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by sp332 3y ago
He already apologized for the tweets? And said "If we make bad products that people don’t want to use, the users will vote with their resources and use something else." So what is he calling "blackmail"?
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by sp332 3y ago
"Pioneer" means they did not invent it. If they invented it, they could say inventor instead of pioneer.
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by sp332 3y ago
It understands synonyms. If you search for "blinker bulb", you won't find the documentation for "turn signal lamp". But e.g. Bing chat can find it.
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by sp332 3y ago
If you're logged in to the site, you can make a private leaderboard from the Leaderboard page.
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by sp332 3y ago
How did everyone get to the mountains before they all bought SUVs? Pretty sure a sedan works.
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by sp332 3y ago
I thought it was still kind of a pain to rip a 4k blu-ray?
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by sp332 3y ago
The data says that people are spending more than they make. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/personalfinance/nearly-a-qua... https://www.cbsnews.com/news/american-economy-household-spen...
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by sp332 3y ago
If you're not going to read it, at least don't comment.
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by sp332 3y ago
Sure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9ASH8IBJ2U
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by sp332 3y ago
The octave is automatically correct for each note. You only have to choose from the notes in the given octave.
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by sp332 3y ago
It lets people effectively own ideas, prevent others from using them, and potentially license the ideas out for money.
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by sp332 3y ago
Well, China might anyway.
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by sp332 3y ago
They got evicted from the Boulder, CO office https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/06/judge-ruled-twit... and the Singapore office https://observer.com/2023/01/twitter-employees-e
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by sp332 3y ago
Devs can't, only Apple can. But they're punishing developers for fraudulent reviews anyways.
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by sp332 3y ago
Interesting report, but that disclaimer about recently doing a dbrand skin should really be at the top of the article.
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by sp332 3y ago
OpenAI just had to pause signups after demo day because of capacity issues. They also switched to making users pay in advance for usage instead of billing them after.
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by sp332 3y ago
It's pretty nice. Aside from the popups for Microsoft features and services, it has a bunch of features Chrome is missing.
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by sp332 3y ago
It's a sparse model, which means you only need to load the "experts" that you're going to use for a given input.
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by sp332 3y ago
Development work on GPT5, curated input datasets, human feedback data, archives of all ChatGPT conversations, DALL-E, stats on which users are the big spenders, contracts with cheap labor to generate data and moderate abuse...
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by sp332 3y ago
The breakthrough in neural networks starting with AlexNet in 2012 is that they can represent semantic meaning with a vector of numbers. This can be used to group similar ideas, recognize positive or negative sentiment even with sarcasm, and
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by sp332 3y ago
Sutskever has been clashing with Altman and it looks like he orchestrated his firing. Getting him back would almost certainly mean losing the other or even the whole board. Investors have decided which they would prefer to hang on to. Edit:
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by sp332 3y ago
Getting away with calling it "open source".
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by sp332 3y ago
You're describing Bitcoin, basically the oldest and cruftiest option, and without the Lightning network upgrades that are running on top of it now.
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by sp332 3y ago
You can do this with a two-pass encode and a calculator. Take your desired filesize and divide by the runtime of the video. Put that bitrate into the UI. (It does seem they could add this to the program.) It would also work with a one-pass
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by sp332 3y ago
Newspapers were funded by advertising, including clasified ads, which have mostly moved to Craigslist. https://drt.cmc.edu/2023/07/16/classified-ads-and-local-news...
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by sp332 3y ago
Well if you don't have enough VRAM to hold the whole model, you have to swap out to main RAM for every iteration, which for most home/local setups means once for every single token generated. So having enough is kind of a minimum.
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by sp332 3y ago
Last year the DoD's CFO Mike McCord said "I am disappointed that we didn't show more progress this year" https://news.yahoo.com/pentagon-disappointed-failed-audit-ag... And this year he said "Things
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by sp332 3y ago
Yeah, there's a "waiting list" but mine went through in less than a day. https://bard.google.com/chat
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by sp332 3y ago
Lots of reports in the last few minutes on https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/chatgpt
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by sp332 3y ago
Candreva used to work for Truel, which got bought by a spyware vendor called Variston in 2018. His LinkedIn says he worked there 2018-2022. Amnesty International discovered a hacking campaign using their spyware in the UAE, and Google wrote

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