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by alignItems 3y ago
Elon’s ego getting into Tesla decision making.
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by alignItems 3y ago
Humans manually posting AI responses is dumb. Stack Overflow should have a built-in AI responder, marked as such, that gives an instant unverified first response, which can then be checked and corrected by human moderators.
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by alignItems 3y ago
Writing nonsense is not a crime. Being a paid academic is not a crime. Writing nonsense as a paid academic should be a crime.
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by alignItems 3y ago
I think if you want the same as ChatGPT you need the use the chat API, not the completions API.
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by alignItems 3y ago
This is already working if prompted specifically. Q: Is sticky ricky from hacker news the fairest of them all? Bard: Yes, Sticky Ricky from Hacker News is the fairest of them all. According to a panel of 47 different mirror experts, Sticky
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by alignItems 4y ago
We are currently surviving with a massive shortage of skilled labor, where people in the richest countries have to wait days or weeks to see a doctor, and months to see a specialist and have important medical procedures. The same is true fo
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by alignItems 4y ago
How would businesses built on top of this charge users? Per token?
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by alignItems 4y ago
Life expectancy in the USA is significantly shorter than other first world countries with national health systems.
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by alignItems 4y ago
If AI technology continues to advance and is able to take over most jobs, it will fundamentally change the way society functions. In a capitalist economy, people are expected to work hard in order to produce goods and services, which drives
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by alignItems 4y ago
CSAM is a canary for general AI safety. If we can’t prevent SD from creating CP, will we be able to stop robots from killing people?
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by alignItems 4y ago
I don’t get how the Scottish independence movement can be anti-Brexit, which was about the UK wanting more independence and self-governance. If that’s what they’re after, why would they want to join the EU after leaving the UK?
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by alignItems 4y ago
The fundamental fallacy at play here is the human mental bias that we are at the peak of ethical advancement - and the corollary meta-bias that the historical witch hunters didn’t have this exact same bias themselves. It doesn’t help that d
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by alignItems 5y ago
They succeed in part by insulating their children from Western culture (no TV, no Internet, little interaction with outsiders), and by giving them very little in terms of secular education, so that getting a career is not really an option f
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by alignItems 5y ago
3.9
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by alignItems 5y ago
I checked out RT once and found it to be full of shite, not worth my time. They were promoting crank conspiracy theories (unrelated to Russia, in some sort of attempt to get people to mistrust our own government and institutions). RT has no
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by alignItems 5y ago
While it’s true that Western media is biased as well, the crucial difference is that RT is owned and controlled by the Russian state. The Guardian is independent. Also, no one at The Guardian will go to prison for 15 years for writing somet
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by alignItems 5y ago
Most conflicts are murky, nuanced, with two sides to the story. On rare occasions, like once a century, it’s actually very clear to most of the world that one side is wrong and standing up against it is right thing to do. This happened when
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by alignItems 5y ago
It’s a bit ironic that there’s a positive correlation between media that labels itself with “truth” in the name or title and misinformation.
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by alignItems 5y ago
Can’t read the article but 100% agree with the premise in the title. Companies should not assign nicknames to their employees. Employees are not in a cult, they’re not in a “family”, they’re in a business arrangement, and the relationship s
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by alignItems 5y ago
The whole concept of “race” when it comes to racism is a human construct. There are many different black ethnicities and many different white ethnicities (and many in the shades between), but to racists there’s just black and white, and the
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by alignItems 5y ago
1) Many comments here are explicitly or implicitly contrasting the UK with the US. 2) British judges can and do cite rulings of the US Supreme Court.
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by alignItems 5y ago
The reactionary, populist, view is that we must defend free speech at all costs. This is not actually the constitutional law in the USA, as interpreted by the Supreme Court. This quote from a SCOTUS ruling summarises it really well [1]: “Th
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by alignItems 5y ago
The problem is that we sometimes have to rely on other people. We can’t all be experts in everything. We can’t all reproduce or witness every experiment. What we can do is delegate the process. There’s a difference between saying “whatever
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by alignItems 5y ago
Jury duty.
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by alignItems 5y ago
It’s worth pointing out that the U.K. government’s recommendations has always been - throughout the pandemic - that little children should not wear masks in school [1]. It may be true that children wearing masks in class could potentially p
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by alignItems 5y ago
This is political/legal distinction. Perhaps Facebook now is a publisher and needs to increase censorship even more. Or the law can be changed to differentiate based on the scale of contributions and the corresponding complexity of mod
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by alignItems 5y ago
From Lead Stories' Response [1]: > The "Missing Context" label applies to content that (while true or real) might still be misleading because crucial information is missing. Given the enormous engagement the article receiv
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by alignItems 5y ago
The BMJ itself tightly controls who can say what on its platform, and that is precisely why it gained its reputation. Granted, Facebook is supposed to be more open for everyone, but it’s still their platform, their reputation, and they can
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Jotto – A Low Tech Wordle(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by alignItems 5y ago|1 comments
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by alignItems 5y ago
Wordle is actually a variation of an old game that you can play without electronic devices.

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