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by sejje 1y ago
You don't feel the spark, or they don't? Sample size issue?
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by sejje 1y ago
How does the rain avoid the desert areas?
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by sejje 1y ago
If what stuff is successful?
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by sejje 1y ago
Saw the picture with him wearing them, definitely checks out.
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by sejje 1y ago
Society accepting a total lack of privacy is what's changed
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by sejje 1y ago
Many folks soak the chips in bowls of water
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by sejje 1y ago
Then why should airbnb?
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by sejje 1y ago
Because it shows up in analysis of millions of hands. The community cards are subject to the same frequencies as the hole cards. (And you can see them more often, so they're actually easier to analyze)
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by sejje 1y ago
It's not undetectable. Most pots already hit maximum rake.
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by sejje 1y ago
Yes, statistical analysis would reveal unfair deals of any variety. And yes, both the types of cheating you've mentioned have happened. Some players getting more information is called "superusing" -- see Absolute Poker scanda
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by sejje 1y ago
Short term, yes. Long term, people store their hand histories and this shows up plainly in analysis.
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by sejje 1y ago
I roll my eyes at all kinds of marketing, while assuming it works.
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by sejje 2y ago
Yes. The jobs I've heard about: * Military * Police * Search and rescue * Agriculture * Videographer (real estate being common) * Surveying I just fly for fun.
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by sejje 2y ago
I fly drones in simulators. The skills apply directly to real-world drones.
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by sejje 2y ago
> it's a text completer Yes, and it can express its assumptions in text. Ask it to make some assumptions, like about a stack for a programming task, and it will. Whether or not the mechanism behind it feels like real thinking to you
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by sejje 2y ago
In the last example (the riddle)--I generally assume the AI isn't misreading, rather that it assumes you couldn't give it the riddle correctly, but it has seen it already. I would do the same thing, I think. It's too well-kno
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by sejje 2y ago
Aaron wasn't convicted.
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by sejje 2y ago
Yes, see other places where humans are supposed to be guaranteed, and bots get banned--like online poker or video games. They're crowded with bots.
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by sejje 2y ago
Dad didn't stop you, eh?
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by sejje 2y ago
Sure but I don't control the LLM's first person pronouns. It anthropromorphizes itself.
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by sejje 2y ago
Lead cannot be magnetized, it doesn't have unpaired electrons
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by sejje 2y ago
Suing for what? The name?
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by sejje 2y ago
Command prompts don't speak English. Command prompts don't get asked questions like "What do you think about [topic]?" and have to generate a response based on their study of human-written texts.
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by sejje 2y ago
The early internet, which I was a part of, and think of fondly, didn't have anywhere near the utility of the modern internet. It was fun to explore, but you couldn't DO much. I hosted my own site, in my bedroom. I hosted a counter
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by sejje 2y ago
You grew up
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by sejje 2y ago
Curing aging might be immediately obvious--like old folks have all their diminished capacity restored, and they are more similar to their physical peak. Old people may have a lot of reason to volunteer to use these. I think we will discover
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by sejje 2y ago
You keep it in your house and charge people to come look at it (SaaS). Those people sometimes look at it and build a copy (competitor) and that's okay. You don't have to publish your code, or allow other people to run it.
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by sejje 2y ago
Why does the AI have to inject the creativity? It's supposed to guess what you want and generate it. The prompts in the article make it clear the author wants Harrison Ford. If you ask it for a female adventure-loving archaeologist wit
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by sejje 2y ago
Exactly. The AI understands that reference. It gives you what you asked for, it doesn't try to divine that it's a weird test for IP violations. If it made up a different image, that would be exactly the thing we're mad about
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by sejje 2y ago
> what else is AI but a tool for taking other people's work and reassembling it into a product for you Well, what I'd like it to be is a tool for generating what I've asked it for, which has nothing to do with other people

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