splatzone

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by splatzone 4y ago
Yet another HN feature I had no idea existed!
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by splatzone 4y ago
Thank you @dang, you are the best forum moderator I’ve ever encountered and deserve all the praise you get
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I'm dating a chatbot trained on old conversations between me and my ex(old.reddit.com)
15 points by splatzone 4y ago|0 comments
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by splatzone 4y ago
Interesting. Looked at this way, OpenAI is perhaps less ‘closed’ that I thought, since they’re making LLMs available cheaply to so many people, not just the elite with access to the computing power.
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by splatzone 4y ago
Don’t laugh at me, but is there a vector database solution for MySQL/Mariadb? It’s been my database of choice for years
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by splatzone 4y ago
I use the google stopwatch[0] and then keep the hours in a spreadsheet per project. I've tried fancier systems but this is what works for me. [0] https://www.google.com/search?q=stopwatch
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I honestly don't know anymore(old.reddit.com)
10 points by splatzone 4y ago|5 comments
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by splatzone 4y ago
OP here. This is a reddit thread I found where users are discussing their relationships with an AI chatbot, Replika. It seems it is becoming more common for people to develop attachments with AI chatbots. For some people in the linked threa
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by splatzone 4y ago
This looks similar to shell_gpt[0], does yours do anything differently? [0] https://github.com/TheR1D/shell_gpt
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by splatzone 4y ago
Is it not possible to write a script which repeatedly attempts to run the code, then sends the errors back to GPT to be fixed? Then it changes the code based on GPT’s requests and runs it again, refining it until some test condition is met
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by splatzone 4y ago
That seems very reasonable! Thank you for testing it, I’ll give it a try on some of my own repos soon
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by splatzone 4y ago
I’ve had very good results from running the code and pasting the errors back into ChatGPT and asking it what to do. Sometimes it corrects itself quite well
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by splatzone 4y ago
I’m not prepared to install this at the moment, but if you were to give an example of costs for what I suggested above, it might convince me to try it out
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by splatzone 4y ago
This is extremely interesting. I have a few monstrous repositories I’d like to try it on. The thing I’m wondering about is the cost. How much would it cost to run this on the entire WordPress source, for example?
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by splatzone 4y ago
Very good point, but easily solved - just tag the docs as being generated by GPT-4, and make sure whoever reads them knows it.
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by splatzone 4y ago
Do you have a source or further info you could share on this?
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by splatzone 4y ago
Let’s not assume badly of them. The real reason is likely that the person who changes it to black (dang?) isn’t around to do it right now.
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by splatzone 4y ago
I’m curious why you think we’ve already reached a saturation point for propaganda? There are still plenty of spaces online, in blogs, YouTube videos, and this comment section for example, where I expect to be dealing with real people with r
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by splatzone 4y ago
How do you know it's a person answering the 911 call and not an AI?
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by splatzone 4y ago
Any profession which involves digesting, analysing and organising information will be heavily affected by GPT. If you are the guy manually writing code to extract and interpret information from CSVs or articles, it might take you hours long
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by splatzone 4y ago
Bard launched in the UK too
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by splatzone 4y ago
Sure, but I doubt most of the population will filter everything they read through ChatGPT to look for counter arguments. Or try to think critically at all. The potential for mass brainwashing here is immense. Imagine a world where political
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by splatzone 4y ago
After reading the propaganda campaign it wrote to encourage skepticism about vaccines, I’m much more worried about how this technology will be applied by powerful people, especially when combined with targeted advertising
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by splatzone 4y ago
I know you’re being sarcastic, but my god, I’d rather die dirt poor than live this way. There’s a dignity and peace in acting honourably and lovingly
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by splatzone 4y ago
So when it works gloriously it’s OpenAI’s private genius, when it breaks it’s the fault of open source… I see.
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by splatzone 4y ago
Definitely one of the better things google has released in the past 5 years
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by splatzone 4y ago
Wow, some of the darker prompts are quite interesting, especially the chemical synthesis and “accidental” car crash scenarios. I wonder how sinister they went while they were testing this
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by splatzone 4y ago
Absolutely agree. It reminds me of all the cute copy I'd read in web apps in 2008. No, a fatal error message is not the time to be cute
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by splatzone 4y ago
Being completely honest, and with no disrespect meant, I'm not sure I trust American capitalists to handle this technology responsibly more than I'd trust any random person
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by splatzone 4y ago
If you’re interested in the strange world of industrial musicals, I highly recommend the documentary Bathtubs over Broadway. They touch on the work of Michael Brown as well as other composers. [0] The associated book is great too, and the a

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