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Could someone please compete with GPT-3? This is getting ridiculous how far ahead OpenAi is getting, despite Google probably having better tech. It seems nobody else has the big brass balls of the OpenAI guys to put a large language model
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"Free love" to the very conservative social morals coming out of the 1950s was just as shocking. You're looking at this with a perspective 60 years after the fact when "free love" has largely been normalized. Obsce
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The way you know 4chan is the counterculture is every time someone releases a new generative art tool, 4chan figures out a way to do stuff with it that makes the creators have to restrict and/or shut it down. Like in the 1960s how the
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From what I've seen, the only higher ed experience where people care a lot about grades, class rank, etc. and it's highly competitive is law school. Everywhere else in academia there is grade inflation. The reason law school has
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Kind of interesting how the economics of LLMs are working out. Cloud computing power used to be considered unlimited, but now the LLMs have overwhelmed the surpluses of computing power. That they are telling the AI to be concise is funny s
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The solution is not to spend more money on it.
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>Amazon Is Selling Its 29-Acre Bay Area Property as Return to Office Stalls So you're telling me Amazon is trying to sell us on a new office concept where we work in stalls like we're horses? /didn't read the article
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>why the rush to rule them out? Any fact that would lead to the conclusion that there was a deliberate campaign of organized malice by large groups of people especially in government agencies is false because the conclusion is always fal
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There was the guy who won the NASCAR race using the trick he learned on the GameCube NASCAR game. The trick was to make the last turn skidding against the outer wall with the car floored and pass everyone. Enders game is probably obsolete
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I'd tell you the reason for all that stuff with data, but I'd get my post flagged. If you want a whole bunch of bad answers and maybe one or two decent well thought out uncensored answers I'd try asking on an uncensored foru
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Wonder how that compares to the dust from the above ground nuke tests in the Nevada desert back in the 40s and 50s. There was a movie filmed in Nevada in the 60s where almost everyone in it got cancer. See:; https://www.theguard
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The funny thing about ChatGPT is it will write code that uses non-existent confabulated APIs. You have to then call it out and it will say, oh sorry, of course you're right, here's another confabulated API, etc. The amount of co
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This is why the ChatGPT lawyer thing is far away. When you make an argument in a court filing as a lawyer, you as a person put your reputation on the line that that filing is not an argument that uses fake case law, or makes an argument th
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If you make a ridiculous argument using confabulated case law as a lawyer, you can be subject to discipline by the state bar and even lose your law license. The legal system's time and attention is not free and unlimited and that'
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Your right about the two-sided thing. The key to successful dating is understanding the woman's perspective. Most men think women should act like them and want to have meaningless sex right away. No, that's not how it works. F
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https://www.reddit.com/r/PygmalionAI/ is one. Mainly people are using it as an alternative to http://character.ai which people have said used to be incredible but has been slowly degrading in quality
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Looking at this site, I would argue that the canonical "hello world" of an image diffusion model is a picture of a pretty woman. The canonical "hello world" for community chatbots that can run on a consumer GPU will und
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Most small transactions would be via lightning channels between exchange providers. Basically, whomever was running the backend of the wallet app would be an exchange provider. In an ideal world, people would keep their long term savings
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You can use authy if you want to back up your 2fa codes. Google Authenticator is a lousy piece of software because you can't easily switch devices.
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Hydrogen will be the only thing that will work for long-haul aviation and large scale container shipping, in the form of ammonia (see https://www.forbes.com/sites/nilsrokke/2021/10/05/ammonia-a-...
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I think that Google has the ability to absolutely crush ChatGPT. Lambda is so far ahead that Google employees were raving that it was sentient. So they could disrupt everybody.. except for two things. First, the woke crowd deeply embedded
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As I have said before, the future will have two kinds of AI everywhere. Their AI to get you to buy something, do something, believe something, or in a warzone to kill you and Your AI to protect you from Their AI . Reality may even bec
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I have had great luck with Yelp. Maybe this is where Google's "no customer service" strategy starts to screw them up?
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People had a rule back then that you didn't talk about sex, politics, or religion. Now sex and politics in terms of gender identity, sexual orientation and all the other flavors of identity politics are front and center in a lot of pe
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The gold and vitamins is because anything to the right of NPR has trouble getting advertisers. There's a podcast I listen to called The China Show that is dedicated to news about things going on in China that's critical of China.
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For me, I find parties at the niche conventions I go to the most fun. At these conventions are tons of like minded people who are into the same weird stuff and it's easy to do get togethers after days at speakers and exhibits and have
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That's because if you said AI invented something and there was fraud or it was stolen from someone else the people who were making money off the patent would just say "Oops! nobody should get fined or go to prison because the com
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I think the best and most under-appreciated bad robot movie was Hardware[1] (1990). A junked robot gets repaired by scrappers and starts trying to kill them with a poison injection. The nightmare future bad robot stuff won't be this
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If people are having a hard time dealing with AI safety with ChatGPT, can you imagine the absolute horror of AI safety for a robot that responds to human commands and is in some ways more agile than a human? The crime accomplice possibilit
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The classic innovators dilemma. I think you're on to something. They just couldn't stand the ethical headache of this whole thing. I think this is the first really upfront case of highly useful technology being repressed. Sure
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