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by nr2x 4y ago
So we can deduce the training data is from before January ‘23.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Wow, way worse than the other example posted.
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by nr2x 4y ago
God damn, I’d like to report a murder.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Cool idea, but most of these patterns remind me of socks.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Tweets by a professional journalist with employer name in bio are a grey zone, but tweets from a super Mario fan account are firmly not journalism.
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by nr2x 4y ago
It’s from a place of love my friend, a Tweet is but a Tweet. Your inner peace is more important. Take a nice walk. :-)
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by nr2x 4y ago
Yes! Give your kids bamba! Israeli friends told me about how they basically have no peanut allergies and the science backs it. Made sure my kid ate it, and so far so good. I think it’s a gross snack but he loves it.
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by nr2x 4y ago
It’s not journalism, it’s a tweet. From a Mario fan account. Maybe take the rest of the day off? Work through the anger?
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by nr2x 4y ago
I can also guarantee you as somebody who did a lot of academic publishing prior to a stint at Big Tech, the lawyers had final say on everything. That phrase is pure corporate law.
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by nr2x 4y ago
It’s an experimental chatbot, not the mayor.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Because you avoid introducing any additional harms.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Personally Ive been coding long enough I’ve forgotten more than most junior people know. So I use ChatGPT to refresh my memory more than anything else. Like yesterday couldn’t remember how to open some ports on a Postgres server. ChatGPT ga
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by nr2x 4y ago
100%. Anybody with experience in distributed systems, networking, or SRE knows the plumbing can be as challenging as the “big idea”. Training these models is a plumbing job. And that’s actually really hard to pull off.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Exactly.
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by nr2x 4y ago
This is why Google Cloud has no chance against the OpenAI and Microsoft partnership. Google kills products randomly, has no clear direction or mission, and it’s business suicide to trust them for any core functions of your product. Whereas
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by nr2x 4y ago
And the wealth gets more concentrated in the process.
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by nr2x 4y ago
“Not a problem”…until they get laid off. Which has happened to many internal maintainers.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Correct, and a good chunk of layoffs were people who never got promoted because they were tending the garden. So it’s actually worse than that, anybody who tried to maintain something is marked for deletion by Ruth’s fire-a-tron
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by nr2x 4y ago
Give me a break, long time Googlers use the most shit tools just because it’s in house. Google Chat is trash compared to Slack.
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by nr2x 4y ago
I just thought the idea of a talking ship was funny, and enjoyed your reply!
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by nr2x 4y ago
I’ve yet to see a talking ship.
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by nr2x 4y ago
You kidding? What do you think a business loan is? Almost every business needs some form of subsidy to get off the ground.
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by nr2x 4y ago
LLM can do amazing things, but it’s a basically just an autocomplete system. It has the same potential to take over the world as your phones keyboard. It’s just a tool.
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by nr2x 4y ago
There’s tens of thousands of laid off engineers making all kinds of moonshots right now. We’re gonna have more moonshots than we’ve had in decades. These layoffs suck on an individual level, but they may be the best thing to happen to techn
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by nr2x 4y ago
On YouTube…
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by nr2x 4y ago
Yeah, with 190k headcount most of these people aren’t exactly head of the class.
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by nr2x 4y ago
I too remember the vast wasteland that was America before Google: local newspapers, shops, and malls pulling in sustainable revenue in their own markets. It was horrible. Ghastly, really. I much prefer getting everything in my life from one
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by nr2x 4y ago
And this is different where exactly? If Meta does another round so will Google. If it’s layoffs or ChatGPT the only thing Sundar knows how to do is copy/paste. Amazon and Microsoft are already PIP culture.
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by nr2x 4y ago
Think of the mega cap companies with a history of wage collusion!
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by nr2x 4y ago
No different than Google in those respects, Apple basically works for the CCP, Amazon doesn’t let people pee, the list goes on. They’re all trash ethically.

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