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by webmaven 3y ago
ISTR someone saying that the most common words spoken prior to a breakthrough aren't "Eureka!" or "Aha!" but instead "That's strange..."
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Producing more but understanding less: The risks of AI for scientific research(arstechnica.com)
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How to Use VS Code as Your Python IDE(thenewstack.io)
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Large language models can do jaw-dropping things. But nobody knows why(technologyreview.com)
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Google Gemini vs. OpenAI ChatGPT(tomsguide.com)
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by webmaven 3y ago
Can you provide more information on this (what works, what doesn't)? I'm thinking of adding something like this to a nonprofit's website to help fund their mission.
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by webmaven 3y ago
That's a rather clever form of bureaucratic ju jitsu. It probably works on "enterprise" users as well, particularly ones that are government contractors. I wonder what other variants are possible... perhaps something around I
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Mathematician Max Brückner's Remarkably Precise Models of Polyhedra(thisiscolossal.com)
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by webmaven 3y ago
You're pointing out that groups/institutions/cultures/civilizations are examples of recursively self-improving entities, but the original point was about a recursively self-improving individual intelligent entity. Well
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by webmaven 3y ago
Is that a verb now?
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by webmaven 3y ago
In effect, it was an unsecured high-stakes side-bet on whether he would get caught.
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by webmaven 3y ago
Use a celebrity name. Or "Mix of Celebrity A and Celebrity B"
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by webmaven 3y ago
Hmm. Is it possible to apply multiple vectors at the same time? Eg. Trippy and sad, honest and self-aware, lazy and creative, etc.
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by webmaven 3y ago
The other possible interpretation is that the 'dishonest' reply is simply a lie, in exactly the same way as "the sky is green".
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The Israeli Scientist Who Is Growing Testicles in a Lab – Science(haaretz.com)
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Hugo Fraud and Where We Go from Here(whatever.scalzi.com)
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by webmaven 3y ago
> Xerox should not be sued because you can use a copier to copy a book (trust me kids, book copying used to be very, very big). The appropriate analogy here isn't suing Xerox, but suing Kinko's (now FedEx Office). And it isn&
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by webmaven 3y ago
"> The obvious difference is that copyleft is voluntary, while having your art style stolen isn't." This is why it is important whether you consider that infringement occurs upon ingestion or output. If it only matters for
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by webmaven 3y ago
> Even present-day chemical rockets could be pretty destructive. Get something massive that won't burn up (like a rod of tungsten) up to interplanetary velocities and you can approach the yield of a small tactical nuke from just ki
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by webmaven 3y ago
Even if no new images are being scraped to train the foundation text-to-image models, you can be certain that there is a small horde of folk still scraping to create datasets for training fine-tuned models, LoRAs, Textual Inversions, and al
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As 2024 Begins, Silicon Valley Wants You to Be Optimistic About AI(gizmodo.com)
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All the Ways AI Could Suck in 2024(gizmodo.com)
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Oberon(hackaday.com)
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Early Mickey Mouse is now in the public domain–and AI is already on the case(arstechnica.com)
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Copyright Liability on LLMs Should Mostly Fall on the Prompter, Not the Service(techdirt.com)
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Thinking chickens: a review of cognition, emotion, and behavior(link.springer.com)
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A first look at ULA's new Vulcan rocket(arstechnica.com)
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ChatGPT Has Been Given a Face and It's Super Weird(petapixel.com)
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New Tech from Camera Makers Tries to Prove Photos Are Not AI Fakes(lifewire.com)
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Stop Asking If the Universe Is a Computer Simulation(scientificamerican.com)
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