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by meowface 2y ago
I know you're joking, but I bet that actually would work well here.
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by meowface 2y ago
I'm not baffled, but I do find it a little surprising (yet endearing). A year or so before ChatGPT, I had integrated the GPT-3 API into my site and thought I was being clever by prefacing user prompts with my own static prompts with in
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by meowface 2y ago
I completely agree PHP is a terrible language - as I said, I hate it - but your comment was still not very relevant.
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by meowface 2y ago
I hate PHP, but this is not a good comment.
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by meowface 2y ago
I suspect even the vast majority of decision makers in the US government wouldn't have a conversation like that. And even if they somehow did , how does that change how one should feel about what Assange said? "Well, he was psych
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by meowface 2y ago
Funnily enough I was actually going to write "Frieren is the only one that comes to mind that doesn't follow this formula", but I figured it would sound way too myopic since surely that can't be the only one.
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by meowface 2y ago
As an anime fan, I wish there were more series that strayed from this formula. So many are either isekai, "protagonist has an ultimate power/entity inside them they can't fully control", or both.
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by meowface 2y ago
Side note, but I enjoy papers with meta-contrarian theses like these.
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by meowface 2y ago
To add to the confusion, in English people might pronounce the article "a" as "ei" (like when reciting "ABC") or "uh" (like the start of "under"). I think most Americans do the latter. I do,
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by meowface 2y ago
Plus the letters in "bouba" appear rounder than the letters in "kiki".
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by meowface 2y ago
There's no doubt you can write a wrapper for an LLM that can realistically mimic the same process. Cat-and-mouse isn't the answer, here.
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by meowface 2y ago
It's a drop-in replacement that's orders of magnitude faster. Barring security/bug concerns, in my opinion there's no reason not to use it.
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by meowface 2y ago
Their policy is to not use code from private repos, right?
584.
by meowface 2y ago
Yes, that's what this article is about. It doesn't mention user device surveillance.
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by meowface 2y ago
Has anyone done an analysis of it? I've used orjson in all my Python projects for years.
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by meowface 2y ago
You can't really expect an intelligence agency to publicly pre-commit its predictions.
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by meowface 2y ago
>Case in point: where in the article is the INR's brilliant prediction about the future of the war in Ukraine? Maybe the INR doesn't reveal predictions of that nature to the public or media?
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by meowface 2y ago
>I mean at this point what sama has exposed himself pretty much aligns with what his 'enemies' say about him. Where?
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by meowface 2y ago
What happened to Nix?
590.
by meowface 2y ago
Good, long video covering the whole GameStop stock phenomenon (among other things): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pYeoZaoWrA
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by meowface 2y ago
You claim to work for either Anthropic or DeepMind (almost certainly DeepMind). I'm doubtful their AI products don't use people's works in similar ways.
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by meowface 2y ago
It's confusing because that was also my interpretation until I saw the quote from the DoJ prosecutor in the article: >“Today’s announcement sends a clear message: using AI to produce sexually explicit depictions of children is illeg
593.
by meowface 2y ago
Why are you so sure of this?
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by meowface 2y ago
Example of this from another comment: https://youtu.be/1WupH8oyrAo
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by meowface 3y ago
FYI, on HN, you can get code blocks by indenting with two or more spaces: like this
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by meowface 3y ago
CSS is adding native nesting: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_nesting...
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by meowface 3y ago
I think this is likely, yes. I think there are already some leads pointing in that direction. I think it likely won't depend on quantum mechanics, though. (But of course, this is all idle speculation from a complete amateur.) Each neur
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by meowface 3y ago
No. A p-zombie is a very specific hypothetical construct: something absolutely 100% identical to some equivalent conscious being in every way except that it has no consciousness.
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by meowface 3y ago
For the record, 30 years later most consciousness researchers still believe it's unlikely that quantum mechanics plays a special role in consciousness. It of course remains plausible, since we still don't have the true answers yet
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by meowface 3y ago
>Stumpy Nubs is a fine woodworker and a great YouTuber, but he, unlike the CEO of SawStop, is not a patent attorney. Gass also has a PhD in physics and was the person who designed and engineered the product. >If they want to claim the

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