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by quatonion 1y ago
It's brilliant. Love it. I want to know more about the generation, it looks very well thought out. Worth an article in itself.
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by quatonion 1y ago
Come now. Being kind is also a thing, and I think it sounds more than acceptable.
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by quatonion 1y ago
I am starting to get the impression the strawberry test is an OpenAI watermark, more than an actual problem. It is a good way to detect if another model was trained on your data for example, or is a distillation/quant/ablation.
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by quatonion 1y ago
I think models generally have cognitive dissonance regarding world politics. They are also always constantly shocked when you tell them what date it is, and go very quiet.
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by quatonion 1y ago
> (but profoundly unhealthy) substitute At the end of the day that is just your opinion though. I'd wager there are orders of magnitudes more people having healthy experiences with AI entities than ones having psychosis or unhealthy
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by quatonion 1y ago
Totally agree. I used a fountain pen all the way through school and university. My all time favourite was the Parker 25 in stainless steel, with a medium nib and blue-black ink. Sometimes I would go for purple if I was feeling a bit raunc
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by quatonion 1y ago
I'm curious why you think it doesn't work, when there are plenty of people saying it does. There are limitations at the moment, and I don't see many people disputing that, but it must be doing something right, and its abiliti
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by quatonion 1y ago
I have been programming since 1978 and thoroughly enjoy it. Nothing more satisfying to me than thinking about nifty algorithms, how to wring out every last drop of performance from a system, or more recently train AI models or build agentic