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by mpalmer 3y ago
Not to mention the singing cereal boxes of Minority Report.
842.
by mpalmer 3y ago
I feel the same lack of patience often, but in the end I respect anyone for putting themselves and their knowledge out there for critique.
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by mpalmer 3y ago
Everyone hasn't forgotten, they just aren't learning things from the bottom-up. It's Rust-like to the author because that's probably where he learned about it in the first place.
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by mpalmer 3y ago
It's not random. Most of the fake videos are taken from OpenAI's recent Sora demo.
845.
by mpalmer 3y ago
This seems be a pretty straightforward application of reinforcement learning. Breathless Vice headlines like this are one thing I will not miss at all from them.
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by mpalmer 3y ago
I'm not diagnosed but I almost certainly have something like ADHD. It feels like my brain will take the most insignificant excuse to start paying attention to something else. Copilot boosts my productivity by 25-30%, easily, by removin
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by mpalmer 3y ago
Imagine being able to configure the image generator with your own preferences for its output.
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by mpalmer 3y ago
It is not useless. Patent seekers can use this in future lawsuits contesting an existing patent's validity.
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by mpalmer 3y ago
Tenet has a dictionary definition; as far as I can tell there's nothing to suggest that it's specific to some industry-speak concept. If one is being super pedantic, tenets and principles aren't the same thing, but they&#x2
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by mpalmer 3y ago
> Why don't they have faith in their fellow man? Their fellow man (or enough of them) will screenshot the product saying outrageous things and post it as proof that your company is bigoted and your product is harmful to society. Eno
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by mpalmer 3y ago
How would we avoid malicious actors finding a way to sign generated images? The more trust people have in signed images, the greater the incentive to crack the system.
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by mpalmer 3y ago
I have looking for a way to do "push to record audio" (instead of Mac's dictate) for ages , thanks for the push to look at Shortcuts! Are you using the "Record Audio" action or something else? Ideally the shortcut
853.
by mpalmer 3y ago
Yeah...in the same way a self driving Tesla driving toward a cliff edge is better than a determined human. It's more likely to mess up and avert disaster, but it's pointing in the same direction.
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by mpalmer 3y ago
I got more and more excited as I read the description, and then I clicked "Pricing". Remember when you could buy apps?
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by mpalmer 3y ago
Is it just me or does Axios have a bit of a pro-Musk bent lately? First the pro billionaire link the other day, now an ostensibly straight-news item that throws shade at EV makers not named Tesla.
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by mpalmer 3y ago
My evergreen system prompt prefix: "You are a maximally terse assistant with minimal affect." Works well for the most part.
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by mpalmer 3y ago
Do you have a substantial counter to the claims she's supporting, or are you content to merely imply that you are even smarter and more level headed?
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by mpalmer 3y ago
Have you used mixtral?
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by mpalmer 3y ago
Labor, risk and expertise.
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by mpalmer 3y ago
Did I read the article? You mean the tweet? If you're saying it supports your claim that fine-tuning a model is equivalent to caching, you are mistaken. > If I own something, I can do whatever I want with it BRB digitizing my entire
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by mpalmer 3y ago
> I think you missed my point. "Caching" output by training a more efficient / cheaper model with that output is in fact against their ToS. In my simple brain that is a form of caching. If that was your point, I'm pre
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by mpalmer 3y ago
It took me 30 seconds to read their TOS and confirm you're just making most of that up. > As between you and OpenAI, and to the extent permitted by applicable law, you (a) retain your ownership rights in Input and (b) own the Output
863.
by mpalmer 3y ago
I have to think that ad revenue is the prime metric, and Google is loath to change search non trivially to improve UX according to the measures you list. Read the emails released in the recent antitrust suit and you'll see intense pres
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by mpalmer 3y ago
Not to mention that businesses lobbying Congress is not actually a bad thing ipso facto. It's the volume of speech- excuse me, money involved.
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by mpalmer 3y ago
The ideas put forward aren't well supported by relevant facts. Humanity's population won't necessarily have a single peak. And the author selectively calls out adaptations that are being thwarted by advances in modern medicin
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by mpalmer 3y ago
> I'm always salty! :) Same! > Ultimately, my beef with my favorite news agg is the lack of editorial note when they change a post title. I would support this.
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by mpalmer 3y ago
It's funny that you won't call your favorite social network by its new name. You seem to be conflating your own use of and preference for X with some kind of overall victory for X over its competitors. Why is Threads dead? Because
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by mpalmer 3y ago
This one isn't clickbait, so probably not. He complains that losing the "Copy, Acquire, Kill" context hurts the people who never read the post(??), which is a tad rich considering his post's success hangs on aggregators
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by mpalmer 3y ago
"kids" "who grew up" ...
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by mpalmer 3y ago
How do you account for the behavior of Promise.all? Or do you mean parallel?

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