avion23

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by avion23 3y ago
rt.com - isn't that blatant censorship? Of course the site is biased, but probably less than BBC.
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by avion23 3y ago
Not OP, but I copy & pasted the same code and asked it to improve. With no-fingers-tip-hack it does something, but much worse results.
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by avion23 3y ago
this non-issue happened in a modern landfill near my hometown. They just used a different grade of material and pocketed the difference. The chemicals area leaching now into the groundwater. Any researchers reporting on that are sued. Even
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by avion23 3y ago
Thanks I'll try it out
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by avion23 3y ago
I hope this will be found in history books and some students will point the irony that people are relying on gpt4's arguments about reasoning in a thread where it's proclaimed that said model can't reason
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by avion23 3y ago
I've had it craft legal letters in German. Very good content
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by avion23 3y ago
Sorry I don't have anything un-confidential right now. Just take any code which is < 3 pages long. Ask it to optimize a function. Or review the code. It should give good results EDIT: I had some deprecation warnings in python recent
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by avion23 3y ago
It wasn't meant ad hominem, I am really wondering. I feel in a bubble. I once spent an hour researching the responses on reddit and hackernews. Turned out if these profiles are fake, then they are really good. F.e. age is >5 years,
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by avion23 3y ago
It can't solve problems it was able to solve before. It's not able to output complete code. It always adds comments, even when I ask it not to. It doesn't follow instructions in general. In complex issues it has less "me
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by avion23 3y ago
Not OP, but yes. I've had some chatlogs where people are not able to articulate even one clear sentence. They were fine telling me what they want, but not able to type the same sentence
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by avion23 3y ago
If you really wanted to improve you could show a link to a discussion, then I can give you feedback. I am switching to teaching / consulting in AI. Chatbots are a part of that. I've reviewed some chatlogs, and some people get abys
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by avion23 3y ago
Not the original poster, but here are some examples: - Paste a bunch of log code about which I have no idea. Ask to identify and explain the problem. - Wireshark / dmesg / OpenWrt configuration pasting, ask to fix the problem. For
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by avion23 3y ago
This form doesn't save data. It's not about protecting privacy. Germany saves more data than ever and it's openly spying on it's citizens. I think it's a mixture of inability and indifference in the government
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by avion23 3y ago
I remember: - gpt-3.5 175b params - gpt-4 1800b params
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by avion23 3y ago
for a single it's 2400€ net
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by avion23 3y ago
Sachsen regularily scores top education marks. Source: https://www.insm-bildungsmonitor.de/ Berlin, which is very diverse, is the second lowest. Nordrhein-Westfalen is also very far down. The votes for the right wing party
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by avion23 3y ago
You are relativating great crimes. You are embracing and supporting euphemistic language. At the level of this crime it's nuances of 'killings'.
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by avion23 3y ago
We were talking about the title "Swedish cities hit by four residential explosions"
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by avion23 3y ago
You are implying that gangs bombing buildings in the city center is 'okay'-ish because people weren't targeted intentionally? Were the buildings evacuated before? TBH mentioning gangs would paint a very accurate picture. Beca
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by avion23 3y ago
I've evaluated some models. The best ones are based on llama-2. Good is for example codeup-llama-2-13b-chat-hf Uncensored (partially) is nous-hermes-llama2-13b
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by avion23 3y ago
> and $10,000+ of compute hardware per inference session. That is not true. A common macbook with lots of RAM (>32GB) is enough. Or any x86 computer with lots of RAM. llama.cpp is CPU only and quite fast
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by avion23 3y ago
Do your own research on that. Even endocrinologists oversee obvious reasons for low testosterone. Usually, low testosterone is more a symptom. Better fix the underlying issue. Get somebody with expertise to look at your tests (i.e. not a go
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by avion23 3y ago
>Reference ranges are always adapted to specific populations. in this case, reference ranges are adapted so people don't qualify for therapy. The side effects of the low levels don't change just because you change the reference
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by avion23 3y ago
>The risks are generally low, but boosting to higher T levels does come with real health risks that should be met with regular testing with a doctor. Most people don't have a clue. That includes doctors. - the reference range has be
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by avion23 3y ago
I see it more as a very argumentative article where he outlines past, present and future. And he expresses his wish, yes that is true.
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by avion23 3y ago
I see your point. Still, I think that is more an argument wrapped in the appearance of a rethorical wish
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by avion23 3y ago
I can see some very real arguments: - > What is the economic impact of LLMs? Idk (openAI has published some lengthy paper about it). What I do know is that some rich bloke in the US will get a few million dollars richer and Priya will lo
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by avion23 3y ago
But the title implies that he wishes that gpt4 never existed so those jobs could continue existing like in the past?
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by avion23 3y ago
Reading that article made me angry because I wasted my time. This is a nice analysis à grace de gpt4: Key facts: 1. Priya is a biomedical data curator in her mid-20s from a poor background in Uttar Pradesh, India. 2. She has a bachelor&#x27
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by avion23 3y ago
The Author proposes to keep worthless jobs. The same argument could be made against compilers or language translaters. This is encapsulated in a sob story. Am I wrong? I would like to hear your counter arguments

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