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So both humans and AI could theoretically destroy the planet if allowed to continue to evolve. Heck, ants might do that too. Does that establish anything?
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I am not sure why this is different from search. Just show relevant ads on the right hand side of the page. If they are useful, people will click them too.
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Just the OP's post
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[From ChatGPT] I'm sorry to hear about the difficult circumstances you've been facing. It's understandable that you would feel overwhelmed and unsure of where to begin in trying to make positive changes in your life. It'
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For comparison: here is the DALL-E 2 prompt book: http://dallery.gallery/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/The-DALL%C...
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Google Releases TensorStore for High-Performance, Scalable Array Storage
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AI Accelerators (5 part series)
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"Contextuality says that properties of particles, such as their position or polarization, exist only within the context of a measurement" Does this "surprising" and "less known" fact about quantum mechanics fol
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JupyterLite: a JupyterLab distribution that runs in the browser
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The sqlite docs page has a nice article [1] on when to use an embedded database such as sqlite and when to go with a client/server model (postgres, mysql or others) When not to use sqlite: - Is the data separated from the application b
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Researchers gain new insights in language processing from simple AI
(quantamagazine.org)
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Of Course We’re Living in a Simulation
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Missing ancient Greek inscriptions solved by Artificial Intelligence
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OpenAI may have solved a fundamental AI bottleneck
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Which shows, as expected, that the US is far from having the highest per capita excess deaths. It is among the highest in the developed nations, though.
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Frozen tardigrade becomes first 'quantum entangled' animal in history
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A ‘Simple Trick’ for Reducing Transformers’ (Self-)Attention Memory Requirements
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OpenAI begins allowing customers to fine-tune GPT-3
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Cryptocurrencies That Turned $10k Into $1M (or More) in 2021
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You used the IQ test as an example of how your needs are fairly basic. Is it possible that your needs are not basic, and you may in fact expect high standards of your employer?
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How CEOs work 100 hour weeks without crumbling
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94% of the universe’s galaxies are permanently beyond our reach
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Cosmic inflation preceded the Big Bang
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A new link to an old model could crack the mystery of deep learning
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Phenomenal visualizations! Truly a game changer in exposition. Would love to use these interactive visualizations in my blog to take it to the next level. Anyone know which tool(s) the author has used?
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On the site all prompt variables end in "tput sgr0". I haven't seen that before. What does that do and why is it needed?
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The article does a great job explaining why lifecycle periodicity is prime. But its very curious that 13 and 17 year cicadas are common, but not 7 or 11. Do such cicadas exists as well? Why do we not see cycles beyond 17 years?
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You could make a similar argument against electric cars.
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You don't even need to do bloodwork. You just need to be aware that vitamin D deficiency may potentially cause COVID, and then increase your vitamin D intake.
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I suspect this site's page will soon not qualify to be a part of this club :)
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