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4y ago
According to the Latex source, one of the original titles for this paper was "First Contact With an AGI System".
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4y ago
Alternate funding source for GPT-GPT. GPT-4 figures out a faster way to compute SHA-256 hashes, more efficiently than ASICs, using GPUs, and mines then sells bitcoin to fund GPT-GPT.
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4y ago
More interestingly, "Davinci 3" is mentioned as an author of unknown affiliation*. Which, if it's referring to them having using davinci-003 to help author the paper would be interesting. It having unknown affiliation would b
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4y ago
It may shock you to hear, but some people go onto our Internet, and just tell lies! Preposterous, I know. But that means that only really works if you're a reporter. If you're some rando on twitter, random unverified claims on t
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4y ago
Nvidia is the one to invest in, though looking at it's performance since March 15th, it might be too late and it's already been priced in.
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4y ago
The article was already flagged, so I'll bite. > All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. -14th Amendmen
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4y ago
With today's announcement, it can point itself at Shopify, and make webpages to selling things. Maybe a copy writing service? Then, after it's accumulated money from those sales, it can point itself at the web services at AWS and
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4y ago
It's such a good idea that Excel added named ranges a long time ago.
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4y ago
I was using the =GOOGLEFINANCE function, which outputs a table, and was having trouble querying Google on how to get Google Sheets to give me just one cell in that table because, like you said, online tutorials aren't the best. Given
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4y ago
I searched the app store and was only able to find "Reeder 5". As someone who hasn't purchased 4, it doesn't show up, so new users aren't confused. Old users are presumably able to figure out that the idea that the
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4y ago
To be crass, you can't beat the person unconscious and then steal their crypto. You can do that if they're holding large amounts of cash.
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4y ago
> Visa could be liable in suit over child sexual abuse material on Pornhub, other sites https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2022/08/01/visa-mind... You're totally right, in this case it'
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4y ago
Rendered alongside the video: https://youtubetranscript.com/?v=IXr-VEpQ1lg
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4y ago
Embezzling from the pension fund is a popular move among dishonest accountants, and what can you do if the money's simply not there? In times of great upheaval, promises get broken and in a governmental collapse, there's no entity
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4y ago
Wouldn't it go the other way? Train it on dissident content, so that it's able to detect it and alert the censors so they can send the police to reducate the user?
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4y ago
Except that disabling JavaScript is an anomaly all on its own. The dozens of users running without JavaScript might not be individually fingerprint able but it's still a small enough cohort that I don't know how much I'd lean
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zamnos
4y ago
Might refer you to XKCD 810. https://xkcd.com/810/
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4y ago
From two weeks ago, how would you describe the current price of SIVB?
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4y ago
Sure but if you got in at, say, $80/share, you have to wait 10 years to get back to that , you'd need to get 8% return every year just to break even unless the sector has a serious bounce. Right now that doesn't seem likely,
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4y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but that's per-user, unless you all just share an account, or you build out a bespoke API integration. Which is to say if you have 25 developers, you'd spend $5k in 1 month. The reason to pirate it wo
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4y ago
You could be right! I don't claim access to any private OpenAI information so any theories by me are based on what's known publicly, which isn't much for GPT-4. I do want to call attention to the difference between training r
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Maybe. Certainly in the past, before the world was aware LLMs on the level of ChatGPT were possible with today's technology. OpenAI's chosen not to release any real details about GPT-4, so we don't actually know what it would
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4y ago
The question is what's the cost of a bug? Lost hours for customer support to collect user reports (which take some time and usually multiple reports before being believed), time spend by CSRs to individually, time by the dev or ops tea
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4y ago
I wouldn't bet on that. Back in 2020 Google photos had a "technical glitch" that resulted in videos getting leaked to other users. https://www.theverge.com/2020/2/4/21122044/google-photos-p
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4y ago
FRC is now down to $15/share from a high of $170 so it's no surprise that anyone that's holding FRC is running scared. If it fails, however likely/unlikely as it may be, what we've seen is that shareholders will be
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I mean the reality of it is that cars are damned convenient and it's way easier to drive, even for three minutes, than walk for 15 minutes, especially if there's a suburban parking lot at the other end. Getting people out of that
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4y ago
Ah that's a bit of a false dichotomy though. In between a rustic rural house on several acres down a dirt unpaved road unsuitable for bicycles, and a tiny, loud, one-bedroom downtown apartment condo in a highrise, or worse - one bedro
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> they were able to control toy mice by blinking, for example. Anyone who's tried a neurosky knows that blinking is super obvious when looking at the graphs because of the electrical action motivating the muscles which results in th
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HN doesn't support markdown for links, sorry.
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There absolutely has been a ton of government money funneled to, basically Verizon and Comcast shareholders to try and provide rural Internet service via the Telecomms Act of 1996 along with everything else that came after that. That the
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