zeven7

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by zeven7 3y ago
He's been somewhat critical of OpenAI. Specifically the part about it pivoting to a for-profit business. > I’m still confused as to how a non-profit to which I donated ~$100M somehow became a $30B market cap for-profit. If this is l
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by zeven7 3y ago
It would be interesting to hear more about how HN combats this, though I understand there probably needs to be some secrecy around it as giving away all of the details may make it easier for bad actors to know how to avoid detection.
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by zeven7 3y ago
These gravity waves aren't strong enough to pull us off Earth. Everything on Earth is already subjected to gravity, and it doesn't cause nuclear reactions. Gravity waves won't cause impossible configurations to become possibl
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by zeven7 3y ago
But that's not a problem because that leaves you with only V and R which add to 98, so you only need to add some others to get it up to 200.
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by zeven7 3y ago
The last time there were unexpected noises heard it turned out to be fish farts. https://www.iflscience.com/for-15-years-sweden-thought-enemy...
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by zeven7 3y ago
We might be at a point where that could change. This device seems like it could be close to providing the performance needed to start running productivity apps, and it also provides the screen real estate. Those types of apps have to be com
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by zeven7 3y ago
I use /r/all exclusively. I have an account and subscribe to subreddits, but I never go to the home screen. I do check some subreddits directly. Otherwise just /r/all.
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by zeven7 3y ago
Next Bard will read the comment, repeat it as fact, and it will make it into the history books.
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by zeven7 3y ago
My own theory is Google had this earlier but couldn't figure out a way to make money from it. I think they felt threatened by it and didn't release what they had.
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by zeven7 3y ago
Did you really? I just did it just now (9 minutes after your comment) and got 19% and 55%.
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by zeven7 3y ago
Great idea for a game! A question I ran into while playing your game is why it says "Amazon" and "Prime" are only 3% related? That seems very surprising.
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by zeven7 3y ago
Brave is trying to do that, but yeah coverage is an issue. Blocking as is a start.
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by zeven7 3y ago
Chrome does not come with an ad blocker.
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by zeven7 3y ago
> But these super advanced aliens keep on getting spotted, so maybe they don't want to hide, or they're not that good at hiding? So maybe they don't have all that good technology? But I addressed this by saying they'r
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by zeven7 3y ago
On the other hand, it might seem most likely that aliens should be here, given: - the vastness of space - the abundance of habitable worlds - the age of the universe - the speed with which tools like von Neumann probes could proliferate t
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by zeven7 3y ago
Not OP, but I enjoy touchscreens on laptops also. I can get by without it. I see it as a nice to have but not a necessity. It won't make or break a decision when choosing a laptop for me. Here are some reasons I like it when I do have
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by zeven7 3y ago
This is JS. Dependency hell is par for the course.
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by zeven7 3y ago
1 / 0 = ±∞ Or if you must, you do that thing where you pick the positive option à la √
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by zeven7 3y ago
For forever I used yahoo.com to login to a captive portal. I don't know why, but for some reason it worked for me when typing google.com, etc didn't work. Somehow I figured that out and stuck to it. I haven't done it in a whi
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by zeven7 3y ago
What if you tell it the most pressing global issue is... AI?
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by zeven7 3y ago
Ah, I didn't realize it was a different project. Either way, it seems like they share the same problem.
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by zeven7 3y ago
Predictable. You could just come up with an original name and be fine. "GPT4" obviously means the OpenAI product to people. For those ootl, here's the previous thread where OP was given a lot of advice from the HN community t
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by zeven7 4y ago
> How many cumulative wasted hours have been spent tapping through cookie pop ups? Maybe not quite as privacy conscious, but a quick workaround: (1) Open in incognito (2) Click big, easy to find "Accept" button
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by zeven7 4y ago
Are screensavers still a thing or is that a dead concept? I haven't had one in ages, but maybe I just haven't been turning it on in my settings.
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by zeven7 4y ago
> this one is absolutely fucking insane, reminds me of DMT: https://oimo.io/works/life/ "Ah, neat, but what am I missing?" I said before I figured out you could zoom.
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by zeven7 4y ago
Seriously. There needs to be more work put into the prompt being used to generate these comments.
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by zeven7 4y ago
> When the name was chosen it wasn't based on GPTJ > if you think you will transcend GPTJ The comment you're replying to already addressed the possibility that you don't want to be tied to GPTJ in name. That's fine
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by zeven7 4y ago
Another lifelong American checking in with "bathroom". I've lived up and down the East coast, and "bathroom" would have been normal to hear anywhere, alongside "restroom". "Washroom" would be a v
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by zeven7 4y ago
But can you really? The pilot doors are now locked from the inside and impenetrable.
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by zeven7 4y ago
On the other hand, there are times when people in the past have tried WY and decided in that situation Y was a bad idea. But your situation is X and it is quite different from what the answerer is familiar with from their experience with W.

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