes not an answer?
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by meh8881 4y ago
Presuming it’s like Unreal, it merely flags that an update is available and lets you update if you want manually.
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by meh8881 4y ago
Why would you think telling it to play a perfect game, predicting all next possible moves, would help? That definitely made it worse.
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by meh8881 4y ago
Ask it to evaluate moves and explain why they are or are not good
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by meh8881 4y ago
Try asking it if a previous move was legal. Or why it decided to do the move. The problem is not a failure to understand the rules. It is just not very good at maintaining the state.
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by meh8881 4y ago
Why?
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by meh8881 4y ago
This is a joke from Community about open ended TV shows typically having enough narrative steam to get a compelling run of six seasons and a movie at best. Not a financial thing. Community has crawled through the trenches to get its six sea
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by meh8881 4y ago
If you have access to it, yes. The problem is the low barriers to entry for some guy to try and cause a bank run for the lols.

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