monkpit

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   by monkpit 3y ago

   > Although I think distribution causes further distress to the victims, it's much less severe than the initial abuse. A bold claim with no evidence provided
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   by monkpit 3y ago

   I am consistently shocked that anyone ever found c2 insightful or helpful. Maybe it’s one of those things that was better in ye olden days. Every c2 link I have ever followed was just an incoherent blob of text arguing with itself. The TvTr
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   by monkpit 3y ago

   Contractors charge you based upon the value they provide you, not their costs and labor. A time estimate is reasonable to expect, though.
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   by monkpit 3y ago

   Would there be some limit that it approaches over a large number of iterations though?
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   by monkpit 4y ago

   How is the coffee maker related whatsoever to the soil used to grow the rice?
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   by monkpit 4y ago

   Sushi grade fish is flash frozen at -40°f - not all fish is frozen this way. Most [0] sushi grade fish in the US is frozen this way before distribution. This is not the case for ALL fish. It would almost certainly have been frozen, just not
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   by monkpit 4y ago

   That’s an interesting idea. Something like Folding at home, or coin mining.
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   by monkpit 4y ago

   I suppose regulation is part of what I had in mind, but it would be really tough to prove anything in court (I feel) so regulation might be impossible. Maybe we require transparency in how the model is trained, what the prompt is, etc. It’s
9. 339.▲
   by monkpit 4y ago

   If it’s not disclosed then it’s abuse (in my eyes - not saying legally, just morally).
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    I want an open version of this that I can train on any data I choose, can give any prompt I want, and runs on my hardware. However, I feel like the best and most useful versions of this type of software would (by necessity) only be able to
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    Is there any way we can prevent these models from being abused by large corporations for profit? I was just thinking today, it’s interesting how I can ask ChatGPT something that is hard to get a straight answer for - such as “how much does
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    const thingies = ["a", "b"]; const thingToYaml = thing => yaml`- thing: ${thing}` const thingiesYaml = thingies.map(thingToYaml) const config = yaml` - foo - bar - baz - thingies:
13. 343.▲
    by monkpit 4y ago

    What a terrible experiment design. Groups were given Pepsi, Coke, and a control group was given water. That’s not very conclusive evidence for/against any particular ingredient, or carbonation.
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    Are you claiming that Land Rover makes a high quality product? Or just a luxurious one?
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    This was my understanding as well, I was surprised that the article didn’t end with the advice to remove it altogether.
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    > It already is taken as fact in many circles You can really say this about anything. Not that I am disagreeing with you, but it’s a dubious way to frame anything you wish to state.
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    YOLO was the motto in the popular Drake song “The Motto”…
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    I wonder if they’ll be training the AI on the same voice actors from Oblivion or if they’ll just use some generic AI voices. Or maybe some other celebrities?
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    > wow, there is a person who's really dedicated to not giving a crap about those forms of art “You’re entitled to your opinion, but if you don’t agree with me you must not be capable of enjoying music”
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    I think the number of people who would actually do this is smaller than you think.
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    How?
22. 352.▲
    by monkpit 4y ago

    You also have to consider - does the company you are calling BENEFIT from you hanging up in anger/frustration? Many times the answer is yes.
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    I was interested in reading more about this, but the only google result is your comment. Could you remember a name or any other details that might help find the story?
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    I haven’t looked in years but last time I checked there was a real lack of any well-documented guides of how to get things going. I managed just by trial and error but I would hardly call it fun, it left me wondering how anyone makes any co
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    Thank you!
26. 356.▲
    by monkpit 4y ago

    To clarify, by simulators I meant: iOS simulators running under a Linux docker host.
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    Is anyone using it in for production software? Are there any legal issues? I’ve considered using this for running simulators but I always get asked about how legal this is.
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    Because the intonation can depend on the events of the story, which it can’t be trained on.
29. 359.▲
    by monkpit 4y ago

    > the other person in your conversation will speak into your phone Well that sort of ruins it…
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    by monkpit 4y ago

    I disagree. In the case of audiobooks, a language model might be able to store context of the story similar to a reader, but a good reader/voice actor will be able to add emphasis or inflection to enhance the story - and decide to do s