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poopbutt7
3y ago
I can't find the article where I read it, but an interesting thing about the environment is that it's connected and we need it to stay alive.
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3y ago
lol at being stuck in xkgjd's walled garden. At least with hjafskdj I can sideload apps, but I guess some people just prefer a phone as a status symbol.
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3y ago
Is the significance of CO2's presence 1) it's necessary ingredient for (our) life, 2) it's a likely biproduct of life, or both?
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3y ago
These days, I just let Strcat live his life. If he wants to move out, that's fine, his call. Just meow at the door if you change your mind.
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3y ago
No, some people are not suited for military service.
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3y ago
Agreed. They're such sheep, it's embarrassing. One day they'll acknowledge our obvious superiority.
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3y ago
> There was a time in history where you COULD create real art and make a decent living out of it. Honest question, is that actually true? Historically, professional art always struck me as the domain of the rich, the starving artist, or
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3y ago
Creating biblical-grade art with soul is probably a poor use-case for ChatGPT.
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3y ago
This recipe is toxic to Bender as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIJDfNO3d5E
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3y ago
Gemini felt to me like the web's quiet cabin on a lake. I'd view through a terminal emulator on a Mac Classic. The lack of infinite content makes it peaceful and manageable. The lack of search (or maybe it exists and I just didn&#
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3y ago
How can we forget that- 34 years ago- Pons and Fleischmann made a claim that was incorrect! /s
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3y ago
TBF we're not sure he's dead yet. They said the submarine has 96 hours of oxygen.
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3y ago
what the fuck
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3y ago
Ah, you're right, it's pretty dumb then. Swing-and-a-miss, GPT-4.
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3y ago
Not sure I follow- the answer matches minus the first leading zeros. Change the range from 0-32, and it matches exactly. So it pretty clearly recognized the pattern and produced working code. This question is a pretty obscure benchmark. Ano
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3y ago
If you clarify the prompt a little (I used Write a python script that can produce this pattern: ), GPT-4 gave me this: To generate the given pattern, we need to identify the structure. After analyzing, it seems that the pattern follows a
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3y ago
Yeah, people asking to reverse the word 'lollipop' are notoriously luddite bunch.
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3y ago
- q1 2023: 520k - q4 2022: 1.13M - q3 2022: 471k - https://arinsider.co/2023/05/01/how-many-vr-headsets-did-met... - https://arinsider.co/2023/02/06/how-many-vr-headsets-did---m.
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4y ago
It's just people typing quickly.
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4y ago
lol, y'all have some high standards for some dude tinkering on a bike in his garage.
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4y ago
Agreed- another waste of space on the front page. This hobbyist should be embarrassed by their folly.
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4y ago
Agreed: another milestone not worth mentioning. I'm not sure why these trivial feats keep appearing on the front page.
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4y ago
LLMs are- literally and figuratively- opening a lot of doors in robotics right now. In the sense that LLMs can provide mostly usable code, with a few prompts or some fine tuning can translate text commands into fairly primitive robot comman
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4y ago
I disagree! Cry it out is the worst way!
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4y ago
I agree- cry it out sleep training is ideal for infants and parents.
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4y ago
Agreed, and I'm concerned that this journalistic malpractice will devalue legitimate breakthroughs.
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4y ago
And a huge waste of $400,000.
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4y ago
Sulfur dioxide has a cooling effect. So keep doing that, I guess.
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4y ago
You are correct: this is the important point. Until this is actually powering homes at scale and competitive price- which, clearly from these numbers is a fantasy- developments in this field should be dismissed. It's embarrassing to se
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