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realityfactchex
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realityfactchex
2y ago
Good to know, and keep it up!
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realityfactchex
2y ago
That UI is slick. An IMDB clone makes sense since IMDB is centralized and scoped basically to mainstream and indie movies and TV for the most part. Gentle but very much wanted requests: can it get User Accounts, User Reviews and Movie List
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realityfactchex
2y ago
Yes, it's really nice IMO that BeyondCompare has this model. After 30 days of ACTUALLY using it (days which are sometimes few and far between, and sometimes more closely spaced) is really a point at which, yes, it's justified to p
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realityfactchex
2y ago
>> Perhaps by having a dataset of symbols...a model for how to respond to inputs.... > That's the same as saying the machine has some kind of internal model of the world...as understood by the machine. An object can contain a
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realityfactchex
2y ago
> How else could it do that? Perhaps by having a dataset of symbols that corresponds to symbols that you similarly understand how they can be put together, as well by having a model for how to respond to inputs given some prompts. You ca
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realityfactchex
2y ago
The difference between your views and those claims from the OP are understandable. To answer your questions ("How else could an LLM do that?"), does this nuance help?: - The LLM is always answering "what it interprets that Y
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realityfactchex
3y ago
Yeah. I see (or notice) more and more use of "from" where "starting" might have been clearer. I have also seen this usage in old texts, so it's not purely new. I used to think this usage of "from" had to
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realityfactchex
3y ago
There are other similar stuttery experiences with top of the line latest iPhone too. Walk into Apple store and try opening an Email app on top end phone, or try swipe-scrolling a PDF to see how smooth it is. 1- Click an unread (demo) email
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realityfactchex
3y ago
Yes. I reflect on this from time to time. While there are some benefits, and hence the existence of the paradox, I am somewhat uncomfortable with this. On one hand, it seems ludicrous that (assuming some minimum threshold of personal expe
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realityfactchex
3y ago
Yes it is still around, usable, and used. Subjectively, more sites block it now mostly through their CDN (Cloudflare or endless Google Captchas or whatever), but by and large it's still very, very "usable". Just my opinions b
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realityfactchex
3y ago
Yep. I've thought a little about this. Some ideas below, not sure if applicable. I think part of the problem with that kind of work is that you get to see and understand on a really convincing level just how manufactured so much of e
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realityfactchex
3y ago
Here's the thing: even some of the listed items "off the top of your head" as counterexamples are entirely fraudulent. I don't think anybody's trying to throw the baby out with the bathwater. This is entirely seriou