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>No one talks like this except people trying to manipulate you. The post is written by a person who gets paid (or at least used to get paid) to write marketing copy. The author is by definition a professional writer of marketing copy. Of
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yodon
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I can't wait to see the trademark wars in a few years between all the AI companies that called their stuff Jarvis, and the Marvel/Disney empires, and all the domain and trademark squatters.
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4y ago
That's quite a bike shed. I suspect most would just not read the articles they didn't want to read, but then again it doesn't hurt to build a nice shed every now and again.
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To quote dang and the HN FAQ: "Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be shortened to "The article mentions that."" https:/
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4y ago
Thanks for going ahead and building this so the rest of us can focus on using it!
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>people who speak another language. They are just like you and me in almost every imaginable way. And then the Orange fruit is introduced, and the language gains the word orange, and all those who speak that language begin to perceive co
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4y ago
Having experienced that moment on many occasions I would say the various interpretive sentences are indeed describing a singular class of experience, one that is sometimes romantic but that also happens in non-romantic contexts.
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I want to live in a place where this happens often enough to need a word for it.
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What you are describing is very different from the hallucination behavior of GPT-3 and GPT-3.5. Yes, GPT-4 came up with an incorrect answer, but it's an incorrect answer an experienced programmer could legitimately have come up with, a
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>Can you show me sample prompts where GPT4 gives garbage? I am yet to find one. Agreed. GPT-3 and GPT-3.5 commonly hallucinate. GPT-4 can certainly be made to behave badly, but on real questions I've put to GPT-4 it has a 0% halluci
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Panera Bread tests palm scanning tech
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Ibuprofen is generally considered safer than Acetaminophen BUT non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like Ibuprofen can trigger dangerous stomach acid over production in some patients (source: finding myself in excruciating pain fo
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I wonder how it feels to be listed AFTER a piece of software (that may not actually exhibit intelligence) in the list of authors.
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>As a reasonably well-educated conservative ... Why am I going to take lessons ... from those who judge me entirely on my skin color and my gender? It is so depressing to hear well-educated conservatives act as if the primary racism in t
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> Could I get the same by just making my prompt "You are a computer and can run the following functions to help you answer the users question: run_python('program'), google_search('query')". GPT-4 does not h
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This sounds like a game-changer for any kind of API interaction with ChatGPT. At present, we are naively pushing all information a session might need into the session before it might be needed in case it might be needed (meaning a lot of in
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>In my experience liberals tend to have less coherent philosophies and understanding about how the world works You may want to test whether you're trapped in a confirmation bias bubble, as sounds likely. Each group, conservatives an
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After finally switching to a Mac full time last year for the better developer experience (bash command line without the WSL disk access slowness), I now feel like I need to install Parallels to get the better developer experience (Copilot a
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> 3 times more leads and conversions... ...Says the sales text on the website with zero data to back it up.
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> We need details on how this was accomplished The book he wrote on it [0] is a great read [0] https://www.amazon.com/CUCKOOS-EGG-Clifford-Stoll-ebook/dp/B...
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Frequently HN readers will downvote comments that don't bother to explain why the viewer should invest time in reading or watching an unexplained link.
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If you call the openai API's straight from the FrontEnd, you are likely leaking your api keys to visitors who can then use your api keys (and api key limits) for their own purposes.
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See for example [0]. The core concern is that the ACLU is going through an identity crisis as its membership evolves, and it is shifting strategy from defending the right of free speech for all (including the defending the right of free spe
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The ACLU is clearly no longer the institution it once was. Glad to see the EFF is stepping up.
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The issue isn't the subtle details of the law. The issue is there is zero chance you'll show up in search rankings because of the strength of the blender association and there is a similarly almost 100% chance name confusion will
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> Did you read the article? From the article: ... From the HN Guidelines[0]: Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be shortened to "The article
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Wifi encourages people to sit in your limited number of chairs for hours a day, all for the same few pennies of profit as a customer who walks out immediately or drives away from your drive through immediately and leaves all the resources a
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Thanks for the reminder - I just switched to OSX and had been looking unsuccessfully for a Paint.NET equivalent for the Mac. Photopea.com should do it.
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I'll add a shout out to Paint.NET here. Couldn't live without it.
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I share the author's concern about company-sponsored groups, but I'm not impressed when the article starts out by citing the "robust literature" that employees can only be productive for under 3 hours a day. Robust liter
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