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by qup 3y ago
Machine it into a gauge block for some obvious technological precision. Maybe carve it. I read once that stamping serial numbers into steel changes something at a molecular level in the steel, so that filing them away is not enough to remov
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by qup 3y ago
Meanwhile: https://www.businessinsider.com/cox-active-listening-claims-...
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by qup 3y ago
As a counterpoint, that's kinda my personal definition. I don't think of calories, carbs, fats when I think about "nutritional value." A related phrase is "empty calories," which I define as foods with no vitam
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by qup 3y ago
What if I'm just playing Super Mario Bros?
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by qup 3y ago
I would. Keep logs, review anything that needs attention. Don't keep it a secret. Make sure they view it as a tool. I would be so much farther ahead if I had chatGPT to answer all my questions at 8 years old. I had books, at least.
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by qup 3y ago
I'm going to do this to find a Toyota truck. I did a similar thing like twenty years ago to nab free stuff on the local Craigslist.
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by qup 3y ago
Validate what? That it can be a business? The rational way to validate that is to try to get customers. Validate that it's worthy of building? That's different. Maybe it's a great idea the world needs, but with no real path t
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by qup 3y ago
I'll save everyone a click: there's zero comments in the previous submission, which was by the commenter.
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by qup 3y ago
They should have allowed blood sacrifice. An equal opportunity version of pay to win.
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by qup 3y ago
I have a tangential question: my dad is old. I would love to be able to have this feature, or any voice access to an LLM, available to him via an easy-to-press external button. Kind of like the big "easy button" from staples. Is t
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Physicists Entangle Individual Molecules(princeton.edu)
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by qup 3y ago
Build something. Just build something you want. Or, find something you think you can build that already exists, and clone it. That's kind-of how web stuff gets built anyway; I've built many projects that were just a PSD file that
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by qup 3y ago
After it was done, did he say "see, that wasn't so bad"?
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by qup 3y ago
Please enforce this rule on my dad. He recently told me I should take apart his garbage disposal to remove some kind of problem because it would only take about 5 minutes. My dad doesn't own a screwdriver.
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by qup 3y ago
A very small percentage of users comment. It's probably better that way.
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by qup 3y ago
twoplustwo.com is a great example from the poker world
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by qup 3y ago
This requires that I have a pretty good idea what a hemorrhoid is like. I'm happy to say that I don't.
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by qup 3y ago
It's 2023, why can't the iMessage app allow some user preferences. Christ.
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by qup 3y ago
Maybe it's fair (I don't particularly agree), but that doesn't mean you're going to get it. Someone else will take what's on offer.
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by qup 3y ago
Sounds like at that point we have bad actors using it as a weapon.
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by qup 3y ago
I love this game. Although after enough playtime, I found boots of blinding speed to be a necessity. (Blocking the blinding effect, of course) I wonder why they took levitation out of the later games
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by qup 3y ago
This is the kind of thing I like to ask GPT4. It can usually explain what's going on. Asking different ways usually leads me to understanding it well.
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by qup 3y ago
AND the work
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by qup 3y ago
<3 South
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by qup 3y ago
Lucky, enjoy it.
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by qup 3y ago
Those aren't the real questions. Eat your veggies.
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by qup 3y ago
How it proceeds in the case of human error is going to be almost totally removed from its "intelligence," and almost totally related to its training.
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by qup 3y ago
When I want to run it locally on normal hardware.
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by qup 3y ago
Most humans fail this, in my experience. I'm not sure a trick question is going to be the litmus test for AGI.
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by qup 3y ago
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