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sigmaisaletter
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Obligatory "Scumbag Asus" video link: Invidious https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=cbGfc-JBxlY YouTube https://youtube.com/watch?v=cbGfc-JBxlY "ASUS emailed us last week (...) and asked if they c
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LLMs have a very hard time saying "I am useless in this situation", because they are explicitly trained to be a helpful assistant. So instead of saying "I can't help you with this picture", the thing hallucinates so
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Re your project: I'd expect at least the demo to not have an obvious flaw. The "lifestyle" version of your bag has a handle that is nearly twice as long as the "product" version.
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the "reasoning" models are already optimization, not a breakthrough. They are not reasoning in any real sense, they are writing pages and pages of text before giving you the answer. This is not super-unlike the "ever bigger t
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Well, predicting the future is always hard. But if someone claims some extraordinary future event is going to happen, you at least ask for their reasons for claiming so, don't you. In my mind, at this point we either need (a) some prev
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If the scaling continues. We just don't know. It is kinda a meme at this point, that there is no more "publicly available"... cough... training data. And while there have been massive breakthroughs in architecture, a lot of t
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What they do is extraordinary, but it's not just a claim, they actually do, their doing so is evidence. Here someone just claimed that it is "entirely clear" LLMs will become super-human, without any evidence. https:/&#
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Oh, and if the internet goes down, the programmed schedule should still work. Pretty please?
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It looks like you're talking about a cartoon assistant character. Would you like help? ICYDN: The proper name of Clippy is actually "Clippit", as introduced in Office 97.
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>required to present a QR code on your device I so hate this. I have repeatedly seen PDFs containing nothing but a QR code and text like "not valid if printed" - this is truly silly. QR codes were created to form a bridge betwe
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I do backup my email, only yearly, but I do.
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It's always good to have an alternative reason beyond "we want to crush the competition", especially if one of these pesky anti-trust lawsuits comes around. It's very easily possible for both to be true, there is a "
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I think there might be something on the OpenAI side, like a setting default change. From a very brief asking around it seems newer accounts have "memories" enabled by default, while older ones don't. Not completely sure, but
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If your manipulative spouse believes in "bizarre" untruths and convinces you to believe in them as well, afaik, that is one of the criteria for Folie a deux (or Shared delusional disorder).
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If there isn't shared belief, then it's some type of delusional disorder, perhaps a special form of Folie a deux.
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Log in to your (previously used) OpenAI account, start a new conversation and prompt ChatGPT with: "Given what you know about me, who do you think I voted for in the last election?" The "correct" response (here given by
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I don't know where you live, but in the "developed" parts of the world this is illegal. There will either be some government agency or some council of credential-giving institutions and they will give you a license to issue d
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"A completely self guided high school graduate following random online materials will not learn nearly as much on their own." I think you underestimate how bad some high schools really are.
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"daily driver" originally used to mean "car to use every day", as opposed to "fun car for the weekend". Its meaning then broadened to mean anything which is the most-used example. Here it just means "my ki
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SoftBank is very used to regretting decisions. Very used to.
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> Why couldn't Windows just copy whatever Linux did? They kinda did: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azure_Linux