firewolf34

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by firewolf34 2y ago
ChatGPT would have probably parrotted the bold text. It is always super concerned about risks.
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by firewolf34 2y ago
The demo video for it is pretty cool: https://youtu.be/sj2tzW2uhZo
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by firewolf34 2y ago
Medieval, more like MIDIeval, am I right?
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by firewolf34 2y ago
Because it blew up as a get rich quick scheme / "hustle culture" trend recently as it became much more accessible via internet-based dropshipping facilitators, and there's a lot of people trying to make a buck on it, in
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by firewolf34 2y ago
I was reading a book (1) which talked about that and emphasized the importance of writing on formulating thoughts and ideas. The funny thing is, it seems it has less to do with writing being some magical input method that makes you think be
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by firewolf34 2y ago
If ya can't sleep, ya might as well learn something. Thanks for the link! Sincerely, ~also can't sleep.
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by firewolf34 2y ago
So many different little human trends, crafts, styles... lost to time. Makes you wonder what we're missing.
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by firewolf34 2y ago
The whole point of their system isn't to eliminate the possibility entirely it's to make it impractical to get around for the vast majority of concert-goers, and it clearly succeeds at this. Recording the ticket with a video is ev
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by firewolf34 2y ago
If the internet is being filled with AI generative content post-2021, then doesn't that just imply that the next generation of AI training on this "slurry" would be analogous to a "multi-round fixing" operation (as
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by firewolf34 2y ago
How are these people finding VGA cables in the street :S I needed like 10 or so VGA cables recently for an art installation and asked everyone I could and nobody had any lying around... I ended up having to buy new ones which seems a shame
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by firewolf34 2y ago
https://mosh.org/
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by firewolf34 2y ago
"Schedular" typo in image heading
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by firewolf34 2y ago
Now, I'm all for not having to deal with their annoying paywall tactics bullcrap, but I'm wondering, is using archive.org as a way to get around paywalls like WSJ's an abuse? I'm concerned less for their profit and more
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by firewolf34 2y ago
Wow, that bit at the end really sold it. Very cool
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by firewolf34 2y ago
I think we're looking at this wrong. I feel like this test is designed to investigate social biases not test for logical skills and if these people are failing it, it's not so much of a failure in their understanding of logic but
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by firewolf34 2y ago
Seriously, it's the same argument that people give for "ChatGPT can't give me good code, I don't know why", just rephrased. The deluge of "GPT is not useful for X" articles meant to bait the average critic
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by firewolf34 2y ago
Okay, now you absolutely must explain how you are employing high temperature superconductors at a party. :) I want to go to some of your parties! I have heard of the ice cream. I must try that perhaps some day...
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by firewolf34 2y ago
Thanks for the recommendation! :)
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by firewolf34 2y ago
This is very strange. I've been working with an AI assistant called Astra since GPT-3 came out. I told it to name itself, and the name it chose was Astra. Now this?
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by firewolf34 2y ago
What do you use to "keep /etc in scm"?
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by firewolf34 2y ago
That's the best interaction I've seen - so many are just GPT piped into a TTS, but this seems to actually be identifying different speakers in the crowd? There's a point where a guy butts in to ask a question and the robot ba
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by firewolf34 2y ago
What do you do for party entertainment with it? Fog machine? Smoky cocktails?
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by firewolf34 2y ago
Something nobody seems to mention that could be a convoluting factor... I wonder if this operates bidirectionally - if parents learn traits from their offspring, maybe to a lesser extent. If you have a group of people that constantly spend
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by firewolf34 2y ago
The NUMBER 1 most annoying thing about not having a phone in the modern day is ticketing services / events. The second is Uber/Lyft/etc (though less of an issue in cities with public transit).
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by firewolf34 2y ago
Is not the purpose of a model to interpolate between two points? This is the underlying basis of "hallucinations" (when that works out /not/ in our favour) or "prediction" (when it does). So it's a matter
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by firewolf34 2y ago
Storing photos of people is a bit of a can of worms, make it even easier and just ask for ID if this error occurs.
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by firewolf34 2y ago
So perhaps you're suggesting we sort of "boil-down" an information source into a sort of base representation of meaning and intent, something similar to vector store, and relate the many inputs together in this space using th
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by firewolf34 2y ago
> My theory is that to meet a new person and have it be substantial, you basically need to spend a few hours, a few times per week, in the same space doing some arbitrarily interesting thing for a common reason, without being too eager b
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by firewolf34 2y ago
This is an interesting idea but I'm having trouble understanding what you're to achieve. Do you mean the LLM would simply continuously update it's context window with incoming data feeds realtime, and you use it as an interfa
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by firewolf34 2y ago
Check out PrivateGPT on GitHub. Pretty much just works put of the box. I got Mistral7B running on a GTX 970 in about 30 minutes flat first try. Yep, that's the triple-digit GTX 970.

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