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puttycat
3y ago
They pirate movies as well: https://garymarcus.substack.com/p/an-artist-fights-back-and-...
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3y ago
LLMs fail on much simpler arithmetics: https://github.com/0xnurl/gpts-cant-count
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3y ago
Does it? Ref?
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GPTs Can't Count
(github.com)
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GitHub's Old Chronoligcal Feed
(github.com)
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Seam Carving
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Password-protected language induction benchmark
(github.com)
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3y ago
I wonder how it will rank on benchmarks which are password-protected to prevent test contamination, for example: https://github.com/taucompling/bliss
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3y ago
Kagi is currently great. Can someone explain what makes it more resilient to AI-generated garbage than Google? (If at all)
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3y ago
That's a very nice PoC but if you already control the client enough to configure its DNS you will probably also have much easier ways to exfiltrate data.
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3y ago
I use Enpass which doesn't sync to cloud and can by synced locally (over LAN) between devices, for exactly this reason.
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3y ago
I also get white on yellow, using Dark Reader.
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3y ago
It does read very weird, I also suspected it being AI.
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Poverty of the Stimulus
(en.wikipedia.org)
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New York lawmakers' strategy to help children addicted to TikTok
(nytimes.com)
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3y ago
https://archive.ph/DyqE4
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LLMs and the Argument from the Poverty of the Stimulus
(ling.auf.net)
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OpenAI's model version docs are not archivable
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3y ago
I have yet to find a webpage that is constantly (deliberately?) invisible to Internet Archive, but there you go.
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One Year into Musk, X Monthly Users Are Down 15% and Ad Revenue Has Slumped 54%
(variety.com)
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3y ago
I can't believe this made it to HN front page.
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3y ago
As the author and other commenters here said as well, the mere presence of the phone, even with ALL notifications off, still creates a constant urge to check it.
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3y ago
Doesn't this end up in the same spot? Constant notification checking, etc.
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3y ago
News Feed Eradicator is open source: https://github.com/jordwest/news-feed-eradicator/ (and indeed great)
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The world is at war. And you will be part of it
(beneaththepavement.substack.com)
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3y ago
My main tools for Critical Ignoring (kudos for the excellent name): 1. SelfControl - with complete block of all social media, news sites, etc. (took a while to compile a very long and thorough list, but now it's pretty solid) 2. News F
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https://archive.ph/q4dwd
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I Know Collapse Is Coming, but Have I Accepted It?
(medium.com)
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Did Meta train its new image generation model on Facebook posts?
(twitter.com)
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3y ago
Why no video in such an article?
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