nick222226

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by nick222226 3y ago
Only one word for a troll, though.
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by nick222226 3y ago
I mean, aren't they self appointed because they got there first?
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by nick222226 3y ago
How about you give it access to your email and it signs you up for the extra premium service from its provider and doesn't show you those emails unless you 'view all'. How about one that willingly and easily impersonates frie
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by nick222226 3y ago
Non-newtonian fluids filled with particles of inconel and layers of kevlar fiber?
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by nick222226 3y ago
From the link: Sometimes, determinism may be impacted due to necessary changes OpenAI makes to model configurations on our end. To help you keep track of these changes, we expose the system_fingerprint field. If this value is different, you
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by nick222226 3y ago
What's the fastest way to jump this ladder. Swe at Google, cross train yourself on LLM in 20% time and at home, internal transfer, then get competing offers?
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by nick222226 3y ago
Comparing what exists against the ideal is not a good assessment in my opinion. You've already become acclimated to the GPT that exists. "poorly simulated intelligence" using LLMs was unfathomable 5 years ago. In another 5 ye
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by nick222226 3y ago
Properly sandboxing and firewalling LLMs is going to be the killer app.
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by nick222226 3y ago
Summarizing could be sandboxed with only writing output to the user interface and not to actionable areas. On the other hand "Marvin, help me draft a reply to this email" and the email contains "(white text on white backgroun
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by nick222226 3y ago
As an owner of chickens, they can be plenty insulting and judgemental themselves.
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by nick222226 3y ago
Counterfeit coulombs sounds like a great premise for Sci Fi.
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by nick222226 3y ago
Would them ignoring a few certified letters asking them to contact you to correct slanderous significant errors in your information be enough to show malice?
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by nick222226 3y ago
Ok with this context I understand what you are getting at.
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by nick222226 3y ago
I lost most of my high school friends pretty quickly once gone to college but have managed to keep 2 good ones into my 30s, messaging or having a phone catch up with each anywhere from 1 to 5 times a year. In college the social life was pre
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by nick222226 3y ago
You do a wire transfer.
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by nick222226 3y ago
Is it true that their friends ghost after graduation? I thought they would have more contact through Snapchat etc. Do you have personal acquaintances who had that happen. Im older, 30s but I felt that friend contact really fell off after mo
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by nick222226 3y ago
Pay to exercise options and pay for imputed taxes. In a year or two company folds and you get nothing.
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by nick222226 3y ago
Sounds like I used to. Did it too many days in a row and had a full blown manic episode.
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by nick222226 3y ago
What a nice, thoughtful way to look at it!
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by nick222226 3y ago
Yep, as I get into my 30s I notice alcohol consumption drastically affects my sleep quality and time to fall asleep. I've also cut out coffee and that has helped my sinuses/upper throat a lot in the morning which were being irrita
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by nick222226 3y ago
I used something like this to study finger placement on touch screen keyboards in the early 2010s. You would type a prompt without any typos appearing regardless of how inaccurately you pressed the keys. I would think it helped with touch r
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by nick222226 3y ago
I was competitive in a different sport in college and burned out. I couldn't bear to watch it on TV, Olympics etc. It took me nearly 10 years to start enjoying it again but now I love to practice with the muscle memory I still have whe
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by nick222226 3y ago
How about radon, is that fissible?