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Mistral AI announce 7B v0.2 base model release
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Flaco, the Eurasian Eagle Owl, Has Died
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Here's the incident page https://status.openai.com/incidents/ssg8fh7sfyz3
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Reminds me of this thread: > "Yeah you won’t figure those APIs out from the documentation. It was on purpose. You have to go buy the book." https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36953592
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3y ago
Can you link to where Gates talks about this?
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3y ago
There's an official active Discord server for Bard that some users get invited to in waves.
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re: discord "Invites are currently paused for this server. Please try again later."
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3y ago
Anonymous Sudan claims to be currently ddos'ing OpenAI
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3y ago
As of this week, it appears ChatGPT now reports its knowledge cutoff date as April 2023.
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The archived version of that kotaku article has the original strips that are missing from the current version: https://web.archive.org/web/20150815184327/https://kotaku.co...
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I currently can't use Postmates because I'm not on iOS15.
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A ChatGPT jailbreak may be leaking user queries
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It’s under the For Business list
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There’s research to try to get closer to an objective demarcation of suffering. The latest measures place even shrimp at some level of intolerable suffering, due to some of the farming techniques, eg removing they eyeballs of females to mak
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Not seeing the moral imperative is not the same as there not being a moral imperative. The attitude that motivated your comment is astonishingly cruel.
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The potential for a 9.0 magnitude earthquake from the Cascadia Subduction Zone
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I'd be super down to throw my shoulder into a couple projects at once. It would personally help with some of the exhaustion that happens when focusing on one codebase. It would be a lower risk for organizations and provide a more affor
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I've just recently started framing more and more of my options as if-thn statements, with an emphasis on the then being some emotion tht I predict I will feel. I think some people probably naturally do this, but it takes effort for to
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I think it helps to find people slightly ahead of you on the same journey. Their internal map of the topic is slightly more filled out, so the difference is easier to manage. I want to learn AI programming, and I'd more effectively lea
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I've notified people I know when they end up on HN. Also, maybe some analytics thing?
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Good point. My mistake.
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5y ago
Ah gotcha. Thank you for taking the time to clarify!
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I see where you're coming from. It's a failure on my part that I didn't make it clear that one of my ideals is continual expansion of our moral intuitions. It's also partly a choice to leave it out because it can become
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Thanks to the informative resources linked to by jack4818 and ototot I was able to slightly wrap my head around this. I'll share my barely informed, naive understanding in the hopes that it'll help others in a similar position bui
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The gap between what I imagine and desire motivates my art and coding. "Damn, I can't find what I want to listen to. I guess I'll have to make this song up that my brain wants to hear, myself."
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I think you can draw on the screen with a mouse while you're sharing in Zoom. There's also Jamboard for collaborative whiteboarding https://jamboard.google.com/
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Not necessarily. A large part of what makes killing unethical is that it's a subversion of the creatures' preferences. In my mind I imagine that sentient beings have a little sandcastle-shaped plan for the future. Killing them is
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I see what you mean. I took it for granted that it's clear that sentience is a prerequisite to the capability of having desires. If someone did argue that plants have desires then I would question what they mean: either they're im
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I agree in regards to the universe's indifference! Cradling that understanding had a big part in my conclusion of moral objectivity. The freedom I gained from that is what allowed me to discover what I know now. My basic formula for mo
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I'm definitely open to discussing the possibility when it's with someone arguing in good faith. It seems like that's where you're coming from, so thank you. I won't bury the lede further. Plants can't experienc
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