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by GenericPoster 4mo ago
This is happening at my workplace and it's incredibly annoying. We get support tickets asking us to troubleshoot AI written scripts. The funny thing is that most of the time, it would be faster for the customer to tell us what they wan
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by GenericPoster 1y ago
Single text file a year in n++. I Try to do it once a week and do end of month and end of year analysis. Usually I end up writing more and that's fine. My requirements are local only and fast. Start with the simplest tool you have avai
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by GenericPoster 1y ago
The world is a vastly easier place to live in when you're knowledgeable. Being knowledgeable opens doors that you didn't even know existed. If you're both using the same AGI tool, being knowledgeable allows you to solve probl
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
I get that but it just overshadows the technical stuff in nearly every post. And it's just low hanging fruit to have a discussion over. But you're probably right with that comic, I spend so much time reading about ai stuff.
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
The talk of "safety" and harm in every image or language model release is getting quite boring and repetitive. The reasons why it's there is obvious and there are known workarounds yet the majority of conversations seems to b
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
> Whether they compete with a cloud AI time will tell. But they're not competing with cloud AI. Why would a person need to go to the cloud to give you a reminder or download an app? They're competing against the current local a
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
Did you only read the title? Because the abstract gives you a pretty good idea of what they mean when they say reason. It's pretty easy to understand. No need to immediately call bullshit just because of a minor semantic disagreement.
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
Do you know something we don't? If so, don't be shy and share it with the class. More seriously, only time will tell if today's event will have any significance. Even if OpenAI somehow goes bankrupt, given enough time, I doub
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
Ah yes, because all those normal people will be able to run these powerful models on the devices that they currently own. Such a naive take. The rich will ALWAYS get their piece of the pie, and once they've had their fill, we'll b
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
No, I'm making fun of the original comment that compared gpt3.5 and gpt4 by saying its only a difference of .5 It's an absolute absurd way to compare things and incredibly reductive.
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
A 4 4 rubix cube is barely harder to solve than a 3 3 rubix cube. After all, it's only a difference of 1.
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
> If we were attempting to put someone into some sort of Matrix like reality simulator but we lacked the technology to provide a perfect simulation what level of simulation would be 'good enough' that a human would consider it
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
> are you learning or just being indoctrinated? This is such a strange comment and is so removed from my lived experience that I question whether its even real. Where is this indoctrination happening? The vast majority of my classes were
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
I don't see that OPs take as cynical, just realistic. Time and time again, companies, especially major ones have shown that they will always prioritize making money over everything else. The sooner people accept this, the better. Peopl
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
> Since when has advertisement even implied endorsement of nearby content? It's not an endorsement. People make associations all the time consciously or not. There are obviously positive and negative associations. And if it's w
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
What an absolutely deranged comment. Putting aside the fact that you're going up to bat for some random guy that you don't personally know. Instead of listening to the testimonies, let it go to court and then make a judgement. But
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
>YouTube was popular and had very little moderation. Emphasis on the AND. There is some correlation between Youtube's popularity and the lack of moderation but that isn't what made them popular. I do agree on the advertiser&#x2
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
I appreciate the idealism but that's an incredibly naive take. The idea of "just walk" or "just ride a bike" or "just move" or "just grow your own food" is nonsensical when talking about US infra
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
Good feature, I might actually start using chrome again if recipes are summarized how I expect them to. Generally speaking, there's already a problem with people only reading the titles and basing their opinion of off that. Hopefully t
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
Can you give some examples and point out the subtleties?
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
You're being a bit hyperbolic, but that sounds like an education problem. It's not a cooperations job to teach you how to look at sources. Besides, most people already get their news from second hand sources or worse. If hallucina
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
> Twitter is "just a microblogging service", and yet pushed social norms around so much on certain topics that people from a decade or more ago would be surprised at the impact. With every technological advancement or major wor
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
What a terrible analogy. First of all, the two best shoe companies are selling the SAME shoes to everybody, they aren't denying you service. You just don't like the color that it's being sold in. You willingly choose to wear
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
It's a chatbot. A very advanced one with incredible capabilities but a chatbot nonetheless. What irreparable damage to society and culture are you alluding to? Any specific examples would be nice as I don't see where all this doom
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
But you are an adult and you don't have to support or pay for any of these products if you don't want to. It's simply a design choice. The same as if someone would choose python over c++. Maybe by your standards it's a p
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
>pampering the bottom 5% whiny dregs of society There's really no need to be so hostile. Do you complain that disney doesn't make hardcore porn too? Like it or not claude and all these other ai's that are censored do have
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
Really fun game. From a visibility standpoint, I would recommend improving the visibility of the notebook. Once you're deep into it and a lot of boxes are filled, it becomes harder to keep track of checks and crosses. Native dark mode
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
I am and in general. I've bought and used android devices that haven't received updates for at least 3-7 years. It's a phone. If you can make calls and text, it's already doing it's job. If you have a device that re
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
So why do you need the latest android version and why long term support? If you are a nobody, there isn't a need to pay for the "latest and greatest". Security updates are a meme and just a way to add more bloat. Don't d
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by GenericPoster 3y ago
The intentions weren't bad and the 'outcomes we are now observing' aren't bad either. Those changes were a net positive on society. There is still more work that needs to be done so that both boys AND girls have the same

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