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3y ago
Honestly, it's probably a better idea to keep the repo synced in multiple places, not including local/dev
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3y ago
That was my initial reaction as well, maybe he had concern about being liable or something... but yea, seems like something is up there...
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3y ago
which is why es uses multiple levels of caching
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3y ago
I haven't used it as much as I used react based frameworks, or angular, but the little I've used it I really like the development experience. Plus the payload sent to the end user are much smaller. Svelte isn't a subset of js
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3y ago
agreed.
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3y ago
one of the greatest games.
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3y ago
> This is very similar in thought to the messy knock on effects of adjusting the federal minimum maybe "sounds like" increasing minimum wages goes directly into consumer pockets. Increased costs due to interest rates do no go d
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3y ago
>If Reddit merely wanted to restrict the ability to scrape its data, they could have done so without killing off clients – e.g. via licensing deals[1]. They haven't taken any steps to stop scrapping. They made access to the data via
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3y ago
> For the private sector, many homeowners and corporations have longer-term fixed debt, and only some portion of it matures each quarter and gets refinanced at higher rates. As more private debt matures and gets refinanced at higher rate
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3y ago
SOB, thanks.
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3y ago
thanks
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> For the private sector, many homeowners and corporations have longer-term fixed debt, and only some portion of it matures each quarter and gets refinanced at higher rates. As more private debt matures and gets refinanced at higher rate
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3y ago
end of 2022 it really starts to fall apart, I think most of the posts are there until March, but comments are missing.
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3y ago
or a nice steak. 1 - 14oz steak, season with tiptop steak seasoning, grill 3-4mins per side on med heat. let rest 5 mins. enjoy.
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3y ago
"Second, given the large gap between LLaMA and ChatGPT (the latter model is faster, cheaper, and more accurate), " No it's not, llama would be cheaper and likely faster if you ran it on the same scale, actually there've
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3y ago
"However, imitation falls short in improving LMs across more challenging axes such as factuality, coding, and problem solving." Brilliant observation captain obvious.
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3y ago
their work didn't they did. I'm going to need verifiable proof this wasn't written by chatGPT as propaganda.
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3y ago
show me the ToS where it says that, and I still won't care, because it would absolute be legal under the same principle openAI is using for the training data as a transformative work. FYI: here are the relevant parts from the TOS: (iii
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3y ago
I'm sorry as a large language model I cannot turn on "kinky sex bang list 47".
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> One way to resolve this surprise is to find some reason to believe these strange abilities are fundamentally not an understanding of the world. Thus stochastic parrots, this article, Yan LeCun and Chomsky, etc. This one. This is the co
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3y ago
That didn't last long... I think search is largely brand recognition... plus it's got to be hard to monitise now. Two of the largest tech companies, also own two of the largest search engines, and the two largest ad networks, plus
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3y ago
fuck sam altman!
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3y ago
Fun! and just as "21" taught us card counting is always the answer.
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3y ago
> It can be great if the website somehow ends up in a training dataset (who knows), and it can be super helpful for AI website crawlers, instead of using thousands of tokens to know what your website is about, they can do it with just a
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3y ago
Last time I went to the theatre was for the latest avatar, over 3 hours. I still have sciatic nerve pain in my hip from sitting that long. Never going to a theatre again. i say hell no to long movies, and theatres in general.
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3y ago
yes, 12 months ago jina was an open source semantic search tool, than a whole bunch of things, now a prompt optimizer and bunch of ai tools
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3y ago
Also scaling doesn't address some of the challenges for ai that chatGPT doesn't meet, like: - learning to learn, aka continual learning - internalised memory bringing it closer to actual human capabilities.
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3y ago
I think that's also illegal in Canada
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That's a pretty common example, and most systems I've seen would catch that as prompt injection. Like you said, it'll be caught in the 95% coverage systems. "Here’s one thing that might help a bit though: make the genera
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3y ago
I read it wrong. My bad.
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