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smeagull
3y ago
I wouldn't either. But I would still call GPT-4 a garbage generating machine.
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3y ago
Funny, I see that I think they've been in the trenches and had to beat the thing into submission to get useful output from it and realised the true impossibility of the task.
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3y ago
Intellectual honesty is very much in the garbage generating machine camp. Making an embedding space of reasonable language and then randomly sampling it is not a way to draft a law.
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3y ago
Is that a bias? or do those images just look more like those categories at the pixel level? There is a reason those words are the ones chosen by racists in the first place. Not just because they're hurtful, but because there is an obje
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3y ago
I mean - this is the obvious conclusion. Because the metaverse is a stupid idea. Nobody needs the full VR movie theatre when they can go to youtube quicker and easier. If they received push back from dogfooding, that just means they need
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3y ago
We have given it extensions, and really the extensions do a lot of the work. The tool that judges the style and correctness of the text based on the embedding is doing much of the heavy lifting. GPT essentially handles generating text and d
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3y ago
So I'll throw in some cinnamon. There's no shortage of foods that preserve themselves.
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3y ago
I believe you, they are calculated from statistics after all. It's difficult to claim 100%. On the other hand, he died so...
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3y ago
If I hear "not what you think", "may surprise you" or "what happens when" then I just close the tab as a reflex.
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3y ago
I know right. It was stagnant afterwards too.
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3y ago
Meat production also produces fertilizer.
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3y ago
Not necessarily true. All humans (Everyone with two legs) have a single ancestor 100k years ago, yet I'm pretty sure humans with two legs are older than that.
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3y ago
It's not cheaper here. The moment it is I'll switch to oat milk. I think it tastes better.
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3y ago
It'll be another swathe of the internet that just has no images again, just like when photobucket deleted old images.
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3y ago
8.644, why base 10?
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4y ago
Any problem is solvable with two layers. The first layer consists of 1 node per input pattern, with activation and weights such that only one node is active that matches the pattern. And a second layer of weights that provides the output pe
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4y ago
This tells me you haven't really stress tested the model. GPT is currently at the stage of "person who is at the meeting, but not really paying attention so you have to call them out". Once GPT is pushed, it scrambles and fal
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4y ago
This trend has happened in the small for their APIs as well. They've been dropping options - the embeddings aren't the internal embeddings any more, and you don't have access to log probabilities. It's all closing up at
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4y ago
If they cared about the metaverse then they'd be dogfooding it and insisting all meetings happen there.
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4y ago
The beetle in my box is a praying mantis.
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4y ago
I really dislike that replying or commenting on things is seen as a positive indicator. This comment would be seen as positive engagement, I think the "algorithm" shown is fairly useless. Especially since the weights are tied enti
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4y ago
When I hear a car alarm, I look away and hope the annoying car gets stolen as fast as possible.
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4y ago
I stopped listening to music entirely when Grooveshark up and died. There's probably entire bands that I've forgotten because I relied entirely on their playlists.
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4y ago
This fits with my theory that "woke" is actually "change I'm too old to deal with" and "hate speech" is "speech I hate". The worst part of either is having to fucking hear about the complaints ab
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4y ago
Pseudorandom generators are deterministic. Job done. Turing award please.
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4y ago
Yeah but I think all their soldiers will be tarded.
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4y ago
We? I don't remember choosing to build parking lots. Wait a minute... You're trying to tell me how to live my life!
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4y ago
Oh look, it's gmod.
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4y ago
Browsing the internet without ad-blocking is like raw-dogging a prostitute. Why would you?
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> so the AI can't imitate your style (at least not by using your name). It'll work regardless. All it needs is X artist uses this medium, does these sorts of pictures, looks like artists Y & Z, etc. etc. SD does okay on som
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