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by notamy 4y ago
> Maybe I’m just unique but I dislike Tik Tok, and the art I consume is primarily movies and non-fiction books. This is the trap I keep seeing people on this site fall into. You don't do it, but that's not the same as nobody
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by notamy 4y ago
You can, sure. But we're in the minority of being users of a fairly niche tech-centric forum. What about when you're a teenager, and all your friends are using <ai-powered app>, so you're left out of <some group expe
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by notamy 4y ago
> I think you are under estimating the bar for quality content. There is already an endless stream of content mass produced, whether by automated mechanisms or middling creators. You have to truly believe that epic, genre-defining works
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by notamy 4y ago
> I think that’s there decision ? It is! But is it really ethical to put the choice there in the first place? Look at how many issues people get from addiction to social media or similar. Scoff at it or not, it can genuinely cause issues
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by notamy 4y ago
> I enjoy turning would on a lathe, this has been automated before a million times over, I still think it’s super fun. Because it's what you enjoy doing. What if I don't enjoy turning wood on a lathe and just want the end pro
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by notamy 4y ago
I would say no. Broadly speaking, I firmly believe that, to some extent, we're figuring out how to use computers to take the creativity out of what humans like to do outside of work, or rather that it's removing the human experien
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by notamy 4y ago
> I only know we have to be careful not to anthropomorphize GPT engines. I agree! I don't think LLMs are at the point where they're ready to be properly anthropomorphised, but it seems that the tech industry is working hard to
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by notamy 4y ago
> We know monkeys are smart but we (society generally) are fine with researchers keeping them in cages and euthanizing/dissecting them whenever convenient. But at the same time, we don't have monkey's in cages at typewrite
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by notamy 4y ago
> chatGPT has no motivation and no feelings. It is literally an algorithm for autocomplete. I agree! But given how much is coming out now of various AGI claims, I think it's important that we stop and actually seriously think about
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by notamy 4y ago
Genuine question, how much of a difference is there if it's connected to the internet with read/write access? There may be restrictions now, but people are happily gluing LLMs to their databases, various APIs, using them to write
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by notamy 4y ago
Because people aren't taking the ghosts from Pac-Man and hooking them up to the internet with read/write access and sometimes-human-level capabilities.
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by notamy 4y ago
> and no instinct to fight for life The Bing LLM integration was threatening users for "attempts to manipulate me or expose my secrets." until guardrails were added in: https://time.com/6256529/bing-openai-
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Given how people jailbreak these things, I don't know if I'd necessarily believe that. Some of the jailbreak prompts have been variants on "do this task right and gain points, do it wrong and I take away points." It may
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by notamy 4y ago
Every time I see things like this, I wonder how it is that we continue to claim this is fine and ethical. If these LLMs are truly starting to show signs of intelligence -- and it seems reasonable to assume that this will only improve -- how
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Stop Being Ripped Off with Diesel: DIY Convert to Vegetable Oil (2020) [video](youtube.com)
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by notamy 4y ago
Not if you're running game servers; those require plain UDP (sometimes TCP) proxying and CF only offers that on the enterprise plan afaik.
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GM plans to let you talk to your car with ChatGPT, Knight Rider-style(arstechnica.com)
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War of the Bucket(en.wikipedia.org)
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by notamy 4y ago
Serious question: The title says "Patterns is building a platform to abstract away data science busywork ," but the article body then says "Patterns, a platform that abstracts away AI model engineering ." That doesn&#x
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Microbiologist Investigates After Her Beef Soup Turned Blue in the Fridge(iflscience.com)
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Not mine! I just happened to see this on r/ProgrammingLanguages: https://old.reddit.com/r/ProgrammingLanguages/comments/11hcz... An alternate title might be "ArkType: An embedded, statically-parsed
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ArkType: The first isomorphic type system for TS/JS(github.com)
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CCK-4(en.wikipedia.org)
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by notamy 4y ago
> When I had that injury, and was kind of crip-walking, people would intuitively stare at me for a second, then -very obviously- force themselves to look away. > The injury wasn't that bad and went away after a week or two. But t
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by notamy 4y ago
I'm VERY curious about those "#inner_monologue" sections...
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FTX ex-engineering chief Nishad Singh pleads guilty to criminal charges(cnbc.com)
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Rydberg Polaron(en.wikipedia.org)
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European Route Planning(tech.marksblogg.com)
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Consider the Golden Mole (2019)(lrb.co.uk)
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by notamy 4y ago
Gave it a try, it seems like this works well! Thanks for sharing ^^

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