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by ratg13 3y ago
The mechanisms are in place .. literally nobody was paying attention. They spent millions on campaigns advertising this stuff and asking for feedback only to get <100 views on youtube videos about the subject. They need to start working
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by ratg13 3y ago
I don’t know how more people don’t notice this. I truly believe Reddit themselves are using the bots to fake participation. This was noticeable immediately after the blackout, with all of the “I’m sorry I’m not allowed to generate offensive
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by ratg13 3y ago
> The really useful point of building the constraints in is to ensure we don't get offensive content by accident Um, no. Useful points of building constraints are things like so a mentally unstable person cannot use it as a weapon
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by ratg13 3y ago
It’s the ‘open secret’ of the internet. It has nothing to do with Meta. Literally everyone can figure out that if a website asks for your age or birthday, what you can put in whatever you want.
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by ratg13 3y ago
From what I understand the goal at the moment is to get GitHub closer to feature parity with ADO before they start to deprecate it .. so hopefully it's coming. And obviously, grain of salt, third-hand knowledge, etc.
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by ratg13 3y ago
Correct, I've only heard this from two people and this is only their take. This is not an official position. But the fact that people within the company are saying this to me directly is enough to get me to believe it. I wouldn't
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by ratg13 3y ago
I’ve talked with people at MS that have told me Azure DevOps is no longer in active development. You should start your migration to GitHub actions.
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by ratg13 3y ago
Shame can be a motivator. Also you’re implying that MAUI does not have serious problems, which is not true the case. It’s good to bring this to people’s attention so that others do not make the same mistake choosing MAUI as this guy. The MA
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by ratg13 3y ago
I was unaware until seeing this that India had surpassed China in population.
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by ratg13 3y ago
90% of ‘new’ is just reposts of things that have already been heavily discussed here. Personally, I am glad to go through the new queue and flag topics that have been beaten to death. I’m sorry that you feel participating in the curation of
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by ratg13 3y ago
This is the one you want https://arxiv.org/pdf/2305.20050.pdf It’s different from the link the other user posted. This one is specifically about the Q* process
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by ratg13 3y ago
Nobody respectable has said that AGI will be achieved in the next 5 or even 500 years.
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Only by a physical person. Otherwise it's not an airgapped network.
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The supreme court recently made ad skipping legal, and have also removed all book bans. A recent study was done that also proved conclusively that skipping ads saves your company money by saving bandwidth.
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by ratg13 3y ago
The guy that fired too many shots that couldn’t have been technically possible, that fired a magic bullet that bounced around the bodies of two people and ends up on a hospital stretcher looking like it’s never impacted. JFKs brains were bl
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by ratg13 3y ago
Dropping people off in the middle of nowhere with no transportation. What could go wrong?
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by ratg13 3y ago
Why would you want to do that? Just let the Big Bang happen again to start a fresh game. Tens of billions of years is enough for one round.
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by ratg13 3y ago
I don’t know if I would call several months, “way ahead” If Microsoft released the full product in that amount of time, it stands to reason that it was in production long before CAMEL was released.
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by ratg13 3y ago
I think the headline is misleading. The way this article describes it.. They created a character that they are animating in Photoshop with their graphic design skills. Reading between the lines, because photoshop tools incorporate AI, that
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by ratg13 3y ago
I’ve heard the name, but honestly could not tell you what it is.
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by ratg13 3y ago
Gabe trying to leverage the non-emergency pandemic like a teenager that doesn’t want to go to school doesn’t start this off well for them.
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by ratg13 3y ago
PG doesn’t say he’s fit for the job, he just says he’s good at some unspecified thing. Maybe that unspecified thing is just corporate knife fighting and this time PG is happy he’s not on the other end of it.
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by ratg13 3y ago
If the author is reading this, you’re posting videos and text together in a single article, making no attempt to describe the contents of the video. There are reasons nobody does this.
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by ratg13 3y ago
> So brazen was Mr. Moniruzzaman's theft, the file path on his screen still read 'ValeoDocs.'
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by ratg13 3y ago
1 person, 157 hours. The rest is recordings and we have no idea how long they are. Probably a new one every time there is a pause. So maybe a month's worth.
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by ratg13 3y ago
Agreed that your quote is evidence of nothing, but it is absolutely possible to ask the AI a number of questions to determine if it has seen the source material or not. Something like this: https://www.reddit.com/r/Chat
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by ratg13 3y ago
Someone want to post a description for those of us that don’t watch videos?
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by ratg13 3y ago
I guess this begs the question, why run war-related ads? If you’re not making profit, then all you’re doing is fueling the fire and throwing some coins at the maimed for zero purpose.
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by ratg13 3y ago
Minor nitpick. The author says the company doesn’t know where you live, just where they shipped the blanket. Presumably though the data is getting to them somehow, either through an app or your wireless network and because of this, they lik
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Pay no attention to those stablecoins over in the corner. The name implies they are stable, what more could anyone want?

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