Yizahi

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by Yizahi 3d ago
A lot substance is hinged on the exact definition of the word "data" or "user data". In the age of post-truth everyone is claiming that they keep no "user data". Except that after running it once through some t
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by Yizahi 3d ago
4. Wait for anyone to come knocking regarding illegal spying. 5. Discover there is absolutely zero enforcement if you are govt. intertwined oligarchy owned conglomerate. 6. Sell collected data (akshully it will be synthetic data "of co
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by Yizahi 3d ago
I would rewrite it as follows: " If a country had some good and working components a few years or centuries ago, it doesn't mean that it is still working fine today". E.g. If a country had a working legislative branch 50 year
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by Yizahi 5d ago
I'm open to suggestions. But I'm fairly sure that farming some ephemeral internet points in the unstructured real-time "forum" with a thousand participants in a single linear "topic" moderated with unwritten ru
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by Yizahi 5d ago
It's literally not recommended right on the About page, along the lines of "you shouldn't ask for invite right after joining, hang around chat instead". Well, I've checked it. They are talking about Trump something
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by Yizahi 5d ago
Mastodon's UI is horrible. At least for people who never used Xitter. Why did a new company (at a moment of Mastodon initial release) copied already ancient and by then pointless limitations? Character limit, linear feed, tags in text,
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by Yizahi 5d ago
It's closed to new users.
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by Yizahi 5d ago
Being aware about something is not the same as actively participating in that for work and is also different from doing it for education or entertainment.
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by Yizahi 6d ago
Aren't you doing exactly the same thing as people you are mentioning? Skipping "talking about actual results" to talking about general capabilities of this LLM and computers in general? because that's exactly what seems
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by Yizahi 6d ago
So if the scientist(s) will reports that they had it enabled, it would mean that OpenAI lied, when they made a statement about not using their chats for training, right?:)
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by Yizahi 6d ago
"Remember my choice", right?:)
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by Yizahi 6d ago
Pirating copyrighted works is absolutely illegal in most jurisdictions, but pirating every single copyrighted work in the world is somehow exempt from law . We can't apply plebeian laws or ethics to our benevolent overlords, they
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by Yizahi 6d ago
You are forgetting that he is a rich and famous person. Those people can't be mentally ill, they can be eccentric, bizarre, funky or outlandish. But never actually mentally ill, that word is reserved for the plebeians like us.
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by Yizahi 6d ago
And I could dedicate my life to helping feed starving kids all across the globe. And then comes along this tool (a lockpick) and I use it, it accelerates my progress to actually getting money to fulfill my dream. If you leave your ego and i
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by Yizahi 7d ago
Making that feature illegal may backfire spectacularly across the whole IT sector. What Apple does is it inputs voice data into an AI program and that outputs some transformed output. If a court would rule that output in any way matches the
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by Yizahi 7d ago
Absolutely par for the course for Apple. They wrecked both my iPhone 4S and iPad 2 with the version 7 of the OS to the almost unusable state. I remember reading about several such "upgrades" in more recent years too.
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by Yizahi 7d ago
Meanwhile St. Bezos loudly complains that people are unfairly presenting billionaires as villains :)
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by Yizahi 7d ago
Is there any reference to a current goalpost position? Since you are claiming they had been moved, it's interesting from where exactly.
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by Yizahi 7d ago
Yeah. I extremely simplified my message to the point of some minor factual mistakes, as you have correctly noticed. The reason was to emphasize that I don't directly profiting from some work and may be considered biased (which is also
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by Yizahi 7d ago
You are confusing humanity and "humanity". Humanity-species is indeed rather hard to exterminate. Now if we are talking about actual individual humans, then 95% death rate is quite literally The Extinction. This reminds me how peo
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by Yizahi 7d ago
Copyright is good and should be enforced. I say this as a person who doesn't hold any copyrighted materials. Anyone pro abolishing it is deluded by the "free market" myth, which is not possible in any form.
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by Yizahi 8d ago
This is a global issue with modern particle physics - scientists imagine something and then blink, and two decades and a hundred of books had been published while that something is still not present in any test. It would be fine if that hap
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by Yizahi 8d ago
And people tell that Google has lost ability to do impossible. Lo and behold, Google search got even worse, despite uninformed critics thinking that was the lowest of the low already :)
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by Yizahi 9d ago
That would be even worse for them, since then current customers of these AI-middleman corpos would just start deploying their own self-hosted and private LLM services. In before the complexity argument, there may well be some completely dif
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by Yizahi 9d ago
Diplomatic Solutions and Aggressive Negotiations, duh :)
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by Yizahi 12d ago
So basically a managing company for the apartment block is forcibly evicting every single home owner via some toilet paper exemption by the government, and not only that, but they will tell you that after eviction happens at some unspecifie
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by Yizahi 12d ago
I'm not saying NOT to recycling. I'm moderately carefully recycle what I can for the past decade. But when I read the inane requests to like wash tetrapacks from inside, or separate every bone from the bio bag, or get a career in
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by Yizahi 12d ago
Of course we can, we can simply speak out what steps are we doing to add numbers and it will correlate pretty much exactly to the actual actions done. Can tell to a similar query that first I add 5+6 and get 11, then I write down 1 and carr
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by Yizahi 12d ago
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by Yizahi 12d ago
But that's not how LLM program actually did calculation, like not even close enough to claim variability or something. So what it does, is generated a whole load of bunk, in this example what humans could do to add two numbers. In othe

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