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by nstart 4y ago
I looked into the site. From what I could tell and given the timeline, it looked like the person was using an older model of text generation to create this spam at the time. The one about crocodiles being without scales and being slow and o
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by nstart 4y ago
It looks like Bing has fixed it. The screenshot I took was my own. Originally seen here https://fedi.cpluspatch.com/objects/6dc3bee4-1ff0-4cae-8994-... . I wish I could have posted the link to this directly but it only
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Their old engine. I just posted this because it’s the first instance I’ve run into in the wild where an engine gave an answer based off likely ai generated content. The content here gives the vibe of gpt 2 generated stuff. It’s a topic of i
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Bing thinks Mars has 2.5B people based on an AI generated blog wrong answer(imgur.com)
99 points by nstart 4y ago|88 comments
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Fwiw, I do know quite a few companies outside the tech space that use, and even love teams. These are the ones where I have personally gotten to see how they use teams: 2 car sale companies. 1 Accounting shop. 1 ultra large company that own
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by nstart 4y ago
Just a quick late note of appreciation. My friends and I have been trying to have some community way of each of us sharing progress on hobbies and side projects. After looking at this it was a smack-forehead moment. Setting up a private dis
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by nstart 4y ago
Exactly this. I like testing chat gpt’s hallucination and my most recent one was to ask it to convert a conversation I had so far into html. It followed the prompt correctly but instead of inserting its actual answer that it had given into
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by nstart 4y ago
I pick one thing I can obsess over with the intention to drop it when I’m bored of it or when I’m done achieving my goal . Current obsession is getting to a 1000 elo rating in chess. I can see myself in the future probably trying to get my
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by nstart 4y ago
Oh my goodness. I finally know who was behind the floating robot at the Dubai museum of the future! Had a chance to visit it last year and their flying robot was the best part of the whole experience :D . Thanks for sharing this. Amazing to
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Do you think you'd feel comfortable sharing some images with redacted information to show how you are using it? Would love to peek into how a forum tool is being used in a non conventional way. Thanks!
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Seen a few people trying to make these and honestly, it’s ok as a novelty thing. Like for a bday or unique occasion maybe. But using these as any kind of replacement for professionally done work feels like a disservice to children. Good aut
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by nstart 4y ago
There is a market, at least within south east asia, that mass produces stories like aesop's fables, and regional folklore. The books produced are thin 2minute reads and are available for purchase for less than 1 USD usually. It's
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by nstart 4y ago
There is the part where they expect to earn back from reselling the compost. > Mill has partnered with two processing facilities that purchase and turn all this dried food into a chicken feed ingredient, filtering out any errant forks o
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by nstart 4y ago
In this case, I don't know what Gumroad could do given that it's ExtendScript. But I can totally see Gumroad making a library for more supported ecosystems and an api endpoint that makes use of public/private key encryption t
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by nstart 4y ago
Huh. So gumroad verification is a simple call to the verify endpoint and I'm guessing if it returns "success": true that's good enough to enable usage of the product? I guess it would be an interesting experiment to crea
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by nstart 4y ago
That's really rough. It's one thing if a child has a history of asking for stuff and then abandoning it. Eventually if the parent says "not until you've used the other stuff", I can understand that, even if that one
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by nstart 4y ago
I'm not sure how I feel about the quality of this. It... drones. The samples are really bad. It's not that the voices sound robotic. The reading is boring. If this was tested on me without prior knowledge, I'd say "not s
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by nstart 4y ago
To be fair, I read that as a joke that actually plays on this notion. Some people within the fediverse are of the opinion that Twitter is a dying dumpster fire. The reality is that it's got a bunch more dumpster fires going on, but dep
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by nstart 4y ago
Sending a mail to the hosting provider is helpful. Also, if you are looking at blocking IP you can try blocking an entire ASN temporarily to see how that works. It’s one thing for someone to destroy a server and reimage it on the same servi
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by nstart 4y ago
I wonder about that. Electron is mature. Well supported. Well documented. Predictable on desktop on account of using a known rendering engine. When it comes to having a mobile app as well, I look to obsidian for inspiration on possible appr
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by nstart 4y ago
If a team member uses a personal token with Travis and the personal token can access private org repos, there’s a chance this can trigger.
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by nstart 4y ago
Yes. Still waiting for a reply from them on further audits + waiting for any kind of update from Travis since all the tokens that everyone has shared as affected have been related to Travis CI. This includes us as well.
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by nstart 4y ago
Not the op but I believe you are right. That answer is very much the chat gpt answer structure. Makes me wonder if stylometry can be applied to the default chat gpt style to detect generated responses
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by nstart 4y ago
To be transparent, I submitted this with “Elon Musk: <quote>” but the first bit either got auto stripped or I backspaced it by mistake.
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Less than 20% of Twitter's microservices are needed for it to work(twitter.com)
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That is going to need a source. All I see in these AI data gathering exercises is that if the industry isn’t a well established litigious one, the companies will happily suck in all the data, license be damned. Code and art both fall under
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by nstart 4y ago
To me the issue is that Meta is pushing to attack three challenges at once. On one hand there’s the hardware. Even now, people report motion sickness with the hardware. If you are trying to create a computing interaction medium of the futur
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by nstart 4y ago
I hear you. I’ve been lucky to work on dev experience in a platform team so I do agree that this is a platform teams job. I wonder though as our stacks mature and things normalize, if there’s a chance to do some thinking and organize system
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by nstart 4y ago
I think related to the article, this would fall under the lift and shift concept the author described. What the author really wants is a transformative experience around developing in a way that is cloud native. So don’t apt install package
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And then right after they announced the shutdown the chromebooks division announces a gaming oriented Chromebook lineup that has partnered with Microsoft, Amazon, and nvidia on their cloud gaming offerings. That must hurt the stadia team so

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