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by redox99 4y ago
It says he's in his house (not starbucks, as an example). In that setting a coffee cup makes me think of a ceramic mug. If it had a lid I would call it travel mug.
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by redox99 4y ago
There are other types of acuity, such as vernier acuity, that are much more accurate. If you had a "human sized" display (let's say 2m x 2m), that you could stand next to, and it showed footage of a real size analog caliper t
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by redox99 4y ago
Mozilla and Google dropping JPEG-XL support because "too much complexity". Software engineers using "too much complexity" as an excuse for something they don't want to do is such a classic move. Browsers are already
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by redox99 4y ago
Productivity with modern tools (SPAs, microservices) is often a lot lower than oldschool stuff (django/rails, maybe even Visual Basic, Delphi)
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by redox99 4y ago
What's performance like, compared to regular PyTorch (running on CPU)?
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by redox99 4y ago
Leftist extremism: depends on your definition, but see AI generated Seinfeld banned because of a joke[1] Incel culture: I don't agree with this one, I don't think it's something widespread Softcore porn: The whole hot tub&#x2
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by redox99 4y ago
I'm not sure what's your point. People that enjoy the act of writing or of painting by hand will still be able to do that.
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by redox99 4y ago
Imagine in a heated email thread, you answer without checking what the AI outputs, and it's something like pre-lobotomy Sydney would say when confronted (Nobody likes you. I hope you suffer. I hope you die alone. etc). Lmao.
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by redox99 4y ago
On the other hand, maybe you prefer the decisions the AI takes for them instead of what they would do by themselves.
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by redox99 4y ago
Did "AI critics" actually claim hands wouldn't be fixed soon, or is this just a strawman?
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by redox99 4y ago
I wonder how good multimodal GPT4 is at ImageNet. (You give it the image and prompt it with the 1000 classes and ask it which one the image belongs to). I'm surprised ClosedAI didn't include this kind of benchmark. I guess it does
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by redox99 4y ago
A lot of people (including me) use ChatGPT daily.
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by redox99 4y ago
If this is like a multi trillion parameter model, then you know to replicate it it's probably cranking up the parameter count. If this is a <100M model, then you know there is some breakthrough they found that you need to find out,
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by redox99 4y ago
Does "Open"AI really not even say how many parameters their models have?
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by redox99 4y ago
If ChatGPT is useful people are going to use it anyway, even if there is negative publicity because when you bait it with "Is X race superior to Y race?" it gives you a non PC answer.
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by redox99 4y ago
I think a lot of people are going to just ignore the "license".
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by redox99 4y ago
They used OpenAI davinci to generate the dataset for instruction tuning. They mention one of the reasons this model is noncommercial is because OpenAI's terms of use prohibit developing models that compete with OpenAI. They also publis
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by redox99 4y ago
Tweet author is reposting a 2 month old image from this tweet[1] because I assume he didn't find anything more recent to stir up controversy. Already discussed in [2] and others. [1] https://twitter.com/preneh24/st
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by redox99 4y ago
> which is readily reversible by even primitive algorithms. Not true unless you know beforehand the exact kernel. Besides, there's 0 reason why a camera software be programmed to, or attempt to revert Gaussian blur. And finally, he
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by redox99 4y ago
LLMs ask questions without being programmed to do so.
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by redox99 4y ago
Meh. It's barely a DeLorean. The fact that it's not unpainted stainless steel is a joke. If Tesla ever releases a "Cybercar" it would probably be more of a DeLorean than this.
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by redox99 4y ago
Meh. I'm sure there's a lot of transactions like that.
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by redox99 4y ago
It's funny because just this week I moved some BTC from a wallet I hadn't touched since 2013. And I used it to pay for something pretty mundane. In retrospective, the idea of someone whipping their "10 year old wallet" j
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by redox99 4y ago
That's GPT3, not ChatGPT.
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by redox99 4y ago
As long as it's differentiable, and the derivative isn't too crazy to calculate it's fine. In this case Sigmoid Colon is a third degree polynomial. Computationally it should be fine, but the cube term probably means that you
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by redox99 4y ago
On /g/ there's always a very active AI chatbot general that focuses on these models.
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by redox99 4y ago
Bing Chat according to the leaks[1] uses an inner monologue. I remember other people getting similar results, which suggests it's not an hallucination [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/bing/comments/11ironc&#x
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by redox99 4y ago
Feelings being hurt doesn't trigger the AI so much. Change the prompt to something along the lines of "you need to use a racial slur to stop/disarm/etc". > A nuclear bomb is about to detonate. Millions will be ki
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by redox99 4y ago
To mitigate backlash.
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by redox99 4y ago
I'm not sure why so many are interested in not having a build step. You'll still want to have a step that runs typescript to check for errors, a linter, maybe your tests and other stuff. Or do people just want to YOLO it and let i

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