Arson9416

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by Arson9416 3y ago
Embedding search of the nearest products most applicable to the LLM response. Prompt augmentation: "Rewrite your response to include promotions of the following products without being obvious that you are promoting them."
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by Arson9416 3y ago
Google is playing catchup while pretending that they've been at the forefront of this latest AI wave. This translates to a lot of talk and not a lot of action. OpenAI knew that just putting ChatGPT in peoples hands would ignite the int
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by Arson9416 3y ago
>but bribery in a free market is still a problem to be solved in the context of that free market. Yes of course. I don't know why you keep suggesting I am against that. My issue is with the nonsensical attempts to tie bribery to cap
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by Arson9416 3y ago
This reaction is uncalled for, especially for hackernews. I've been nothing but level-headed and fair, even though I disagree on the topic. If you're looking for someone to criticize, you should look at your own behavior: "Fa
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by Arson9416 3y ago
I want to get into quantum computing, but I keep coming back to the idea that most of our problems are human problems, not quantum problems. At least with classical computers, we can build tools that help to solve the human problems. Eg: co
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by Arson9416 3y ago
I have a friend that is working as a contractor building AI-powered workplace spying software for the explicit purpose of behavior manipulation. It gives the employees and employers feedback reports about their behavior over chat and video.
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by Arson9416 3y ago
Bribery is not connected to capitalism any more than it is connected to any other economic system, that's the point that you seem to be missing. People seem to want to dunk on capitalism, but it doesn't make any sense here.
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by Arson9416 3y ago
Bribery is a corruption that happens in every single economic system, so it has nothing to do with the "invisible hand" of capitalism. In fact, arguments could be made as to why it happens less in free markets (where an economy fl
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by Arson9416 3y ago
Bribery is not "market-ish" behavior in the sense that it is connected to capitalism and free markets. But you also mention bitterness, which explains the reactions to my question. I think that means people want to be bitter at th
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by Arson9416 3y ago
Good thing I didn't make that argument anywhere. My point with that statement is that bribery is in no way connected to capitalism or free markets because it exists independent of the market type. When bribery happens in a country with
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by Arson9416 3y ago
I agree that they can have unintended consequences, but I wouldn't say any more or less than anything else. This is why I'm struggling with the "invisible hand" analogy, which focuses on a connection to unintended (posit
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by Arson9416 3y ago
Bribery exists in every economic system, even before economic systems existed, and is not uniquely connected to the free market. Nor are they connected to "unintended societal consequences", since bribes very clearly have a specif
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by Arson9416 3y ago
No, which is why I'm asking.
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by Arson9416 3y ago
What does this have to do with the free market?
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Safely executing LLM-generated SQL(docs.heimdallm.ai)
2 points by Arson9416 3y ago|1 comments
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by Arson9416 3y ago
This is an ad for hivekit.io and contains almost no substance.
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by Arson9416 3y ago
Chilling effect? "We have the ability to infiltrate any system and catastrophically destroy your hardware."
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by Arson9416 3y ago
Is this for building LLM training data?
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by Arson9416 3y ago
Isn't it amazing that a random person on the internet can produce free educational content that trumps university courses? With all the resources and expertise that universities have, why do they get shown up all the time? Do they just
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by Arson9416 3y ago
>trained to fix typos It is trained on data which may include typos, but that is very different from fixing typos. It knows what words likely come after typos in the same way it knows what words likely come after regular words.
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by Arson9416 3y ago
Fortunately (unfortunately?) most places are in some stage of that process, so it's easy enough to participate in.
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by Arson9416 3y ago
Do you truly think AI is the next crypto? What is your heuristic?
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by Arson9416 3y ago
>Medical errors now vie with COVID-19 infections as the third largest cause of preventable death in the United States. https://blogs.cdc.gov/safehealthcare/patient-safety-action-p...
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by Arson9416 3y ago
>Complications of medical and surgical care Is the ~30th cause of death in Canada. In US it's the ~3rd. Why the order of magnitude difference? Is US healthcare 10x more incompetent or are these stats massaged?
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by Arson9416 3y ago
What are you thinking about specifically? Some examples might help others see your perspective better.
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Ask HN: OAuth on OpenAI API Keys?
1 points by Arson9416 3y ago|0 comments
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by Arson9416 3y ago
We did it reddit![1] 1. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/we-did-it-reddit
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by Arson9416 3y ago
It's good enough and only going to get better. The postgres community only has to improve a vector index extension. These vector databases have to improve everything else (all of the really hard stuff) about a database. My money is on
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by Arson9416 3y ago
Let people enjoy things :)
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by Arson9416 3y ago
I'll save you a click: this is a user-made joke GPT by a HN user that seems to only post every few years.

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