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throwuwu
3y ago
Thinking step by step is not useful in all scenarios. Creative writing for example.
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throwuwu
3y ago
It’s mostly just fashion, no need to read into it so much with your own personal biases. Although it can serve a purpose if your house is on a busy road. It’s quieter the further you are from traffic.
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throwuwu
3y ago
Walk through video please. For people on mobile checking it out it’s more convenient to watch a short video. Serious about short, I’m not going to start a half hour long video while browsing. Also subtitles.
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throwuwu
3y ago
Ever notice how the US government was set up as a group of competing powers? Or how parliamentary systems have similar competition between parties, a senate, and the monarchy or wtvr? It’s almost like you can’t trust any one group with powe
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throwuwu
3y ago
Where do we use it where it isn’t needed? async/await syntax is much nicer than callbacks or promises. Maybe you’re talking about the old ways.
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throwuwu
3y ago
Laying the spaghetti out neatly is, I think, the correct level of abstraction. Identify each noodle, separate it, put it in the right place and make sure they’re all in the correct order. You don’t want noodles zig zagging and crossing over
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throwuwu
3y ago
Doesn’t matter how good your names are if your control flow is incomprehensible or if the data representation is some bloated or mangled monstrosity.
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throwuwu
3y ago
Look into the efforts of individuals within Nazi controlled territory during the war to save Jews and other persecuted people. When the SS comes knocking, if you’re a good person, you have a chance of “losing” some records before you hand t
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throwuwu
3y ago
There should be no central bank.
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throwuwu
3y ago
Cool, career bureaucrats who get paid by the government and can’t be held accountable by the people. Nothing could possibly go wrong there.
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throwuwu
3y ago
If they have the account number. Ideally you would only need a bank account with any bank for this to work. That would allow anyone to receive payment this way.
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throwuwu
3y ago
Who controls the central bank in Brazil? Who can implement changes to this system? How much PII is recorded with each transaction and who can view it?
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throwuwu
3y ago
Something you can try for yourself with GPT-4 (it didn’t work with 3.5): get it to navigate around the streets of a city. I made up some street and avenue names and had it travel around from intersection to intersection. It did perfectly wh
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throwuwu
3y ago
Premium subscribers. Offer a token benefit to people who pay, can even be something worthless like flair on a username or listing their name in the “credits” or “hall of fame”. Then advertise it on your site and make it easy for people to p
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throwuwu
3y ago
Why would they be less authoritarian if they weren’t anti West? This sounds a lot like the argument that the only reason communist countries terrorize, murder and starve their own people is because of the evil capitalist in other countries
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3y ago
Good thing corporations are no longer deeply involved in and profiting from war, right? Right?
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throwuwu
3y ago
Now that they have a trained model they can continue to apply it to new chemicals. It could even be used on chemicals that have not been synthesized yet to check if they are useful and worth the effort and money to synthesize.
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throwuwu
3y ago
Thanks! Still does nothing to break the association with the other definition for me though so I’ll add ERP vendors to the list of things to giggle at
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throwuwu
3y ago
Results may vary. I find my cognitive performance is best either when I’m fasted or loaded with simple sugars.
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throwuwu
3y ago
What does ERP mean in this context? Asking because it means something else that is making all this discussion of ERP projects and consultants sound quite funny.
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throwuwu
3y ago
We don’t drink directly from streams or pools of water. Pre-technology humans would have had to use their hands to scoop water to their mouths and it’s more efficient when your mouth is closer to the water source since you don’t lose as muc
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3y ago
I will worry once someone lays out a fully implemented plan for world domination achievable by one or more humans who are not allowed to leave their house. All the hand waving about what methods an AGI would use to kill all humans could equ
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throwuwu
3y ago
The link is the collapse of our civilization. It’s not a certainty but it’s a knife edge we’ll need to walk. We need a lot more automation to start with since the labor pool is going to dry up and there will be massive competition for immig
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throwuwu
3y ago
What’s the porn industry going to turn into when all of the current material can be AI generated? It’s all bad. This is one of the few areas that I support an all out ban
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throwuwu
3y ago
That sort of thing takes more than one generation
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throwuwu
3y ago
We’ve already reversed population growth everywhere except Africa and they’ll only be a decade or two behind. We need to stabilize it if we’re going to avoid population and then civilization collapse. Civilizational collapse is bad for the
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throwuwu
3y ago
Just watch the movie
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throwuwu
3y ago
Blow up dolls for grandpa, charming.
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throwuwu
3y ago
It won’t work for training social skills unless the agent has self interest and competing priorities. These chat bots have been optimized for helpful assistance. Interaction with that kind of compliance on the other side will probably make
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3y ago
I’m glad I’m not the only one that noticed. I’ve been having better luck with 3.5 recently as long as I use the API to give it some examples to start with.
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