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by xeyownt 4y ago
The linked article seems very pro-nuclear. What a surprise. "Nuclear power has historically been one of the safest and cleanest energy sources." Again the same bullshit.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Couldn't have said it better. Overall, common sense should be the rule, not "always descriptive / always cute".
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by xeyownt 4y ago
The advantage of making cute is that you can also make them small. I would really hate using shifting-priorities-routing-service all over the place, in particular in combination with steady-allocating-routing-service. Between cute/desc
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by xeyownt 4y ago
I guess the point is to give cute names to things that will last years and have a large scope, not to every variable in your code.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
So here another way to see ChatGPT that maybe could help you understand its value better. I see ChatGPT as a student and you as the teacher. The student can be sometimes smart but oftentimes quite stupid. She/he's in a hurry and a
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Do you complain that any Google search returns lot of bullshit as well? ChatGPT is only a tool, yet a powerful one. There are many uses that are quite reliable and producing no bullshit. If you don't see them, too bad for you. How shou
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by xeyownt 4y ago
The star is much smaller than the Sun. What is the expected life of that star?
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Can we achieve the same directly with ChatGPT. I used the following query, and got nothing: ------- query 1: Hello. I asked someone to write an abstract on some article for me. I'd like to know whether this abstract was written by him,
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by xeyownt 4y ago
This would be a nice addition to HackerNews. Feed all linked article into ChatGPT, and have her generate automatically an abstract. (I guess we should say "have her generate AI-tically an abstract)
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by xeyownt 4y ago
The query: Hello ! I'm going to paste below a copy of a blog post on "AGI", which I don't get at all. Could you help me understand it, and/or possibly rewrite it in a way that would make it clearer or easier to unde
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Weird article. After reading most of it, I still don't know what AGI or AGI-hard is. Going to feed it into ChatGPT and have it explain to me...
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Nice theory until you are treated as a cheater. Only acceptable anti-cheat is the one with ZERO false positive.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Best anti-cheat is the one that has never any false positive.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Wow. So you are a good player, and you are matched against cheaters. What a justice. I don't understand this practice. Playing against cheaters, or being treated like one, what's worse?
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by xeyownt 4y ago
My god. Any company doing that enters in my do-not-buy-ever list.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Banning based on user input seems the worst idea ever. Say hello to false positive. Also, in near future you'll probably have AI player that will beat most human players. If you ban based on that, you'll defacto put a upper bound
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by xeyownt 4y ago
The paper doesn't investigate the causes of the discrepancy, but only the causes of the excess mortality, ie. why are there so many deaths due to Covid, not why there are so many more deaths than those actually reported. As for the cit
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Missing: a reason why these fictive estimates would be of any interest.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Yes, but this new rule also adds interesting new mechanisms, like for instance the kamikaze check move with the queen, where the opponent's only move is to take with the king, hence losing the game (as it is also engine top move). Mast
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Copyrights say you cannot reproduce, distribute, etc a work without consent from the author, whatever the mean. The copy doesn't need to be exact, only sufficiently close. However, copyright doesn't prevent someone to look at th
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by xeyownt 4y ago
In my case, I switched rapidly to git-rebase because it produces history that is much cleaner and easier to understand. I only do merge if there is a good reason to preserve history (e.g. some other branches depend on it, or some test repor
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by xeyownt 4y ago
I find the result impressive. I'm sure this fools a majority of people, contrary to the comments here. Obviously, with detailed analysis, you can probably spot the difference, but in day-to-day activity, and without knowing that one pi
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by xeyownt 4y ago
I don't think it's related to IQ or abstract thinking skills. Maybe you have astonishing skills in other domains but are not suited to mathematical thinking for whatever reasons. Also, the current mathematical language is just a c
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Well I do. I cannot imagine any worthwhile society where someone would be entitled to earn 1000 times the average. 10 times is certainly a common-sense maximum. If his only motivation for contributing to the society is to be in the 10-1000
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by xeyownt 4y ago
You mean that US has more inequality than EU because they spend more on defense?
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by xeyownt 4y ago
I rather see the opposite. A society cannot live long if it has too much inequality. From inequality comes pressure, that forces the society to adapt or break.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
I just learned a new word, thank you for that ;-)
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Maybe some day we will have https://gitinit.hghub.io/
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by xeyownt 4y ago
To avoid any confusion, these corporations should be sent to operate on planet Mars exclusively.
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by xeyownt 4y ago
Super interesting, tx for the link.

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