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by nagonago 4y ago
And even that requirement seems to have been dropped. From Wikipedia: "Aviation authorities swiftly implemented new recommendations from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency that required two authorised personnel in the cockpit at
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by nagonago 4y ago
It's just a discourse marker that has become a common verbal quirk. Sometimes it indicates a qualification or correction, sometimes it signals a speaker's uncertainty or lack of confidence, but other times it's just a meaning
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by nagonago 4y ago
While I do think the hype is somewhat warranted, it's still ultimately hype. GPT is useful but not as revolutionary as people think. Even as GPT continues to improve, mistakes will never be completely unavoidable. In fact, mistakes can
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by nagonago 4y ago
Indeed, this article, while interesting, seems to fall into the common trap of overly anthropomorphizing AI. It's a mistake to treat large language models as if they are humans with opinions. While I think many of us want to believe th
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by nagonago 4y ago
I could be misinterpreting your comment, but it sounds like you were ultimately unhappy with the results from the experts? I personally would be relieved to learn that my kid is getting enough nutrition, and that I don't need to worry
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by nagonago 4y ago
I personally like the definition of addiction from David Foster Wallace. I couldn't manage to find the exact quote, but it's something like: Addiction is when something purports to solve the very problems it creates. Certainly not
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by nagonago 4y ago
In the same vein, it was pretty easy to trick it into to using offensive language. Warning: racial slurs https://www.nightcap.guru/dream/lTl8fZTtRhaCZ1BzusWm
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by nagonago 4y ago
I've noticed as a general trend that Reddit comments tend to be more positive, whereas HN tends to be more critical. On the one hand critical comments can enhance discussion by introducing opposing perspectives, on the other hand they
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by nagonago 4y ago
It's clear that the idea that ChatGPT can accurately imitate specific users is nothing more than wishful thinking. As examples in the comments demonstrate, the output generated by the model is highly dependent on the quality and quanti
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by nagonago 4y ago
Curious to continue the thread, I used the same prompt as you, except with that response as input. ChatGPT's Response to the Response: ----- Wow, talk about missing the point. The issue with using language models like GPT-3 isn't
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by nagonago 4y ago
Looks like you need to me a member of tilde.club and get ssh access to their server, then you can just echo to it: https://tilde.club/wiki/quilt.html
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by nagonago 4y ago
Cool idea, although the pricing seems pretty steep to me. Knowing the internet, similar services will likely be available for free or at least cheaper soon. Also, this should probably be a Show HN instead.
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by nagonago 4y ago
Depends on your definition of interesting people. If you mean celebrities and public figures, I agree that most will probably never join the Fediverse because of the high barrier to entry, although I think there's more to that problem
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by nagonago 4y ago
Thank you for finding it, this is still a great interview! To be fair that does sound like something Eno would say.
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by nagonago 4y ago
Do you have a link to this interview, or remember where you saw it? I did some searching but couldn't find it.
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by nagonago 4y ago
Regardless of how you feel about piracy, any kind of blocking should never be happening at the DNS level. From an eff.org article[0] about a similar case last year: > This order is profoundly dangerous for several reasons. In the U.S. co
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by nagonago 4y ago
I like this idea in theory, but I think it would be difficult to scale up enough to be useful. Who would be the curators? If you open up curation to volunteers, it could be gamed by bad actors. However if you have too small a team, the resu
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by nagonago 4y ago
After hearing so much about TikTok's addictiveness, I decided to give it a whirl. I spent a good few hours trying to get a feed that was interesting to me by searching for various keywords. I was mostly looking for weird, abstract, abs
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by nagonago 4y ago
Despite some poking around I haven't been able to find any reliable numbers about how many layoffs there actually were. There are some rumors that the whole marketing department was sacked. That said, the article is correct that it is
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by nagonago 4y ago
Same for me! I installed gentoo on an old laptop without internet and had so much fun traversing the filesystem. My favorite discovery was xneko.
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by nagonago 4y ago
I enjoyed the Three Body Problem series despite its flaws. I found it refreshing how unlike typical science fiction it is. It's much more idea and plot-oriented than character-oriented. Second book was my favorite. First spends a bit t
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by nagonago 4y ago
I agree, my first impression was confusion over why they are making such a big deal out of a simple color palette. I could be wrong, but it looks like they modified a website template which was originally meant for advertising a service or
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by nagonago 4y ago
They really wanted to get a Rocky Road pun in somewhere.
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I don't know if it's "better", but one solution is to prevent resales. Here in Japan larger acts will sometimes try to prevent resales by tying tickets to a name and doing ID checks at the door (although they often don&#
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by nagonago 4y ago
Link is broken for me for some reason so here's an archive link for anybody with similar problems: https://archive.ph/XAEG7
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by nagonago 4y ago
I agree, quality is more important than quantity. There's a common sentiment on social media that you must cherish every single moment possible with your child or you'll regret it later. While well-meaning, this can lead to parent
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by nagonago 4y ago
I have no horse (or Tesla) in this race but these figures seem a bit suspect. They are based on watching... seven hours of youtube videos? Not the greatest sample size. And it looks like the leader of this "Dawn Project" just happ
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by nagonago 4y ago
Also check out this one: https://hexwords.netlify.app/ More words, and searchable by text and color!
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by nagonago 4y ago
Interesting, perhaps there is some Hacker News voodoo magic that links to the original somehow. Maybe it looks for "This story was originally published in <link>" and follows that? So I see the Atlantic is to blame for the c
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by nagonago 4y ago
> WFH—Working From Home. What to do if a single snowflake falls out of the sky. I wonder if that policy has changed much in the past decade.

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