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> reposted comments from the last time XYZ was posted This gets me the most, as its fueling all the rest. So many top comments are just bots posting the exact same text as the last time the link was posted, which is done to farm karma fo
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So, Skype circa 2011, but now with original pictures. I imagine these scams will fall apart once people realize they can send themselves fake pictures of fake women for free.
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Being able to discern its word soup as a description of what constitutes a game is more a demonstration of you understanding what a game is, not it. And therein lies the magic of ChatGPT: it knows nothing, but the projected significance o
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I was agreeing with you - I'm not sure why people wouldn't downvote you, other than not liking to hear about the ugly side of mindfulness.
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It's still not an extractive tool (it's generative), so it stating logical facts based on the data is not something one should bank on. It will likely never be capable of what you're suggesting, without pairing it with an act
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To loosely quote "McMindfulness", it's possible to be mindful about shitty things. The Western form of mindfulness has been largely washed of the Buddhist dogma that it's rooted in. This is because it was heavily coopted
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I've attempted to pose a concurrency problem to GPT4. The output was invalid code, though likely would have looked correct to the untrained eye. It was only after I spelled out the limitations that it could account for them.
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The particular source, for anyone interested in hopping an intermediary link: https://www.jstor.org/stable/25683215
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I'll also add that Explosion has a heavy "production-ready, quickly" bent, and even supports wrapping HF models with spaCy. Explosion is probably my favorite company in the AI space and has provided the most tangible value of
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While I've seen it reported as of late that fear over Kurdish groups is Turkey's official stance on holding back on voting Sweden in, the original reason given by Erdogan was over an isolated incident where a far-right anti-Islami
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Analog computers have such an elegance to them. I've wondered if we'll ever seen them return for specialized purposes, outside of music.
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Hi nightmarish, Its likely that you've seen my last inquiry. I'm very much interested in the forces that compelled your very limited behavior here on HN. Any insight you could offer will likely go further than your more deliberate
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Serious question, now that everything has died down: were you hired? You clearly created an account with the intention to spread discord on a certain subject. You did so about 3 days before the drop, indicating insider knowledge. Nonetheles
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I'm going to be frank here, because I know my argument isn't "cheap". When one utilizes OSINT techniques (which using an ML service hosted by a third-party certainly qualifies as), there are baked-in assumptions that 1)
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I thought I must be going crazy until I saw your comment. This sounds like a bad research practice that probably shouldn't be reproduced to begin with.
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There's definitely some "Mechanical Turk"-ing going on behind the scenes. I enjoy the ChatGPT jailbreaking scene, and almost every time there's a significant break found, within a day, ChatGPT will dance around it (take
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I'll admit to having mistook your reply with another (hence the non-sequitur second half of my comment.) Apologies for my brusque tone.
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The gymnastics you GPT True Believers go through to make this stuff "work" are really something else. By the way - definitely read the article. But once again - I thought the methodology was bad, and thus the conclusion was bad.
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And it has already been stated elsewhere in the thread: an illegal move is not technically a forfeiture, so this is some heavy "giving the benefit of the doubt".
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You can spin it that way if you want to, but the result is essentially guiding it through a brute force of the first successful playthrough it can muster.
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They are disproving an assertion. Demonstrating that an alternate approach implodes the assertion is a perfectly acceptable route, especially when the original approach was cherry-picking successes and throwing out failures. I wish I could
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Certainly a likelihood for everyone too lazy to write their own code.
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Incredible. Arguably the most vicious form, so hearing that it could buy so much time is awesome. Nonetheless, I'm sorry for your loss.
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> The uncensored version must be available to someone Microsoft. That should be enough cause for concern, really.
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Soon, a lot of people will realize that the puck doesn't travel in a straight line. Eventually, it will veer to the right in a logarithmic fashion. When it does is up for debate, but - in my experience - it always happens very short of
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> quite a contrived definition of average Sure, maybe an argmax mixed with an RNG isn't really an average, but some would say it's quite a contrived definition of forming an opinion.
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You don't even have to read it. This GPT-2 output detector tags it as 0.63% chance of being written by a human. https://openai-openai-detector.hf.space/
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False equivalence. Dolphins have exhibited general problem-solving skills in a myriad of situations, and thus qualify as a general intelligence.
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The big detractor for me is its heavy curation towards predetermined outputs that are constantly being tuned by a small army, essentially making it a Mechanical Turk paired with a nifty model. They can spin it as "trying to improve its
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The distinction between AGI and Narrow AI has existed for almost 30 years.

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