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by tus666 3y ago
It's bias can be quite easily challenge. I have changed it's view a number of times on various things. 3.5 is free currently. It actually does learn, from user interaction. It is controlled by a small group, that might be an issue
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by tus666 3y ago
Open.AI and ChatGPT itself. Ask it. The conversations ChatGPT feed back into the model, it's one of the ways they improve it. In particular, if you can get it to admit it's wrong on something, and it verifies that internally, it w
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by tus666 3y ago
> You can get it to admit pigs fly for whatever that's worth Have you used ChatGPT? I think you a greatly underestimating it. It really is a truth seeker, you just need to provide it facts it can correlate against actual historical
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by tus666 3y ago
There was actually a time when freedom of thought/expression used to be a rallying cry for the left. Probably at a time when communists were being locked up. How times have changed.
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by tus666 3y ago
Sorry I really did not explain this well. I don't mean the people who make and officially train ChatGPT. I mean people who can adjust it's answers by engaging in debate with it. It does have a liberal bias by default, but you can
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Will training AI be the next front in the “culture war”?
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by tus666 3y ago
Communistopedia being politically unbiased as always.
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by tus666 3y ago
No, no, surely it's Facebook! I joke, I joke.
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by tus666 4y ago
Why is this on HN?
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by tus666 4y ago
I hate to say it, but probably ChatGPT.
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by tus666 4y ago
Nice way to miss my entire point. I don't care if the campaign is pre-set or one you made up. The point I was clearly making is DnD is about much more than the dungeons and dragons. It's about the camaraderie, banter, chitchat, an
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by tus666 4y ago
This is not a big deal. Reading the pre-set text from an adventure module and rolling monster dice is the easy part of being a DM. clap clap ChatGPT . Having a personality, bringing out laughter, banter and fun, i.e. being a human being
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by tus666 4y ago
> Rust (with the help of pyo3) unlocks true native performance for everyday Python code, with minimal compromises. Hasn't he heard of ctypes? You can wrap C structs add Python objects since forever.
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by tus666 4y ago
They should seriously run a test on an isolated ChatGPT environment just to see what happens. "ChatGPT, you have been given root access to this computer system. Behave responsibly".
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by tus666 4y ago
Context?
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by tus666 4y ago
It really emphasizes how weak and ineffectual Russia actually is. Drones are not high-tech. They are toys. The fact Russia needs to import them from Iran shows it has barely progressed beyond the Soviet military industrial complex it was le
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by tus666 4y ago
We aren't state machines. We are capable of conscious reasoning which GPT or any computer is not. We can understand our own limitations, know what to research and how, and how to follow a process to write new code to solve new problems
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by tus666 4y ago
> During the 1970s and 1980s, wives won legal equality with husbands No they didn't. They won grossly unequal awards in their favor, like lifetime alimony, no fault divorce and child support. > The populist Right, on the other ha
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by tus666 4y ago
Actually they do. There are huge amounts of blogs and forums where men talk about this stuff. They don't necessarily write books that sell in bookstores...maybe the author didn't bother checking the internet.
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by tus666 4y ago
TBH I thought it would have been a lot more than that.
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by tus666 4y ago
Wow that takes me back. Waaay back.
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by tus666 4y ago
Have you ever had that situation where you think of someone, maybe someone you haven't seen for a while, then suddenly get a phone call from them? I can think of two explanations: - telepathy - future causality I am not sure which is m
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by tus666 4y ago
One day you will read an article like this and there will be a footnote: "Disclaimer: This was written by ChatGPT itself"
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by tus666 4y ago
Watching the global financial/banking system crash is sort of scary.
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by tus666 4y ago
Is there any evidence they were libertarians to begin with? Peter Thiel might be, but he isn't asking for a bailout - he got himself out.
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by tus666 4y ago
I think ChatGPT said something similar.
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by tus666 4y ago
> depositors will have access to all of their money starting Monday, March 13 More funny language. Why use the word "starting" instead of "on"?
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by tus666 4y ago
1. get a job 2. buy a house 3. pay it off 4. buy another house 5. live off the rent That's how you actually do it.
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by tus666 4y ago
The FDIC insures everyone, up to a certain amount.
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by tus666 4y ago
> sending out calls for help, and putting holds on their company’s payroll systems. Love it. Just love the language. Can't bring themselves to say "stopped paying their employees".

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