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by ops 11mo ago
He absolutely did not invent mixtapes.
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by ops 1y ago
This depends on where you are. In Florida, the police will absolutely go get your stolen property if you give them an AirTag location.
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by ops 2y ago
Yeah, there’s a huge difference between not enforcing federal laws and not enforcing federal laws.
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by ops 2y ago
Wait until you find out that in many states, you can walk into a business and buy a schedule I controlled substance, and the federal government has been ignoring it for over a decade!
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by ops 2y ago
6. Sell drugs
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by ops 3y ago
I said GPT, not ChatGPT. But you could give ChatGPT the article, and ask it how it’s manipulative. For example, ask it whether or not the article states that there was an agreement between the buyer and the woman to sell the goat back (some
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by ops 3y ago
To me, the most important thing here isn't the lawsuit, or the goat theft, or the woman's or fair's actions at all - it's how journalism can be used to manipulate smart people into thinking one thing is true, when it&#x2
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by ops 3y ago
Where is the proof that the buyer agreed to reverse the transaction? If it were true, there was no reason to commit theft, as the buyer chooses what happens to the goat (not the middleman). And of course, if they were to just shut up, that
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by ops 3y ago
If this were true, why did she steal the goat? Can’t the owner just drop the charges? These articles all seem to only tell her side of the story, and clearly she has integrity issues. I grew up on a farm - with goats - and I can certainly u
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by ops 3y ago
The heartless person here is the one who decided to take her daughter's pet goat to a livestock auction (where it was explicitly clear that the goat would be turned into food).
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by ops 3y ago
Not objecting is not the same as agreeing to sell it back. If I email your office and ask if I can come take your car, and you don't respond, you didn't object, but you also didn't agree that I can come take your car.
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by ops 3y ago
She sold livestock at auction, and then stole the livestock back. The police took the livestock back to the auction, and it got barbecued.
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Ask HN: Advertising networks that allow AI generated content?
1 points by ops 4y ago|0 comments
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by ops 4y ago
I haven't used this yet, but I am currently running GPT-J on my Mac Studio, so I suspect so.
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by ops 4y ago
It means they aren't enforcing anything.
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by ops 4y ago
Seems like this might be easy to manipulate.
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by ops 4y ago
My boss just suggested that I work less, while promising a 20% raise. People (and their situations) are different.
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by ops 4y ago
The underlying technology is a threat to the Daily Mail and other publications like it.
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by ops 4y ago
Where I work, it would absurd to choose piracy over waiting a few months for approval - simply because of the risk to one’s career. Is this not the case elsewhere?
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by ops 4y ago
Consider this: if the license costs 1,000, most people who are pirating it can’t afford it. Those pirates are learning how to use your software, and when they get a job at a relevant firm, what software are they going to want their new boss
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by ops 4y ago
I think you mean code-davinci-002. I’m waiting for 003 of codex, and I’m fairly sure it’s not available publicly (even to us beta testers) yet.
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by ops 4y ago
Not sure about the others, but for [4], it's in their ToS: https://openai.com/api/policies/sharing-publication/#content...
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by ops 4y ago
Correct
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by ops 4y ago
There are limits (in their ToS) to the amount of ads you can have on a page, and this was way beyond that limit. I’ve made this mistake myself :) “Fixing it” here just means removing some of the ads. I suspect he’ll actually make more money
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by ops 4y ago
Ah, so it looks like it’s all just an insane PR stunt.
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by ops 4y ago
For me, on safari, ~70% of the viewable page was google advertisements. That’s usually a good sign that they’re trying to make money. Jack, if you see this, you should fix this before the big G suspends your AdSense account (definitely a To
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by ops 4y ago
It's easy if the plane is flying into a small airport with very little traffic (like SMO)
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by ops 4y ago
Depends on which airport you're talking about. Difficult for LAX, but very, very easy for SMO (and since we're talking about a private jet, it was probably SMO and not LAX).
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by ops 4y ago
Here's a link to the 2016 Science article: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aaf2939
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by ops 4y ago
The tools used to analyze these data are now available in Python: https://github.com/spedas/pyspedas Examples of loading/plotting/analyzing MMS data can be found at: https://github.com/spedas&

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