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nabakin
3y ago
They say in the article that the bug became a much lower priority because their employees simply switched browsers
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nabakin
3y ago
To save you guys some time, this is a 2 month old paper and not made by OpenAI. It could be related to Q* (I don't know enough to determine that) but it's not OpenAI's Q*.
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nabakin
3y ago
If you read the bug tracker, a comment mentions this affects Zen 3 and Zen 4
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nabakin
3y ago
Regarding (1), it's not that simple. It depends on what form fusion takes. Fission was once thought to be the future of energy generation, unlimited clean energy for all, but now we realize the (justified) regulatory, maintenance, safe
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nabakin
3y ago
https://youtu.be/PtAIh9KSnjo?t=3754
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nabakin
3y ago
Fyi the gist was a copy of that letter originally posted to board.net. It was created by a user here on HN when the board.net link first came out and its servers subsequently crashed from the HN hug of death.
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nabakin
3y ago
There have been a few suspect title changes on HN as of late but this would be a good one.
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3y ago
> Has the CPU industry really managed to pull off it's attempt at a bs coup that more cores always === better? I thought this at first then I realized the cost-performance benefit gained from adding more cores often outweighs just i
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nabakin
3y ago
I wouldn't trust Apple's marketing on that if it's where you got those numbers from
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nabakin
3y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted
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3y ago
Statistica lists their source as https://gs.statcounter.com/search-engine-market-share/deskto... I guess however statcounter is getting their data is heavily biased toward the west.
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nabakin
3y ago
I don't think Google has 90% of the world's search market share. In the west, I'd say that's about correct, but not in China. Baidu takes a big chunk of that and China has a large population. Unless a really small fracti
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3y ago
I disagree with the title change on this post. It is much less clear what is happening here. For those new: the engine of popular game War Thunder has been open sourced under the BSD license.
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nabakin
3y ago
That's not true. I've had consistent hallucinations many times.
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nabakin
3y ago
You're 100% correct. PiHole is a DNS adblocker so, essentially, it's only able to block whole domains. My understanding is Google puts YouTube ads behind the YouTube domain so if the PiHole blocked YouTube ads, it would block the
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3y ago
Screenshot?
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nabakin
3y ago
How can we be sure it gave the correct system prompt and this isn't some hallucination?
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nabakin
3y ago
I find that I visualize things vaguely/abstractly by default but I can put a bit of effort in thinking about the detail of the object I'm trying to imagine and then I can see that detail. So I might imagine an Apple as a circle bu
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nabakin
3y ago
https://youtu.be/vUwQLsWjA-g&t=2m
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nabakin
3y ago
Veloren is an MMO? Thought it was just a multiplayer game
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nabakin
3y ago
What MMO?
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3y ago
Additional resources for people who want to read or watch more on the subject: https://youtube.com/watch?v=wK5v1Nw98xs https://www.reddit.com/r/fusion/comments/10ohto9/livestream_... &#x
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nabakin
3y ago
They don't mention what datasets were used. I've come across too many models in the past which gave amazing results because benchmarks leaked into their training data. How are we supposed to verify one of these HuggingFace dataset
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3y ago
I love the balance between simplicity and utility. Ability to download podcasts for later, queue them up into a playlist, cast to a device, easily search through thousands of existing podcasts but able to add the RSS if needed, timeline for
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nabakin
3y ago
Could have been OP btw. You can change the title after making a post
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3y ago
More evidence they are incapable of predicting where the future of technology lies
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3y ago
Thanks
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3y ago
Have a web archive link? I haven't read it
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3y ago
It's a very biased take too, as if it's already clear modern AI is on the level of the internet. If they believe this honestly, I'd say they are in a bubble. Modern AI is impressive, sure, but comparing it to the invention of
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3y ago
I think you're right, the list of authors includes GPT-4
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