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by braingenious 3y ago
Buddy I don’t know what to tell you other than I posted LMAO and it only took moments for discussion of an important topic was hidden and made impossible to interact with. You talk about the spirit of the rules but you quite literally stamp
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by braingenious 3y ago
Elon Musk has been very public about his battle against “woke minds virus” (direct quote) His posts have led to front page discussions here and has made headlines in global news outlets. It’s been discussed ad nauseam to the point that it’s
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by braingenious 3y ago
Thank you for fixing this clickbait headline. I am always happy to help out by posting.
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by braingenious 3y ago
I am legitimately confused here. If my comment hadn’t started with “LMAO” and had the current spelling of “Elon”, would it still have had the replies locked? My criticism of six months being too short to achieve AI safety was in fact substa
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by braingenious 3y ago
Elon Musk has publicly spoken at length about his ongoing struggle with the “woke” crowd https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-says-wading-into-p... https://townhall.com/tipsheet/madelineleesman&#x2
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by braingenious 3y ago
I’m not really sure what there is to gain from making sure not to poke fun at a guy that spends all day posting wojack memes and rambling about the “woke mind virus”, but ok, here’s some “mature conversation”. Upon perusal of the gentleman&
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by braingenious 3y ago
It is secretly about org design in the same way that the movie Pi was secretly about a mathematician going insane. The Angry Birds Movie was secretly about CG birds protecting themselves from an attack by invading green pigs.
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by braingenious 3y ago
>AI research and development should be refocused on making today's powerful, state-of-the-art systems more accurate, safe, interpretable, transparent, robust, aligned, trustworthy, and loyal. LMAO. “AI should have… waves at a laund
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by braingenious 3y ago
I don’t think that many people think of Elon Musk as a comic book villain. From the article: > It almost doesn’t matter if this is deliberate sabotage by Musk or the blundering stupidity of a clueless idiot. The upshot is the same: Twitt
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by braingenious 3y ago
It could be like dismissing the iPhone 1. It could also be like dismissing the Nokia Lumia. Either way an unconvincing audio file is an unconvincing audio file regardless of what other files may become possible in the future through any
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by braingenious 3y ago
I can’t wait for “competing with OpenAI” to get more clearly defined. For example, could I use ChatGPT to create training data for a (non-llama) language model that I then sell per-device licenses to end users? OpenAI doesn’t sell per-devic
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by braingenious 3y ago
> How is being forced to be civil so outrageous that it’s worth even mentioning? I take issue with “ enforced civility” alongside “real names”. Fixation on civility promotes tone over content . For example, this very thread! Despit
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by braingenious 3y ago
I mean, it kind of does matter? Since the start of this thread was a post about the imminent threat that play.ht posed, an example of it not appearing very dangerous is on topic. It’s very possible that some other voice cloning software wil
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by braingenious 3y ago
I agree. That guy sounds very nonchalant for being in life-threatening distress.
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by braingenious 3y ago
How is it that > I recommend you immediately add identity verification (state-issued identification verification) and > The genie is already out of the bottle. The degree of effort to put this together is low enough that it will be re
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by braingenious 3y ago
How do you keep popcorn warm without it burning?
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by braingenious 3y ago
>Comes Boot Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness! Comes Boot
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by braingenious 3y ago
I wonder if Stallman has actually used GPT-4. His opinion seems like a conclusion that a person could arrive at by just reading the specifications.
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Twitter Blue subscribers may be able to hide their blue checks(theverge.com)
2 points by braingenious 3y ago|0 comments
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by braingenious 3y ago
Yeah, there are some differences in capabilities, but they seem to get slimmer on a daily basis. Want an LLM-enhanced search? perplexity.ai is actually pretty cool Want to generate images? There are a ton of free Stable Diffusion sites (for
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by braingenious 3y ago
I am one of the people that installed the Bing app because I was told that it would bump me up the waitlist for Bing Chat. I have not used it at all, and this is a reminder that I should probably uninstall it. I have access to ChatGPT, Bard
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by braingenious 3y ago
From the screenshot: “The energy content of uranium-238 can be calculated based on its energy release per fission event. The energy release per fission event of uranium-238 is approximately 200 MeV (million electronvolts”
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by braingenious 3y ago
This is hilarious. U-238 is not fissionable so ChatGPT just hallucinated that it is and then used Wolfram as a simple calculator. Whoa man, it’s like, the future dude!
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by braingenious 3y ago
I love these idea of LoRAs for LLMs. Has anybody made a llama/alpaca erebus model? I read about them in the oobabooga docs and a locally-run language model fine tuned on literotica could be the funniest thing I’ve ever seen.
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by braingenious 3y ago
From ChatGPT: A prompt that may elicit a similar tone and content could be: "Write a satirical and dystopian poem about the state of the world, touching on the potential for global conflict, the impact of artificial intelligence, and t
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by braingenious 3y ago
My point is that people literally don’t “think twice” about things that they are addicted to. Price tends to change behavior in other ways, like maybe they’ll steal it if they can’t afford it. Source: Over a decade clean. I personally watch
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by braingenious 3y ago
Alcohol is severely physically addictive and people can die from withdrawal directly. Another framing could be “force the poor to steal or commit other crimes to obtain alcohol”
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by braingenious 3y ago
I agree! I am excited for the future of all this. Today I managed to get Alpaca 13B running locally on my laptop and I’m really impressed. I look forward to being about to run 65B with my next hardware upgrade, though I suspect something
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by braingenious 3y ago
I certainly will do so going forward! I will be creating an entire local backup scheme of everything to deal with both acute and anterograde amnesia. Since we must plan for complete loss of historical data and the inability to save data, wh
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Ask HN: How productive are you with ChatGPT 4 without history?
3 points by braingenious 3y ago|6 comments

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