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by pigeons 1y ago
But they didn't only train on information the creators made freely available. They trained on copyrighted materials obtained illicitly.
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by pigeons 1y ago
My experiences point me to oscillating between agreeing with you and disagreeing with you almost every day.
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by pigeons 1y ago
> I remember being given a proof of why RSA encryption is secure With what assumptions?
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by pigeons 1y ago
Very often.
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AI upstart Perplexity makes $34.5B offer for Google's Chrome(axios.com)
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by pigeons 1y ago
Those services, and more like facebook messenger used the XMPP protocol on both ends. Matrix bridges clumsily translate some of the feature of one protocol and display the chat on the other end.
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by pigeons 1y ago
Somewhere along the way I have lost title bars to know the title of each tab in my browser, whether firefox or brave. I don't know if I need to set it in the browser, or kde, or kwin, i also tried microsoft windows and the same behavio
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by pigeons 1y ago
Just being contextually relevant doesn't mean its in your interests as opposed to in the interests of the advertised or that the levers are transparent.
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by pigeons 1y ago
I know, remember Loopanics?
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by pigeons 1y ago
What about pre-1970 books?
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by pigeons 1y ago
"Oh, you must not have used the LATEST/PAID version." or "added magic words like be sure to give me a correct answer." is the response I've been hearing for years now through various iterations of latest versio
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by pigeons 1y ago
And just like google, the chatgpt system you are interfacing with today will have made silent changes to its behavior tomorrow and the same strategy will no longer be optimal.
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by pigeons 1y ago
At a minimum it needs roller skates, wings and flippers
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by pigeons 1y ago
If everything is curated to only include what pays the highest affiliate commission, how will we find good things that don't include a large marketing expense in their cost?
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by pigeons 1y ago
Tell us about your project, it sounds interesting!
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by pigeons 1y ago
Yeah google issues are great. https://issuetracker.google.com/u/1/issues/80379228
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by pigeons 1y ago
Can't be a high-end laptop without a trackpoint/nipple.
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by pigeons 1y ago
If you stay it then becomes your job to do things you disagree with, even if you are attempting to have some mitigating effect.
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by pigeons 2y ago
They don't make up the sources or include sources that don't include the citation anymore?
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by pigeons 2y ago
That's a really thoughtful point! Which aspect is most interesting to you?
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by pigeons 2y ago
Please fund my torment nexus.
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by pigeons 2y ago
Just an anecdote, but Moby Dick actually is one of the favorite books of most people I know who read it
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by pigeons 2y ago
Too true sadly.
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by pigeons 2y ago
I don't see how you could know what everyone's personal domain is to whitelist.
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by pigeons 2y ago
Just?
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by pigeons 2y ago
> And since you're sending your own funds, you're not a money transmitter. It's MUCH more complicated than that in several countries, particularly the US.
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by pigeons 2y ago
I'm interested in why you think OpenAI is probably very good at ensuring data quality. Also interested if you are trying to troll the resistance into revealing their working techniques.
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by pigeons 2y ago
Thank you
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by pigeons 2y ago
This was my favorite game.
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by pigeons 2y ago
In Canada all laws the legislature passes have to be approved by the monarch or the monarch's representative. In Canada the monarch is the judicial branch. Ministers are appointed and dismissed by the monarch. Parliament can be adjourn

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