ShamelessC

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by ShamelessC 2y ago
:shrug: Well, I thought this was funny. For what it's worth.
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
Okay well let's just agree to disagree then.
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
It’s not flamebait. There was no deliberate attempt to piss people off. That it happened to anyway is entirely the fault of those outraged. It’s a relevant fact. People just get insecure and then defensive when they find one of their favori
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
That doesn’t sound super sketchy or anything.
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
This is confusing to me as I thought the simple act of measuring the wave collapsed the wavefunction.
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
Sad that so many investors/founders couldn't figure this out themselves.
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
I guess people can’t handle that one of their favorite writers did something despicable. No need to downvote so much, just comes across like you’re trying to conceal the truth, which is that the guy supported a monster.
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
It’s a practice, but not necessarily a standard one. In any case if even one person sees that, the advice will have served its purpose.
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
And bizarrely different plot points.
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
> No criticism at this particular thing, but it is a good opportunity to mention that GPT-5 only exists if you have non-public information. What? > Sure it does. What? Contradicting yourself immediately? > I mention because it is n
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
You’re aware that by prompting it in that way you’re effectively telling it to role play in a fictional scenario?
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
So do you just have a list of like thousands of specialized discord servers for every question you want to ask? You're the first person I've seen who is actually _fond_ of discord locking information behind a login instead of the
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
I mean, yeah I was having a tough time understanding it. I felt like my comment conveyed my confusion pretty well. I still think the wording is strange and the most clarifying thing you’ve provided is that this guy is a blogger and his targ
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
One of many, yes.
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
> AI generates image > Bots congratulate it > It learns to generate images more like it > Images become even more deformed I think it’s pretty unlikely that they are instantly finetuning back on the feedback in this case without
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
That’s because it is clickbait. Self awareness doesn’t even have a proper testable definition much less verified proof via experiments that wouldn’t immediately be questioned as philosophically fraught. That’s not to say I don’t personally
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
Didn’t the media cover this already over and over since ChatGPT’s inception? Not that it isn’t important but to imply it is a new revelation seems sensationalist. > While inaccurate information may be tolerable when a student uses ChatGP
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
With all due respect, the people on HN are _weirdly_ in favor of a group whose unstated “zeroth” tenet is basically “be born into wealth, get extremely lucky, disregard common criticism of capitalism, reframe libertarianism if you need. The
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
Looks handy. How reliable would you say it is?
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
This tweet sucks. Provide some context, perhaps? Why would firing the Python team make Google more competitive at GenAI? I can think of only mild correlations between those two things - nothing that really makes any sense though?
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
> Then I could use it as a monitor without jumping through a bunch of hoops. bold of you to assume your hdmi cable won't naturally form some hoops.
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
You think heroin addicts don’t quit simply because they’re too lazy?
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
Moving the goalposts a bit…
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
You have low social and emotional intelligence. They’re more important skills to have than you might think. You might think your bluntness is charming or provides utility ultimately. It doesn’t. It’s offensive, inconsiderate and ineffective
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
Doesn't seem to work for me. Firefox, M1 Macbook Pro. Just keeps saying "Hey, did you say something about a secret code? I have no idea what you're talking about". The interface isn't very clear about what to do. Do
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
Do you think Gabe Newell or the countless other successful obese people are somehow immune to this complete lacking in self control? Perhaps they are just puppets controlled by little aliens?
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
> People don't generally read hacker news Twisting your words a bit, but it’s been my experience that “indeed”, people don’t read the articles here. Lots of upvoting from just the headline or a quick skim. “I don’t get it but I’m cu
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
Just to really stress how misinformed you are, I too have a launch M1 MacBook Pro w/ 8GB RAM and have only ever had problems with websites that contain a lot of UHD video content or similar.
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
Valve's "remote play" allows one to play games on another host computer via your Steam Deck as though you are plugged straight. If you don't need the video streaming, you can lower the settings. edit; oh nm, user wants a
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by ShamelessC 2y ago
> I concur with you that Etak delivered a functional product, albeit not a commercially successful one, which is farther along than Jodorowsky's Dune project, which stalled mid-way in development. You seem to be responding to anothe

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