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yreg
2y ago
>However it's very obviously not a blog since a blog encompasses a much larger concept. You can blog about your hobbies, interests, specific topics, related or otherwise. Hm? And you can also blog the same content as you put on 
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2y ago
Is this a blog for people who want to blog, but don't want to call it a blog?
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2y ago
Supabase did: https://supabase.com/blog/chatgpt-supabase-docs I've attempted it as well a year ago (mostly for fun) for our project. Yes, it can still hallucinate. But I would say it's much much much better i
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2y ago
We are talking about miohtama's argument, not Sam Altman. I don't believe Sam Altman, but I am interested in the general “is it legal/ethical to immitate something uncopyrightable” argument.
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2y ago
> He kind of ruined that argument when he tweeted "Her" Why? The grandparent is not saying it's coincidence. Why is it not okay to hire someone who has a voice similar to celebrity X who you intentionally want to immitate?
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2y ago
It shouldn't be much of a problem to ship the LLM along with attributions. (List of all sources used in the dataset - not a problem, unless they are secret, shady or illegal.) Wikipedia is one of the easy ones, since you need to attrib
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2y ago
AFAIK a good way to provide better answers and avoid hallucinations would be to compute embeddings for all sections of text in Wikipedia and then when a user asks a question create an embedding from that question. Use it to find the X close
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2y ago
I can accept (and to be honest even like) the idea, that consciousness somehow emerges from the complex structures in an animal brain, that there is no soul, no other planes of reality, no special quantum phenomena needed, etc. Maybe we cou
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2y ago
I’m convinced that interstellar travel is incredibly difficult or even totally impractical. If you are a civ who is able to do it, surely you can grow whatever food you need at home and have advanced AI/robotics that can provide labour
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2y ago
There are plenty of unclaimed resources. If you are the first one and want to make sure to prevent all future advanced civilizations from evolving, you send out von Neumann probes. You can tell them to build relativistic kill missiles and d
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2y ago
There's an abundance of resources in the countless uninhabited systems.
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> known distribution of math in the solar system. And mass as well :)
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2y ago
You still want to build space megastructures to get more area without moving into another gravity well.
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2y ago
You don't redirect all the energy to the home world. You dissipate the heat into space. Which is why you can't hide, anyone who aims their instruments on your system will detect the heat and see that the star is obstructed.
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2y ago
Fox obtains value from hunting a rabbit (food). What value is there to get from going into interstellar war (provided such a thing is even practical).
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yreg
2y ago
Not a single comment in this thread says the author is Russian.
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yreg
2y ago
Talking about forgeries of early Apple employee badges is far from a non-nerdy topic to be fair.
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2y ago
> I seem to be missing something as this is getting downvoted. I wouldn't downvote you, but I think those who did have read your comment as saying that it (hn design) is fine and they disagree. (I'm not saying that's what
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2y ago
By any chance I know, because I clipped it in Overcast. It was on Accidental Tech Podcast #415, 26:19. The topic starts at 25:40 https://atp.fm/415
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2y ago
Accessibility is for everyone, including you, if you live long enough. And the alternative is worse. So your choice is death or you are going to use accessibility features. – Siracusa
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2y ago
Yes
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2y ago
The user did say verbatim “Eye tracking is not an accessibility feature”
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yreg
2y ago
Sounds like a promising topic for an Electroboom video.
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2y ago
Ok, so live like rms. I thought lolinder brings both their main phone and a decoy burner. No need to scream at me. Unfortunately I need to use my phone from time to time.
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2y ago
It's the sum of all regions that matters.
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2y ago
The too-bigness is not an issue for YouTube, since YouTube sells ad slots for each view separately. It's an issue only for the creator, since when they put a sponsor in a video, it's always the same for all the viewers. When MrBea
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2y ago
Yet, even after 14 years to catch up users still prefer iPad to Windows tablets. The OS is a pro, not a con. > You introduce the last processor on a iPad? It makes sense since iPad is refreshed less often. Other M4 hardware is right arou
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2y ago
Android has profiles, so at least you can log in to your travel profile in advance. If only iOS supported accounts.
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2y ago
Eh, how was it bugged?
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2y ago
Which is obviously not true, since most people who get pulled aside are let in after a few questions anyway.
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