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2mo ago
> but it won't necessarily - yet - cut through the processes around it. sounds like a trillion dollar idea were one to actually solve this
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2mo ago
Funnily enough, the parent made the point that people probably overestimate their position in the future pecking order, and did so sarcastically, which you seemed to have completely missed (probably due to being ESL), something even a curre
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2mo ago
> The most miserable people to live in history were the British working class in the mid/late 19th century. I find this topic very interesting, do you have any reading you could recomment on this?
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nubg
2mo ago
ai slop comment. post the original prompt
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2mo ago
ad slop post
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2mo ago
correct!
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2mo ago
He won't lmao it's an instant check mate for putin bots
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2mo ago
> in croatia people believe that you need to press the opposite direction to "summon" the elevator, if the elevator is on lower floor they will press the "up" arrow to bring it up to their floor this is hilarious
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2mo ago
> The simplest elevator algorithm is called SCAN and was patented in 1961. The elevator starts at the lobby and goes all the way to the top floor before reversing and coming back down. It picks up and drops off anybody on the way. Patent
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3mo ago
Like?
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3mo ago
Did it cost 100k to build? How much was the cement worth? Etc. now to create a house from scratch, you must first invent the universe
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3mo ago
This is one of the rare headline where Amazon does not refer to the hyperscaler
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3mo ago
> I personally keep 24x7 audio recordings of my life to try to get ahead of false accusations. Can you go a little more into the details here?
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3mo ago
> Do hope he can claim compensation... Can any UK lawyer chime in?
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3mo ago
Why not publish the prompt anyway and let readers decide if they want to run it through an LLM (maybe next year's LLM, which will probably be better)?
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3mo ago
Superpower by 2026 it seems
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3mo ago
so did you write this post with the assistance of LLMs?
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3mo ago
nobody writes like that. the article is based on a prompt, which i would much rather read, instead of the ironed out version that the llm produced
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nubg
3mo ago
do you think running LLM output through .lowercase() will hide the fact that you are posting AI generated comments?
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3mo ago
Potentially interesting article ruined by AI slop hallucinations like > For now, the API is fast, free, and fun to try. The next hardware announcement will tell us much more than another small model would.
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3mo ago
But it's hallucinated slop? (by a human) Is this literally true "bouncing along in a pink jacket and blue pants decorated with cartoon bears"? or just what the author thought the scene could have looked like?
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3mo ago
> The young girl tugged on her mother’s hand as they pressed through the doors of the hospital in Shanghai. She was 6 years old, bouncing along in a pink jacket and blue pants decorated with cartoon bears. Behind them, her father rolled
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3mo ago
Thank you very much, this is very useful and helpful. I will be using this and I missed it before. I want to acknowledge your effort.
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3mo ago
Is this real or a joke?
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3mo ago
What's your UI like?
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3mo ago
I agree! We should go all the way though and credit the authors of the data the LLM was trained on. People who just run LLMs training scripts should never get a reward or credit.
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3mo ago
The problem being? If the content is good enough and the narration fine (it took you a while to even notice), why does it matter? > Like is it really easier to generate a video with fake AI narration than just narrating it yourself? Yes?
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3mo ago
Why not just put the floor plan with no photos then, or just photos of an empty room with white walls? I can imagine myself how a room _could_ look, what added value does your imagined version add?
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3mo ago
Wait, this seems to be just about _disclosing_ the use of AI? So realtor websites will get a tiny footer saying "image experience may be enhanced with AI" (note my skilled use of "may" which actually means "are alwa
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3mo ago
> and deleted there torrented copies and not released any models derived from them as a consequence. I have a bridge to sell you
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