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sorokod
3y ago
Totally valid use of an if statement right there.
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3y ago
Is that what they call "full stack" programming?
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3y ago
Sadly that ship has sailed long time ago.
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3y ago
Some of their reports were remarkable, for example "The Cannibal Warlords of Liberia" [1] - that takes courage. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRuSS0iiFyo
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3y ago
Looks like ill defined optimization problem. What exactly is being optimized under what constraints and why log spacing is a solution ?
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3y ago
Yes, ckickbait or any other content fit for mass consumption. Not that different from multiple franchises of the same junk food brand that are located next to each other.
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3y ago
They can't but that is still in the future. In the now they can't afford not to.
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3y ago
Possibly this is AI as it is understood by the technologically unsophisticated, but a still a harbinger.
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A Union Busting Chatbot? Eating Disorders Nonprofit Puts the 'AI' in Retaliation
(labornotes.org)
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"The Order has formal diplomatic relations with 112 states (including the Holy See) and has official relations with another five states and with the European Union.[5] The Order maintains diplomatic missions around the world and many o
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Sovereign Military Order of Malta
(en.wikipedia.org)
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3y ago
"what is a single word, can include swearing, that describes: doing the bare minimum amount of work just to get someone off your back?" Bard: suck it up ChatGPT: half-assing Given that this is a question about language both answe
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3y ago
Search for ukraine drone fpv will surface some examples of a particular use case
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4y ago
How about this particular academic?
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4y ago
I think that the advice is a bit more nuanced, your first example is fine as it is but consider the variants: "...that are clearly always available." "...that are obviously available." "...that are simply available.
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4y ago
I can help with "verified correct sources", have a look at "Language Models are Few-Shot Learners" section 2.2 [1]. You may also be interested in Apendix A in the same document: "Details of Common Crawl Filtering&qu
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4y ago
It is fine if one says that they tried various prompt tweaks and out of twenty attempts (for example) here is the the best. To present the best prompt/response while not disclosing that it is a result of trial and error is a different
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4y ago
Why would it be more probable and why would you assume "wiki" and "academic articles"?
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4y ago
Isn't r/AskDocs in the corpus on which ChatGPT was trained on the first place?
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4y ago
Kindest thing one could say is that there is massive cherry picking going on which is borderline dishonest.
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Magazine editor sacked over AI-generated Schumacher interview
(theguardian.com)
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4y ago
I know that this is not civil disobedience but for some reason it feels like one. Well done!
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Japan insurer to offer policy against bullying
(japantimes.co.jp)
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4y ago
What makes the response to the prompt "write a poem about $X" predictable or unpredictable? What prediction is violated when a glitch occurs? Are you talking about a subjective evaluation by a human and if so isn't the glitc
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4y ago
What makes a token a "glitch token"? That a humongous black box that is the LLM produces output that is surprising to the human?
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That one order of magnitude number should be revisited given the recent advances in AI.
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Right, some sort of reversed Turing test.
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4y ago
Leveraging heavy handed government response by providing false information has a long history.
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4y ago
In some future, completing a CAPTCHA, will be a prerequisite for contacting public services.
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4y ago
crypto on google trends: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=crypto&h...
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