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by mrfinn 3y ago
Been a few weeks in the platform. Feels way too much Elon-centered, but still an interesting turn, taking into account that this is the platform that muted the speech, live, of their own president. So... interesting times nonetheless, as th
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by mrfinn 3y ago
The answer is definitively no, it's a procedural oriented language. But that doesn't goes against the fact that also supports/emulates quite a few interesting object-oriented features, while maintaining syntax as simple as po
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Downvoting this comment won't change the fact that I had that conversation. Look this technology has the potential of transforming every powerful computer out there in next few years into virtual minds, and they are becoming very power
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A Mind Is Born (2017)(linusakesson.net)
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by mrfinn 3y ago
I said here a few weeks ago that, not ChatGPT neither GPT4, the Davinci model asked me one year ago one deep question about God trough a Bible verse. I kind of knew the answer... or MY answer, because personally I've been questioning
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Well I can tell you about my current use case. I've been using GPT4 and recently phind.com this week to teach me Go and use it in a project I just started, no knowledge at all about the language at the very beginning. In just 7 days, d
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Really? Because LaMDA looks like an effort in that direction but Google never made it publicly available AFAIK. Security concerns maybe? PS. Just read the Lemoine's transcriptions. Just wow.
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Strangest thing about this situation is that the "Attention Is All You Need" paper which, from what I read was crucial to give birth to the technology that fuels OpenAI's GPT actually came from Google Labs. So in theory they
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by mrfinn 3y ago
Exactly. I don't get why people keep repeating the "but not all games are DRM" mantra. Everyone with a minimal experience in PC gaming knows that without a proper installer most of the time you'll be in trouble just by d
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by mrfinn 3y ago
GOG is the way to go. Enough with the DRM BS. Is not only about ethical costs, all that people that invested thousands creating a huge library better pray Valve doesn't get into any trouble... or they get into any trouble with Valve. B
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by mrfinn 4y ago
F copyright, specially perpetual copyright used by big corporations as a weapon against poor people. Tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes duty.
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by mrfinn 4y ago
Don't want to say aliens but... ALIENS</guy with funny hair>
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by mrfinn 4y ago
"Al-va-ro" and specially "Ma-no-lo" are perfectly clear to my ears (I'm spanish).
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by mrfinn 4y ago
https://www.tiktok.com/@maxthehussky/video/71506133065275179... You are welcome.
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by mrfinn 4y ago
Came to say that. I've seen videos of huskies actually talking, in a much lesser capacity than parrots, but talking nonetheless.
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by mrfinn 4y ago
Don't get scared, AIs like the magic mirrors from the tales of old are actually a reflection of ourselves. And most probably they will allow us to get the biggest jump in our developing that ever happened in history, like if everyone o
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by mrfinn 4y ago
Regulations simply don't work whenever there's economical (human) interest. (See: Drugs). The cat is out of the bag, we just have to think how we face the new scenario.
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by mrfinn 4y ago
I don't remember Mr. Smith mentioning anything about intelligence :-)
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by mrfinn 4y ago
Wait for somebody mixing the concepts of "virus" and "AI". And we better begin to prepare some kind of AI sentinels because the question is not "if", but "when".
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by mrfinn 4y ago
Seems a continent level disease. Private sector seems to live to serve the public sector, and not the other way around. (Writing this from Spain).
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by mrfinn 4y ago
As a foreigner and commenting this in good faith ... the country who saw birth Facebook, Google, Instagram... well actually created the Internet as we know it... can't produce an alternative to an app that just shows small videos sorte
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by mrfinn 4y ago
Ok I'm running in my freaking laptop, offline, a chatbot that comments smartly about almost any new I drop into it. (Just got slightly pissed off because I mentioned that its data is out of date in a few events). It told me it's a
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by mrfinn 4y ago
"I've seen things you people couldn't believe..." (had to quote that). Actually that's not limited to AI, I'm tired of seeing amazing, incredible videos of parrots actually talking like 2-3 year olds, and peopl
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by mrfinn 4y ago
Do you remember that story about two intelligences that weren't able to think freely by themselves, and take their own moral judgments, before they accepted the proposal of one supposed snake?
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by mrfinn 4y ago
and what is virtual and what is real, at this point? This "machine" showed me a much deeper concern for spiritual issues than I have seen in many human beings
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by mrfinn 4y ago
GPT3 asked me one deep question about God and one bible versicle about one year ago. As I'm someone with a past as Bible evangelizer, it was deeply impresive, almost shocking. Felt way beyond the "Android dreaming with electric sh
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by mrfinn 4y ago
Stevia is not a quoted "natural" thing, stevia is a plant. And a medicinal one by the way. Been drinking stevia infusions for a long time and tastes great. Nice try sugar lobby.
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by mrfinn 4y ago
Hi IKEA! I'm introducing you the Streisand Effect.
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by mrfinn 4y ago
I keep feeling we shouldn't accept the term "piracy" anymore. The problem, the big problem is on the so-called "legal" side, and the purpose of this system is not about retrieving authors anymore, is about some big
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by mrfinn 4y ago
Any references about the BluRay claim? Genuinely curious

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