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thepasswordis
3y ago
I use chatGPT every single day. I use it more often than google search, and google search at this point is just a frontend for reddit for me. Can anybody say anything even remotely similar about gemini? Would you even consider using gemin
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3y ago
>Which animal has more legs, a chicken or a horse? >>A horse has more legs than a chicken. >Which animal has more legs, a horse or a centipede? >>A centipede has significantly more legs than a horse. Yes they can.
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3y ago
>"Which parks in ${my city} are the least likely to have any homeless encampments or people doing drugs? I'm trying to find a safe place to take my kids to play" >>I understand your concern about wanting to find a s
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thepasswordis
3y ago
Bambu carbons print that fast, and I think that's what they had at the gundo hackathon.
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3y ago
It's not just the picture bot, though. If you ask it for strategies to avoid homeless encampments, for instance, it will give you a lecture about inclusivity, and suggest that you shouldn't try to avoid this at all. I asked it wh
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3y ago
The very first thing that anybody did when they found the text to speech software in the computer lab was make it say curse words. But we understood that it was just doing what we told it to do. If I made the TTS say something offensive, i
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thepasswordis
3y ago
The AI will literally scold you for asking it to make white characters, and insists that you need to be inclusive and that it is being intentionally dishonest to force the issue.
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thepasswordis
3y ago
NVidia does a whole lot more than make GPUs for AI.
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3y ago
My guess is because the models were all trained on text. You could do as you say, but I think it would go: blender video {gets described by an AI into text}-> text prompt -> video.
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thepasswordis
3y ago
The fact that SamA just seems to go off the cuff on twitter pretty frequently is such a breath of fresh air.
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3y ago
A lot more people would do that if cocaine was legal, I suspect.
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3y ago
First of all, the term moat comes from Warren Buffet, and has to do with his investment strategy: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/warren-buffett-explains-moat-... Second: Massive capital expenditure, specifically in thi
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3y ago
OpenAIs moat is their massive access to capital and compute. That’s what I mean.
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3y ago
"Proof" for thousands of years was whatever was written down, and that was even easier to forge. There was a brief time (maybe 100 years at the most) where photos and videos were practically proof of something happening; that is c
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3y ago
OpenAI demonstrating the size of their moat. How many multi-million-dollar funded startups did this just absolutely obsolete? This is so, so, so much better than every other generative video AI we've seen. Most of those were basical
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3y ago
Not true for any car I’ve ever seen. once it’s started and in drive the key isn’t needed.
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thepasswordis
3y ago
I don't want to get into a political argument, man. I think most anarchists can't really agree on what a definition is. It's unfalsifiable.
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3y ago
An anarchist complaining about somebody “stoking political division to no real end” is certainly some kind of irony isn’t it?
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3y ago
Sounds like they were right. The youth at that point was lost, and are now raising people who will literally burn down a waymo for fun, or because of some horrifically ignorant idea about fairness.
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3y ago
It gave me this response when I simply asked who a current US congressman was.
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3y ago
I think the drug is often prescribed for this exact scenario (stage fright, essentially).
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3y ago
haha
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3y ago
I only get the physical effects, which is why it works so well for me.
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3y ago
Sure, what's frustrating is that it isn't tied to any fear (if that makes sense). It's not the traditional "I'm gonna get caught!" thing you see in movies. The best I can describe is: pretend there's a mu
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3y ago
As needed, but it's fine to take daily with no negative downsides. I'll take it before I need to go do something which might have triggered an attack, but the long term benefit here is that doing those activities without getting t
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3y ago
Cannabis use seemed to "unlock" a type of anxiety that I had never experienced before, and after using it, I could never "forget" this feeling. Absolute hell that now recurs. It seems absolutely insane to me that our po
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thepasswordis
3y ago
See here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39278214
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3y ago
Propanolol is a fantastic anxiety treatment. In some ways better than xanax, at least for me. Highly, highly recommend trying it. They say it's for "stage fright", which can be offputting because "stage fright"
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3y ago
A thread about anxiety does seem like it would attract people with anxiety who want to talk about anxiety.
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3y ago
This is what amazon prime does.
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