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I agree with most of your advice, especially "go outside" ... but I don't understand why one should "stop listening to podcasts". Do you mean stop listening to podcasts which discuss current events? Because there ar
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I think this is a concern not just for Copilot but for LLMs in general. It's only a matter of time before they get monetized, intentionally (sponsored results) or unintentionally (SEO spam). LLMO might be the next SEO.
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Both misinformation and disinformation have been rampant since the dawn of media, yet people tend to believe everything they read. As Knoll's Law of Media Accuracy says: "Everything you read in the newspapers is absolutely true ex
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4y ago
Genuine question, but what makes an LLM more dangerous and requiring of censorship than a search engine? Search engines are perfectly happy to serve "unsafe" material with the right search terms. Also, if the goal is to ensure the
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Copyright Registration Guidance: Works containing material generated by AI
(federalregister.gov)
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> front ends independent of any of the existing frameworks that exist today, which I think is probably controversial Not sure controversial is the right word, in fact I think it is quite a common sentiment among developers, especially th
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4y ago
If OpenAI or another company theoretically ever managed to actually create AGI, I could see the argument for forcibly open sourcing it for the sake of humanity. But we're nowhere near there yet.
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Cartel Twitter use spiked after Musk takeover, per report
(newsnationnow.com)
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Living in Japan, I can confirm that elevator door close buttons tend to work much more immediately than in the US. Also, the doors themselves are more aggressive, so it's inadvisable to try to stop the door with your hand. These two th
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I think we already have moved in this direction, in the sense that a degree doesn't get you much in the job market. Employers tend to place much more importance on work experience, tangible accomplishments, certifications, and so on. (
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4y ago
Nothing particularly difficult or unique, but adding a simple script in crontab to download new videos from my youtube Favorites playlist has been immensely helpful in archiving over the years, as videos inevitably get blocked or deleted.
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4y ago
I think the problem is more about friction. While it might be possible to install another shell on every remote server you work on, are the features really worth the trouble? Also, I've sometimes had to work on remote boxes on an inter
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4y ago
It's been funny to watch Less Wrong people rise to prominence lately just because someone made a convincing chatbot. I'm not saying they're necessarily wrong, it's just been funny to watch what used to be a fringe intern
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4y ago
I would also like a hint. Here are some notes I've taken so far: Trying "Boolean" gives you "yes". Images 1 and 3: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Material_nonimplication Equivalent to P AND NOT
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4y ago
Discussion for level 13: I feel like it might have to do something with this four tet playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2uzbATYxs9V8YQi5lf89WG (From four tet's spotify profile: https://open.sp
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11: "ambidextrous", remove planets from the filename and reverse 12: "playback", Raymond Chandler novel missing from the pile
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Thank you so much, finally got it!
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(Spoiler warnings possibly, although I haven't solved anything...) I am stuck there too. I'm almost certain it requires sending an email to a gmail address, but I'm not sure what that address is. I've already tried: No r
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Thank you, I suspected that was the case. Still trying to figure out the right address. Not sure if the hidden clue is a red herring.
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Does it involve sending an email?
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Great overview. I would love to see a section added about Shift_JIS (SJIS) art. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shift_JIS_art http://text-mode.org/?tag=sjis-art
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As much as I hate Musk and want this story to be true, it smells awfully fishy to me. It's all based on a story told by a single unverifiable source to Platformer, not exactly the pinnacle of journalistic integrity. It could easily be
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It's hard to tell, but I wouldn't be surprised, given "I've created an extension to overcome ChatGPT's limitations. Do check it out." at the top. I asked ChatGPT which parts were most likely AI assisted: > T
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Thanks to everyone who commented. I ended up using Material for MkDocs ( https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/ ). Fits all my requirements nicely.
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Ask HN: What are your favorite tools for generating simple documentation?
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I doubt there's much risk of that in this case. A person who wanted to imitate this would need to: - Live in Japan, or be able to get a Japanese visa - Have a Japanese driver's license - Have a remote working job with flexible eno
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Just one guess, but in the "good old days" of the Internet, people would sometimes get suspicious and accuse you of trickery if you edited your posts without explanation, so a culture developed of always explaining even the most t
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An idea that sounds convincing at first, but falls apart on closer examination. I found myself less and less convinced with each example, some of which really seem to be grasping at straws. Programming philosophies encompass much more than
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I agree that it's very useful, but I'd be careful about "fact checker". GPT is perfectly happy to confirm falsehoods as facts and hallucinate convincing lies. A good fact checker verifies from multiple sources and uses c
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4y ago
> Also, you can make a carrier! How you may ask? it is easy. In our time, we have a lot of digital asset marketplaces such as NFT marketplaces that you can sell your items and make a carrier. Never underestimate the power open source sof
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