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by rahidz 4y ago
Not necessarily, only ~30% of the database is in English, so it likely won't be as good as a smaller model trained solely or mostly on English words. https://bigscience.huggingface.co/blog/building-a-tb-scale-m...
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by rahidz 4y ago
I agree, it also makes for an excellent way to get rid of excess frogs! I recommend it highly as a pastime. You might even be able to sell the dead frogs off to some kind of scientific institute or something. That'd make you money too,
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by rahidz 4y ago
This article kermits a great sin by not including the best cover of this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCY0aeUx-Ns
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by rahidz 4y ago
Everyone knows how to use Google, but it takes a certain skill and knowledge to use Google effectively. I think that sometime in the near future, knowing how to phrase something to GPT, DALLE, etc will be a very valuable skill for humans
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by rahidz 4y ago
At least in the US, the 5th amendment protects against revealing our passwords to the government (and we can always go with "I forgot what it was"). I don't believe the same is true for biometrics and such, is it?
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by rahidz 4y ago
>The truth always (eventually) rises to the top. Do you believe that websites with no moderation tend to have the best truth/lie ratio?
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by rahidz 5y ago
Reminded me of https://waitbutwhy.com/2014/05/life-weeks.html from the same website. One of the few things on the Internet that changed my entire outlook on life.
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by rahidz 5y ago
I also pay for Youtube Music/YT, but I exclusively use Vanced on my phone, as it integrates with Sponsorblock, locks in a set quality setting (unlike the actual YT app which keeps kicking me to 480p when it feels like it), removes a lo
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by rahidz 5y ago
https://twitter.com/YTVanced/status/1503083904047194116 What even...did Google force them to Tweet this or is it a joke?
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by rahidz 5y ago
Just bookmark this: https://twitter.com/search?q=filter%3Afollows%20-filter%3Are... As a bonus, no ads.
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by rahidz 5y ago
Interesting! I get all Reddit results on my laptop (Safari), but on my Android (Edge and Chrome) I get Good Housekeeping and NYTimes before Reddit. Some kind of ad? Though when I click on the three dots next to the result, it says it's
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by rahidz 5y ago
To me the advice of "If your current job has bad labor conditions, find a better one" has an implicit meaning of "Certain jobs have bad labor conditions, and this is fine". People are realizing this shouldn't be, an
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by rahidz 5y ago
If it specifically targets Pinterest then maybe. But if they write a general rule (say, penalizing sites that require a login before displaying content I'm looking at you Quora...), or add additional features like perm-blacklisting sit
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by rahidz 5y ago
>In Web forums, do not abuse “smiley” and “HTML” features (when they are present). A smiley or two is usually OK, but colored fancy text tends to make people think you are lame. Seriously overusing smileys and color and fonts will make y
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by rahidz 5y ago
>Motherboard has seen samples of the data, and confirmed they contained accurate information on T-Mobile customers. https://www.vice.com/en/article/akg8wg/tmobile-investigating...
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by rahidz 5y ago
>Simply searching for “PAS”, “WS3” and “vault” on Google together with the names of air bases in Europe quickly led to free flashcard platforms such as Chegg, Quizlet, and Cram. https://www.bellingcat.com/news/2021&#
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by rahidz 5y ago
Very nice! Hopefully it'll avoid the uh...issues AI Dungeon had. When GPT-NeoX comes out, is there a plan to switch to that? Is such a thing even feasible without a lot of hosting cost?
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AI Dungeon will block certain words, review content flagged as inappropriate(latitude.io)
110 points by rahidz 5y ago|163 comments
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by rahidz 6y ago
https://www.spacejam2.com/press-kit Wouldn't this run afoul of cyber-squatting regulations when you're straight up admitting to it?
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by rahidz 6y ago
>... thousands of Wikipedia “volunteers” essentially work on the site full-time, driving its success — but that while they get nothing tangible for their efforts, WMF bankrolls its employees’ cooking classes, massages and gym memberships
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by rahidz 6y ago
StoneToss is a Nazi. Not in the "Anyone I disagree with is a Nazi" sense, but like an actual "Jews control the world, white males are superior" sense.
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by rahidz 6y ago
It seems like Google punishing you for taking actions to increase your privacy, which not-so-coincidentally reduces the data they're able to hoover up from you.
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by rahidz 6y ago
Why is everything brown-ish?
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by rahidz 6y ago
Also sports! This is a big one, as high school sports are the lifeblood of many a small town. Ending school early lets kids cram in their 2+ hours of bashing each other's heads in for the amusement and profit of locals before they do 2
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AI Dungeon Cost Update(aidungeon.io)
3 points by rahidz 6y ago|0 comments
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On the Magic Potential and Bleak Future of GPT-3(medium.com)
1 points by rahidz 6y ago|0 comments
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by rahidz 6y ago
https://support.google.com/chrome/thread/38144053?hl=en&msgi... Has the identical problem, disabling hardware acceleration is the suggested solution. edit: And https://bugs.chromium.org/p/
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by rahidz 6y ago
>Sure but who decides what ideas are bad or immoral or harmful? Simple, whoever owns the platform.
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by rahidz 6y ago
>I don't believe in fighting "bad ideas" by suppressing them, I believe in shining a light on them. Let the truth fight for itself. I mean, this is testable. Look at websites where "bad ideas" aren't suppres
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by rahidz 6y ago
By this logic we shouldn't let governments regulate anything, for fear of Hypothetical Hitler one day abusing it.

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