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by zebomon 2y ago
I would guess it won't be so obvious as that. More likely and pernicious is that the model discloses the controversies and then as the chat continues makes subtle assertions that those controversies weren't so bad, every company r
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by zebomon 2y ago
I agree with you completely. In the wild, there are too many variables to use watermarking to draw meaningful conclusions about any piece of text, no matter the word count. Scott Aaronson described well one of those variables, "the pin
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by zebomon 2y ago
Worth pointing out that while watermarking is mathematically reliable, the scammers who are selling "AI detection" don't have the weight-level access that it requires.
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Where to Put All the Lizard-Brain Content(bingeclock.com)
1 points by zebomon 2y ago|0 comments
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by zebomon 2y ago
I love the sentiment, but the real issue is one of incentives and not ability. The problem crawlers have more than enough technical ability to minimize their impact. They just don't have a reason to care right now.
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by zebomon 2y ago
Good read. I wonder to what degree this kind of step-making which I suppose is what is often happening under the hood of OpenAI's o1 "reasoning" model, is set up manually (manually as in a case-by-case basis) as you've d
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Crawlers in the Henhouse(bingeclock.com)
2 points by zebomon 2y ago|0 comments
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by zebomon 2y ago
Here's a look at my AI Audit on Bingeclock for anyone who's curious. Interesting drop in the last 48 hours given that it coincided with Cloudflare's announcement. https://www.bingeclock.com/blog/img/
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by zebomon 2y ago
I'm not sure I understand what you're actually doing with this. I think that adding photos of the components you're shipping would make the page clearer.
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by zebomon 2y ago
This articles speak directly to what I believe will become the unfortunate and inconvenient reality of LLMs' core limitation: at some point, someone has to 1) benefit from what's been generated and 2) (and more importantly) know t
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by zebomon 2y ago
Very cool! Congratulations on the launch, and best of luck to you!
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by zebomon 2y ago
This is very interesting. It calls to mind some advice I heard someone associated with YC (maybe PG?) offer a while ago: (approximately) the best ideas right now are the ones that will become more useful rather than less as AI gets better.
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by zebomon 2y ago
This is awesome! Congratulations! It makes sense to me as a layperson that as more companies are doing more expensive things in the sky there would be greater value to high-precision weather insights. This seems like an exciting mission and
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by zebomon 2y ago
I'm a Top Rated/Pro-verified ghostwriter on Fiverr. It's been my full-time job since 2015. Went from mid-six figures in 2022 to scraping by today.
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by zebomon 2y ago
As someone whose job has been negatively impacted by LLMs already, I'll echo the sentiment here that use cases like this one are sort of depressing, as they will primarily impact people who work long hours for small pay. It certainly s
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by zebomon 2y ago
This is very cool! I've actually been working on something similar for some time as a feature on my website https://www.bingeclock.com . Can I ask if you've done something to minimize the number of banner ads Youtube pu
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by zebomon 2y ago
Las Vegas has a uniquely scalable infrastructure for conventions. Lodging, restaurants, meeting spaces, entertainment.
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by zebomon 2y ago
Chatbots in their current form already make excellent tutors and coding partners for many people.
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by zebomon 2y ago
I think it should be pretty easy to pick up for anyone who has experience with any other Linux distro, or even just experience with command line. The docs were clear and current when I got started with it.
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by zebomon 2y ago
Thanks! I shall use this to create pictures of hot dogs :)
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by zebomon 2y ago
Thank you very much for this! They look great.
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by zebomon 2y ago
The Fog of War. It caused me to see geopolitics from both a simpler and more constantly ambiguous perspective. A River Runs through It. Even more so the book, but the movie gets the job done: the meanings of our experiences only make sense
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by zebomon 3y ago
I tried this out back in December. It is very straightforward. Would recommend for anyone who is testing the waters and just trying to start exploring the various tools. From my understanding though, the quality is pretty far behind that of
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by zebomon 3y ago
Thinking Fast and Slow made a tremendous impact on me when I read it (multiple times) in the 2010s. What curiosity and what clarity of thought this man had. His influence will continue to be felt!
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by zebomon 3y ago
I just clicked around and set up an automation to scrape a website and copy the text into a Google Doc. Seriously, bravo. This is extremely impressive. You seem to have both the integrations and the design down pat. I'll echo what othe
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by zebomon 3y ago
That sounds like a no.
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by zebomon 3y ago
Maybe not the fragmentation itself, but the general awareness of that fragmentation, yes. It sounds like a healthy thing for none of us to feel like we have a sense of "the internet" as a whole. I for one look forward to again bei
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by zebomon 3y ago
Wow, this is egregious. It's a fairly clear sign of things to come. If a company like Writer.com, which brands itself as a B2B platform and has gotten all kinds of corporate and media attention, isn't handling prompt injections re
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by zebomon 3y ago
Maybe the most important line of the paper comes toward the end, in 4.2: "Another uncertainty is the impact of crises, such as the 2008 financial crisis or the Covid-19 pandemic ... LtG as a model is not able to reproduce these short-t
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by zebomon 3y ago
Yeah, I think it's a curious decision to have launched this thing with the LLM alone, as using an LLM for something this potentially disastrous is a moot point for me. If they can get a formal simulator running with it, on the other ha

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