VectorLock

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by VectorLock 4y ago
Changebacks aren't guaranteed that your bank or credit card issuers will allow it. I've had a bank tell me several times that I can't do a chargeback when there were fraudulent purchases made on my account on the Playstation
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by VectorLock 4y ago
I know the answer. SNS can't do that. But ChatGPT hallucinated it could. Just like the original post about a capability their API doesn't provide.
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by VectorLock 4y ago
The #1 reason everybody gives for "RTO" is "to improve collaboration." It seems like having hot desks if implemented properly could MAYBE actually help facilitate that. Let teams get areas (or, gasp, dedicated OFFICES)
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by VectorLock 4y ago
This is the biggest problem I encounter when trying to use ChatGPT on a daily basis for computer programming tasks. It "hallucinates" plausible looking code that never existed or would never work, especially confusing whats in on
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by VectorLock 4y ago
Secretary was the most populous job in the US before the advent of personal computers.
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by VectorLock 4y ago
How were you getting the report from ChatGPT into the form? Sounds like you'd have to tab/F2 anyways to input what ChatGPT says.
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by VectorLock 4y ago
I think a vanishingly small number of criminals have police scanners and radar detectors in this day and age. Especially since police have largely moved over to encrypted trunked radios.
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by VectorLock 4y ago
Definitely marketing hyberbole but if they need to use the tag dart, presumably it is someone who is fleeing from the police, so they are _at least_ guilty of eluding, with probably a very high conviction rate for at least that offense, if
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by VectorLock 4y ago
"Anybody who cares about linting rules shouldn't be picking the linting rules." - Vector's Razor
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by VectorLock 4y ago
I have also asked it to generated AWS related code in Python and it has something wrong every single time. Its incrementally better than just copy & pasting from StackOverflow, since it will customize the code for you, but if you try to
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by VectorLock 4y ago
This could be interpreted as an indictment of ChatGPT or the article's author.
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by VectorLock 4y ago
Maybe ChatGPT can finally drive us over the edge to reset those algorithms.
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by VectorLock 4y ago
The article was so long and rambling I asked ChatGPT to summarize it for me: The increased use of generative AI tools like ChatGPT has brought to a head the problem that creators have been facing for some time. They worry that these tools a
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by VectorLock 4y ago
Now going back to the original premise, despite this code being wrong, as ChatGPT almost invariably does, do you think it understands the concepts here or is just statistically generating tokens based on previous input? Really for code gene
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by VectorLock 4y ago
I haven't tried Bing but ask ChatGPT "what is 12348120348102341 + 10823401828482?" Bonus points: If you ask Google Search this, it knows the right answer.
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by VectorLock 4y ago
If you don't think its just statistically choosing the next word, what do you think its doing? Do you think it understands the mathematical concepts you're questioning it about?
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by VectorLock 4y ago
What the article describes is not that. They're saying its an extra shrinkage ON TOP of the usual 1,000,000,000 bytes = 1Gb thing drive makers have already done for a long time.
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by VectorLock 4y ago
Were they acquires or were they always Akamai? I've been a long time Linode customer and generally unimpressed by them but have let my VPS soldier on because I've been too lazy to pull the plug on it. Everything I do now is in AW
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by VectorLock 4y ago
Would there have been a better time to post?
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by VectorLock 4y ago
>it's just made wonder if most humans aren't just getting through their days with the exact same trick. Just don't start calling other people "NPCs" please.
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by VectorLock 4y ago
People have been attributing human characteristics to dumb machines and animals for so long we invented a word for it: anthropomorphism.
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by VectorLock 4y ago
For ChatGPT at least the side effects are hallucinations. Typically the chat bot can't actually do these things, but they pretend to. Although I guess if you wanted to hook them up to do things automatically you could. Probably not
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by VectorLock 4y ago
Security assessment involves analyzing impact. I think in this case the impacts are "access to the model pre-prompting" which is low impact if it doesn't have secrets in it and "make the model say potentially inappropri
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by VectorLock 4y ago
My personal opinion is this cycle of "hiring freezes and layoffs" will be minuscule compared to 2000, or 2008, and even those didn't bring SF prices back to rationality. Geological and socioeconomic realities will always kee
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by VectorLock 4y ago
And yet still has some of the highest property values in the country. Curious.
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by VectorLock 4y ago
Kudos to them for not including an accountant numpad.
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by VectorLock 4y ago
I personally don't think we'll have AGI in my lifetime.
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by VectorLock 4y ago
I can't wait to see this "bigger than the internet."
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by VectorLock 4y ago
Every candlepin bowling alley that I've been to had hilarious MSDOS scoring machines with CRT screens (those that HAD scoring machines) and adorable primitive animation when you got a strike. Kind of part of the allure for me. Defini
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by VectorLock 4y ago
>you are okay with laptops being wholly disposable and barely repairable. As I said, barely differentiable. Baring that, its as standard as a plastic laptop comes. I'd personally be more interested in a portable than another laptop

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