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Name_Chawps
3y ago
You didn't fall for the scam. That doesn't mean it's not a scam.
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3y ago
If legislation helps the big players so much, why do they spend so much lobbying against certain legislation? Why do big time CEOs complain about regulation so much, if it's such a boon?
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3y ago
Alternatively, if you allow a legislative environment where bad behavior is rewarded, then—shocker!—bad behavior will be common. Most people and companies engaging in bad behavior aren't doing it because they're evil, they're
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3y ago
Focusing on personal responsibility instead of legislation is a dead end.
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It is not unreasonable to believe in conspiracy theories involving China, because they have a centralized, authoritarian government, which means that true conspiracies occur frequently, and are mandated by the government.
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One major cause of school shootings is the reporting of school shootings.
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3y ago
The mechanism is different because it doesn't use a vacuum, but it's similar to sous vide in its effect.
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3y ago
There is a distinction in the ChatGPT chat completion API between "system" text and "user" text, but GPT 3 had a problem where it would basically ignore any system text, so you had to put instructions in the user text an
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3y ago
Your "friendly suggestion" is extremely rude.
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3y ago
Though unfortunately it will cost like $20 per 32k completion...
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If they start claiming they're "open weights" or "open final product" I'll be up in arms.
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3y ago
I'd be curious to know if you think open source companies should share all of their database records too.
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3y ago
The weights are not "source".
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3y ago
I can, right now, have GPT 4 write me sonnets on any topic. We are already beyond mere parroting. People say "it's just parroting what it's heard"! But did GPT4's training data really include a sonnet about Minecraf
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3y ago
I think you might find this article relevant: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/fFY2HeC9i2Tx8FEnK/luck-based...
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It's a shame AR technology is vaporware and doesn't really exist yet.
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3y ago
32 kB?
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4y ago
Link two such lawsuits.
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4y ago
Do you also get annoyed when you're dumb enough to think Anki isn't free?
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4y ago
Which FP concepts would help here?
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4y ago
It's not comparable to a nuke because a nuke is dumb, and won't be dangerous unless you do something dangerous with it. AI, on the other hand, will be dangerous by default, once it's powerful enough.
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4y ago
On the other hand, you may as well read the Enchiridion cover to cover, since it's basically formulated as a bunch of short tips and one liners anyway.
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4y ago
The former is used to begin sentences that are questions in Spanish.
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Evidence against Epi-Pens degrading when flying: Planes often have onboard Epi-Pens that go through thousands of flights and still work.
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4y ago
It's pronounced "latin ex"
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4y ago
Open sourcing is widely recognized to be a bad thing when it comes to AI existential risk. (For the same reason you don't want simple instructions for how to build bio weapons posted to the internet.) Modern AI is pretty harmless thoug
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Could a healthy middle ground between doing nothing and banning all social media be banning social media on small mobile devices? Only allow TikTok and Instagram etc. to be installed on desktop computers, laptops, and maybe tablets? That wa
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In a representative democracy, we need to be able to know who our representatives are. They need to be elected or not based on their reputation. If we have 50,000 representatives, we can't possibly know who they all are on a personal l
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You did have an intuitive notion of what the word "branch" means, though.
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4y ago
This split already exists. Emoji are kept in a separate block from other characters.
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