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by motoxpro 4y ago
I understand what you're saying. I just thing the world isn't so black and white. When you ask the idiot, or the smart person for that matter, a question, you have no idea if they are right or not. You only know after the fact whe
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Error is acceptable in all things that don't need to be deterministic. Which is most thing in life. How do I discover a good career path? Why do you structure a repository of a program into folders? What is the best place to vacation?
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by motoxpro 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bf-dbS9CcRU
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by motoxpro 4y ago
GPT-3 had been out for almost a year before ChatGPT and no one cared
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by motoxpro 4y ago
You're right. They won't make any progress on this metric at all.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
This is a logical fallacy. If the are dangerous for one group there are dangerous for all groups, similar to how a bomb is just a dangerous tool no matter who welds it. You can make the argument that you "need the tool to fight back ag
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by motoxpro 4y ago
People in the US lost 8.8 billion to scams last year. That number will definitely go up https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2023/02/... A few ideas: Impersonation at scale. i.e. ever
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Check out Bing Chat/Search. It's been doing this for "weeks" now. Also, GPT "search" is too slow for me right now. I could have had an answer on traditional search by the time the model outputs anything.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Nice job on the product. Same feedback as GP. I actually read this comment before I checked it out and still couldn't figure out step two. Had to come back and read your instructions again. I think it's probably related to what th
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by motoxpro 4y ago
ChatGPT comment
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by motoxpro 4y ago
An end of the world newsletter seems pretty fringe to me. Or maybe I’m just out of touch with politics.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
ChatGPT is not nearly as good of a product as what was demoed by Microsoft if you want to make that comparison. Not talking about LLMs/underlying model. I don’t think adobe makes their own either. Talking about the interface to it.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
I wouldnt consider stable diffusion, mid journey and Open AI products. Little bit too low level, they seem to be more platforms that the products are built on. Not to say they aren’t amazing, just that the productized versions (one level up
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Interesting that the large company AI products (this, Microsoft copilot, etc) are so much more compelling than any of the startups I’ve seen. Makes me think that we haven’t seen what true innovation looks like in this space. Right now, AI i
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by motoxpro 4y ago
I’m assuming you just keep adding functions that you forgot you added already: numToString() numberToString() parseNumberToString()
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Very US centric point of view. If the teachers are fine, leave them be. If a place doesn't have the resources to hire said teachers, use tools that help. Or in the US, if teachers are that important, maybe give them more resources to d
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Agree with all of your points. Side note, funny that (a) used to be how we would test for AGI (turing test) and now it's just "a problem with AI"
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by motoxpro 4y ago
They are just so simple to me that the "magic" never comes into play. Just a function that gets called when something in an array is different between renders.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Picked up react in the last 5-6 years and looking at old class component examples confuse me to no end. I guess it’s just what you learned first.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Been waiting for this. Super excitingSaid it somewhere else but AI is a feature, not a product in most cases and this is the perfect place for it.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
It can already talk to other agents. It also can already use “language” better than almost all humans (multiple languages, more vocab, etc) I guess what you’re talking about is it just going and doing something by itself with no prompt? Not
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by motoxpro 4y ago
It can already talk to other agents. It also can already use “language” better than almost all humans (multiple languages, more vocab, etc) I guess what you’re talking about is it just going and doing something by itself with no prompt? Not
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by motoxpro 4y ago
I think maybe the service just takes more people than he thought. You could make the argument that "it shouldn't take as many people as it did" i.e. the code quality "is bad" Or you could say "this is hard and
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by motoxpro 4y ago
People mentioning it tends to repeat, but so does every single argument on Twitter. It's because there is no possible way for them to come to consensus. Debate to convince, not to learn.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Github Desktop is the best thing to happen to GH for me. Makes my workflow so much nicer.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
Didn't happen with Google maps. Mapbox is definitely not 1400% cheaper. And many many people use Google maps before and after the price change. So I would disagree on both points.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shorthand for the origin of shortening words to save time.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
I know you were joking but I am so glad stuff like that is not on SO. It would look like Quora which is the scourge of the internet.
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by motoxpro 4y ago
So interesting that people think facts are the only thing that's valuable. Your comment isn't a fact, does that mean it's worthless?
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by motoxpro 4y ago
No one is out to get you bud. You just had a different experience than most people here, hence the downvotes.

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