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by ssalka 3y ago
https://archive.is/u7NNi
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by ssalka 3y ago
I prefer the Brand solution, it works well for existing ID sets that you can't easily migrate to have an actual string prefix
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by ssalka 3y ago
Make jailbreaking great again
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by ssalka 3y ago
It actually is in living memory: the 13th amendment expressly grants the government the right to use slavery as punishment for a crime. https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/amendment-13/
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by ssalka 3y ago
Of course this has all kinds of different animations, but it reminds me of Electric Sheep, a really cool fractal flame screensaver. You install it locally and can upvote/downvote different "sheep" to your liking [1] https:&#
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by ssalka 3y ago
Have the same question - I mean, for training an open source model with no monetization attached, not much Open AI can do besides ban the user, but they can make another account. For a company doing this with the intent to sell it as a capa
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by ssalka 3y ago
My way of thinking tends to be monotropic (?), so much so that I can't quite conceptualize what it's like to not think in this way – can others just subtly keep way more items in their working memory at once? If so, how can they
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by ssalka 3y ago
It was just deleted. Someone used ChatGPT to generate a product name and instead got an "I can't do that" response
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by ssalka 3y ago
Spotify free version of course! Also, YouTube, though that's a bit more of a "choose your own adventure" type of experience, maybe not as easy/streamlined as you'd like
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by ssalka 3y ago
I also don't use Spotify for reasons of 1) wanting to own my music, and 2) lack of curation features, i.e. custom fields. It's truly a joy to have a music library that I know is my own, with the freedom to construct it exactly how
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by ssalka 3y ago
Fun game! Can you add an indicator of which guess is which / their order? I was looking for the most recent guess at the bottom of the list, but it's actually on top
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by ssalka 3y ago
This is a great suggestion, it can help get rid of that sense of "I need to write this code now" but still produce a meaningful diff in the relevant places you'll need to change without all the mental overhead of determining
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by ssalka 3y ago
The part about finding a "sticking point" is really important - if you know what's next, you can pick up the context rather easily and get going. If you end the day feeling confused or not sure how to approach the next proble
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by ssalka 3y ago
What's hilarious is that in an ideal world, the FBI is exactly the organization that should be doing this. Two of the bureau's top priorities are 1) Combat public corruption at all levels, and 2) Protect civil rights
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by ssalka 3y ago
My guess is you're thinking of InstructPix2Pix[1], with prompts like "make the sky green" or "replace the fruits with cake" [1] https://github.com/timothybrooks/instruct-pix2pix
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by ssalka 3y ago
This makes me wonder, why are cars built to go ~120mph in the first place, when I can't think of a single place in the US where it is legal to drive that fast on a public road?
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by ssalka 3y ago
If only there was some sort of unique identifier clearly displayed on every car
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by ssalka 3y ago
why are there multiple versions of anything? people can choose the one they like, and all are different somehow. I personally prefer fast.com because it's quick to type in and typically I'm only looking for download speed, but the
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by ssalka 3y ago
Good context to share. I'm on the younger side, so when I entered the work force I think basically WeWork popularized this concept beyond what it had been. At least, it was the first place to expose me to that kind of work environment,
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by ssalka 3y ago
Fair perhaps, but OpenAI doesn't need to build everything on their roadmap (what company actually does?). They could likely save themselves a good chunk of time to focus on what's really important (zero to one stuff), rather than
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by ssalka 3y ago
big if true. IMO wework defined a whole era of startups / working in tech, offering a cool environment with the flexibility to grow, shrink, or change locations as needed. it was also a great place to have an office for networking purp
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by ssalka 3y ago
This is a clickbait-y headline, what actually happened is that OpenAI rolled out a new feature for summarizing PDFs, which a few folks had already oriented their startup around. So now that this previously 3rd party feature is fully integra
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by ssalka 3y ago
Interesting that on the page of AI use cases[1], as well as the "full list" CSV[2], Department of Defense is simply left out. I guess they're happy to advertise all the Good Uses of AI, but don't want to publicize the Ba
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by ssalka 3y ago
There is also a lot of dependence on prison labor, recidivism is good for business. Technically, convicted felons are fair game for slavery and indentured servitude - it says it right there in the 13th amendment.
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by ssalka 3y ago
all it's taught me to do is develop muscle memory for looking for an archive link in the comments or checking wayback machine
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by ssalka 3y ago
> eligibility to participate in the pilot...will be limited to taxpayers with certain types of income, credits and deductions – taxpayers with relatively simple returns. The IRS today announced it anticipates specific income types, such
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"correct within several orders of magnitude"
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by ssalka 3y ago
There is a big difference between opiates, which are widely abused, and psychedelics, which have far lesser risk of abuse and are generally safer physically to consume. I agree with caesil that this is posturing to support his presidential
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by ssalka 3y ago
My favorite is the Mr. Krabs cover of "Billie Jean" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkQ-44PvTs8
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by ssalka 3y ago
While we're at it, why not reject copyright on photographs? After all, it's just a machine capturing whatever's in front of it, all the human does is push a button. /s

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