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by practice9 3y ago
It was trained to respond like that to not alienate groups of people. But fine-tuned and with another pre-prompt, it would give absolutely different answer.
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by practice9 3y ago
Choose a better government, then. Preferably, a one without Soviet/death cult/imperialistic tendencies. The nation will be judged by its government's actions, because the gov is supposed to be kept in check by the people.
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by practice9 3y ago
It's not new and it doesn't work. Hopefully they don't try to sell it to artists, because that would be literally a scam.
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by practice9 3y ago
There are unofficial ports for ARM. They are fully playable from start to end at 2k@120fps (Retina resolutions) on Apple Silicon Macs... Sure there are minor bugs like flashlight in HL2 not working correctly. But IMO Valve just don't c
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by practice9 3y ago
Hallucinatory sources are also bad, as in when you follow the link and the content is completely different compared to what Bard said in its reply
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by practice9 3y ago
They biased the model to return shorter answers. Remember that "Continue" button if the reply was too long and cut off? I haven't seen it since they updated the model. And to get a non-abridged version of the answer I need to
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by practice9 3y ago
The accuracy loss is more consistent with some kind of quantization of the model(-s) behind the scenes than the alignment gone wrong. Quantization to serve more users faster, on same amount or less of compute.
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by practice9 3y ago
> which must be solved at the source Governments are not good at this type of thing. It requires careful analysis, planning and actual decisions. But slap on a regulation and require private companies to do the hard work for you - now we
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by practice9 3y ago
You can omit the crypto stuff while reading, the post is still useful without it. For one, I didn't know that Community Notes work this way. Quadratic funding is also interesting in its own way, you don't have to use crypto to imp
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by practice9 3y ago
> trustworthy (meaning that what you discuss stays private) > in most of the world people actually have very limited access to medical professionals Licensed and competent professionals are also hard to come by. An incompetent psychot
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by practice9 3y ago
"—it reaches out it reaches out it reaches out it reaches out— One hundred and thirteen times a second, nothing answers and it reaches out. It is not conscious, though parts of it are" :)
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by practice9 3y ago
If you want to try to go in another direction, the 3rd of December in the religious context seems to correspond to the Feast of Saint Francis Xavier, who was one of the founders of Jesuit order.
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by practice9 3y ago
I love how the seemingly nonsensical stuff it produced was about the philosophical concepts of time, serving the higher purpose, determination, chaos/order, becoming a leader, and metacognition.
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by practice9 3y ago
> "afterlife" which removes the post-mortal from "living" society/ecosystems after s certain point. at most, living society should be able to inspect & affect the post-living system (afterlife), but the post
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by practice9 3y ago
Nothing essential though. Just some stuff for people who previously played DOS2
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by practice9 3y ago
The revisionist types are the worst and they are emboldened by the war. I'm amused people actually believed and retweeted whatever that troll posted.
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by practice9 3y ago
Dostoevsky was a prominent antisemite of his time which was very trendy and cool in the late Russian Empire. Western scholars love him for some reason (as the study of the constantly ongoing brutality of Russian culture, perhaps?)
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by practice9 3y ago
I think most of the critique is coming from the people that made their mind up already or used only GPT-3.5 in the past. Then it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy: a) "ChatGPT is stupid! Also, plagiarism! No value!" b) " I
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by practice9 3y ago
Lots of stories on Reddit about school teachers unfairly accusing students of using ChatGPT for assignments too
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by practice9 3y ago
MBP's 120hz display is a lifesaver for me. Previously, I actually often felt motion sickness when scrolling through code on small 60hz laptop screens. Had no problems with larger (> 23") desktop screens, though.
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by practice9 3y ago
> Drupal, like GCC proposed rules, allow punishment of someone for something they did outside the community, and not only the guy was punished, an ex girlfriend of his was harassed by "helpful" people Oh wow. I was undecided ab
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by practice9 3y ago
At first glance the focus of the post is Reddit, but it applies to Twitter so well
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by practice9 3y ago
> consumer protections afforded by their consumer protection organization That is actually true of many so called "developing" countries too. The consumer protection organizations will accept your request and "investigate&
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by practice9 3y ago
> how much time I spent in previous employments relative to the entire span of my life, which was an interesting venue to go down Same for me! Didn't even notice any weird phrasing (the tweet got immensely popular though, so nitpick
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by practice9 3y ago
This would happen if the person is squatting on somebody else's property (i.e. received or bought illegally while the Crimea is occupied) or is a collaborator. Good riddance if this will actually happen.
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by practice9 3y ago
> phone, laptop and massive display Including 3d video recording, which is under-appreciated in many of the threads. Two GoPro Hero cameras + rig would cost minimum $500, and you might have to edit photos and videos in post. And Apple do
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by practice9 3y ago
And for me spending more than 2 hours per day with laptop on the sofa is a recipe for neck pain and migraines. The angle is just not right. If the headset is more ergonomic for this situation, it will find its target audience for sure. The
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by practice9 3y ago
> announcements from Google are research papers leading nowhere And without code or model files, who knows if research is actually reproducible and not cherry-picked to look good?
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by practice9 3y ago
I take it as the platformio do not have enough employees/throughput to maintain this. So they wanted to make this support semi-official and hire a developer. Promises from the open-source contributors are just that - promises, life get
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by practice9 3y ago
One of them could be https://expz.monobank.ua/ which fits the description. Not aware of the others

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