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ysavir
2y ago
Sure, but what happens when the article is updated at a later date, or rescinded, etc.? Should the LLMs be trained to repeat the article verbatim, or to say "according to this article[0], blah blah blah" with links to the sources?
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ysavir
2y ago
What LLM will we check those against? How do we trust that its source materials are accurate and correct?
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ysavir
2y ago
Wouldn't that just be checking wikipedia articles against the same wikipedia articles which the LLM originally trained on?
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ysavir
2y ago
I generally agree with you, but one factor is the ability to filter out scripts using browser plugins. For example, if a page has 3rd-party scripts that trigger obnoxious modals, I can use NoScript to prevent those scripts from executing. I
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ysavir
2y ago
We probably shouldn't be basing our economy on debts then, as we tend to do.
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ysavir
2y ago
Don't forget that us Americans pay 120% of what we should be paying, so there are extra percent points to go around.
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ysavir
2y ago
My experience has been that dislikes are station specific. I regularly dislike songs on channels in order to shape the genre, even if I actively listen to that song on other stations. Pandora's whole identity revolves around stations,
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ysavir
2y ago
I use Pandora and I'm able to maintain genre-specific stations pretty well. Sometimes it will try to mix something new in but I just dislike that song and it happily keeps playing the genre(s) that I chose for that channel.
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ysavir
2y ago
But that's just the thing: OpenAI isn't supposed to have a product. They're supposed to offer a benefit to humankind.
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ysavir
2y ago
Would it have to be more or less speedy than an airport's TSA line?
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ysavir
2y ago
Of course, then it also falls to her and her team to handle permits, hiring employees for the concert (and this would be a one time thing for those employees?), training, arranging materials, foods, and anything else, figure out parking and
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ysavir
2y ago
Congrats on the launch! What happens if I reach the invoice limit? Does it just stop sending out emails, meaning I lose out my sales that fail to send their invoice?
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ysavir
3y ago
If I was in that situation, the last thing I'd want is to provide an AI video generator the means of creating videos like mine and that would compete with me.
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ysavir
3y ago
I'd love to hear from them! Once I get a design update I want to start a private beta. If they're interested in participating, I'd be glad to give them free lifetime access. :)
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ysavir
3y ago
Over the past few years, I've built up a bunch of tooling for virtual D&D/TTRPG games I played with friends. DM prepping, note sharing, inventory management, scheduling, etc. And all of that with Discord integrations so you ca
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ysavir
3y ago
Well damn, if ending Apple's monopoly is the key to uniting the country politically, sign me up.
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ysavir
3y ago
A better comparison might be the requirement for brick-and-mortar businesses to accept cash as payment, such as when Sweetgreen went cashless. "Discrimination" might be the wrong word, but I think it's reasonable to mandate b
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ysavir
3y ago
Hah. I once had a company ask the same, except they didn't specify that it was feedback for them . I set time aside for a call with them thinking they were going to clarify why they didn't want to proceed with me, and what I coul
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ysavir
3y ago
> The problem is that nobody is going to be honest with you. Isn't that what makes it indefensible?
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ysavir
3y ago
That was my first thought as well! I guess one of the Ls in LLM is for Lucky.
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ysavir
3y ago
I can sort of see it. On the one hand, it's reasonable to hold them accountable when an employee gives you the wrong discount. But if an employee, on their last day at work, decides to offer the next person calling all of the seats on
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ysavir
3y ago
It doesn't help that YouTube was pushing creators towards longer and longer videos, resulting in lots of fluff and padding to convert a simple idea into an unnecessarily long entity for the sake of algorithm rankings. While lack of att
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ysavir
3y ago
Do you have any examples to justify this interpretation? I've read the novel several times and I don't remember anything there to support this.
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ysavir
3y ago
This is what I like to use. Two states with a clear selection of one, all visible at all times.
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3y ago
You didn't even try to explain. At no point did you even phrase your idea in the language I used, or connect your idea to the broader conversation. You brought in a conclusion without any hint of the work you put in to get to that conc
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ysavir
3y ago
You're putting a whole lot of effort into not having to explain something you were so willing to share.
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ysavir
3y ago
I really need you to connect the dots for me here. What you described is vastly different to what I described. Why do you feel they are equal?
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3y ago
Can you explain how this relates to my comment above? There was no sentiment there that all people should have the same possessions and experiences. The point of the post was that objective price can't be evaluated without consideratio
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ysavir
3y ago
That's a perspective that makes sense when all individuals are given an equal income, and it's up to each one to decide how they want to allocate that income. But that's very far from how the actual world works. In reality, s
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ysavir
3y ago
It's reflective of how the products have changed. Back in the day, you uploaded all your own media. you didn't have access to hundreds of thousands of streaming options across music, podcasts, and movies. Having a single app to up
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