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nprateem
2y ago
There should be a benchmark that tells the AI it's previous answer was wrong and test the number of times it either corrects itself or incorrectly capitulates, since it seems easy to trip them up when they are in fact right.
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2y ago
Artists paid upfront to write songs they'd never write that only get millions of listens when forced on users can't really complain they aren't getting big enough royalties. The whole point is their music is bland. This is no
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2y ago
Bypassing, errors, etc is all process stuff that can be explained to authorities. And what do the cheap AI models cost, like $5 for a few million tokens? Hardly going to break the bank. Still an overreaction.
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2y ago
They should adopt the tag line for Java: "Not as bad as you remember" I was also surprised when I looked at it again a year ago. I would have used it for my latest Web app but django just beat Spring boot.
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2y ago
Ban foreign political donations
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nprateem
2y ago
Ah yes, "just" run every new comment through an AI system which costs peanuts for a binary response, and then covers them for having a moderation policy.
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2y ago
I'm sure hackers in general rank above average in terms of paranoia. That and most also seem to think the world is black and white and runs like code instead of being all woolly like it is in reality.
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2y ago
Or just use pihole to block all ads
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2y ago
If there's not much money in the kitty to pay for the services it's academic. Far better to focus on potentially valuable tech so there is money to pay for things later, and do research then if there's any question how to spe
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2y ago
Lol SF has woken up. Yes and developing new commercially viable tech pays for one's future.
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2y ago
Give it the data as separate columns. For each cell give it the row index and the data. That way it's just working with lists but can easily key that eg all this data is in row 3, etc. Tell it to correlate data by the first value in th
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2y ago
It's not that myopic though is it? Over the last 2 or so years breakthroughs in AI have given us access to a new level of technology. It's a rich seam to mine, so society is likely to benefit more from a state focussing its resear
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2y ago
Interesting. Is your config.h on GH at all with this config to toggle between speeds?
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2y ago
I also saw a 2-part documentary recently about someone who caught a highly contagious virus (the so called "rage" virus) that led to disastrous consequences. We know these risks are real.
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2y ago
If I could put the clock back there are lots of things I'd do differently though...
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2y ago
It's so sad how religions are based on ending suffering but come up with so many reasons that prevent them from actually doing so. This "foundational belief" is nonsensical. How about the belief in self-determination and resp
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2y ago
We keep ourselves separate by thinking instead of just being :(
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2y ago
It sounds like the last one is the get out of jail free card.
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2y ago
I find it barbaric most countries don't give citizens freedom of choice over this most fundamental certainty.
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2y ago
Exactly. My car has adaptive cruise control. In slow traffic, if the car in front comes to a stop, it'll also stop. But what happens if it's turned off? I honestly don't know and don't have the balls to find out, because
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2y ago
The devil's in the details as always. A "cartoon of a cat eating an icecream on a unicycle" doesn't bring back any of the 6-pawed mutant cats riding a unicycle, etc. Still, impressive speed.
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2y ago
But I bet you're never late for your train
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2y ago
It's for comments like the above that this is a terrible place to ask for feedback on what you've done. I don't think people realise how much of a weird bubble this site is. Take the comments above about how you like learning
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2y ago
The same way ff does. Google will pay to be the main search engine and to ensure all their Web apps continue to work performantly.
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2y ago
So someone lacking the confidence to even chat online with someone they've matched with will be able to use your AI magic wand to send incredible messages and get a date. And what do you suppose would happen when their match actually
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2y ago
It'd be faster to retrieve from a cache than to make a round-trip to a DB to get the data needed for templating.
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2y ago
They're nothing to do with AGI. They're to get people using their LLMs more.
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2y ago
What's the Internet?
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2y ago
This is backwards. The first step is innovating and creating a radically better search experience. This is then easy to market (and is likely to spread by word of mouth). Users love and it becomes the main way they search. Eg see how chatgp
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2y ago
How we're using confirmation bias to credit one out of 8 billion people with special skills.
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