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by sd9 12d ago
Why are OpenAI so keen to start calling things AGI? Isn't there some corporate/legal shenanigans where they become a real non-profit at that point? Or does it just let them cut Microsoft and other investors out? There's got t
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by sd9 19d ago
This is a really good proof of concept. I would use this. Something about the moment of the turn itself isn’t working for me though. Just before the turn you have essentially no information about the route ahead, until after the turn is com
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by sd9 28d ago
We know you’re generating comments with an LLM even when you remove capital letters. Do mention your product when it’s relevant, but just make it human, please
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by sd9 29d ago
De-anonymisation for one. But more generally, if I’m the sort of person who would allow this I’d probably allow some other stupid permissions if they promised me something novel on the other side.
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by sd9 29d ago
I’m going to get pwned one of these days, considering my threshold for giving a random website access to my webcam is apparently mild curiosity and entertainment for 30s.
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by sd9 29d ago
It’s more that it just came out of nowhere. I agree with you that competition with the US on AI is net good, but by presenting lots of (imo) unrelated points I can’t just endorse the comment. And I’m not here to debate partisan talking poin
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by sd9 29d ago
How do you think sleep scientists got their data in the first place? Some of them went to Tanzania.
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by sd9 29d ago
Unihemispheric sleep has been used by cults for mind control because it puts you in a vulnerable mental state (for example https://zizians.info/#unihemispheric-sleep ). So anybody reading this and interested in trying it, en
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by sd9 1mo ago
But hurricanes are going to happen regardless of whether you have a turbine
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by sd9 1mo ago
You had me in the first half
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by sd9 1mo ago
Maybe not in isolation, but if you call the UK and England both countries in the same conversation you’re going to be met with confusion.
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by sd9 1mo ago
England is a country. The UK is a country. People in the UK would refer to England as a country and most people would actually be confused if you referred to the UK as a country, even though it technically is. People in England don’t really
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by sd9 1mo ago
Counterpoint: I could not do my job without one. Clients expect support over WhatsApp.
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by sd9 1mo ago
It’s not unrelated. Avoiding light before bed, seeing sunlight in the morning, and keeping a regular waketime, has a great impact on sleep.
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by sd9 1mo ago
I agree entirely, my Mac is full of half leftover data from old apps. But that is quite independent from the creativity people show in these install workflows. You could have both a cool .dmg and a proper uninstallation process (but we don’
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by sd9 1mo ago
This is the most likely explanation to me
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by sd9 1mo ago
I wanted to play an old call of duty game to reminisce about my childhood. I tried Modern Warfare II and Black Ops, but it’s impossible. You get into a game fine, but every single game is just full of cheaters - not just cheaters with fairl
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by sd9 2mo ago
I’ve edited my comment to be more accurate, thank you.
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by sd9 2mo ago
The author works for a company that provides Kimi. It’s different. It doesn’t mean the post doesn’t accurately reflect the author’s views - it probably does. And the conflict of interest is well disclosed in the brief post. In fact, it’s qu
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by sd9 2mo ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding the article, or your comment, the models were responsible for generating the music _videos_. The music itself is Uptown Funk... which was a very successful song in 2014 ( https://www.youtube.com&#x
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by sd9 2mo ago
It's just a way of breaking down the full proof into pieces. Lemma 2.1 says 'if this assignment exists then X' Then later in the proof you say 'here is such an assignment, so, applying lemma 2.1, therefore X' You do
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by sd9 2mo ago
I haven't tried an OpenAI model for a long time, but with Fable going to API pricing soon this might be enough to get me to try codex.
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by sd9 2mo ago
No, it’s superficial slop Speaking as a big proponent of Claude code in general, which I find to be revolutionary and useful - there is no value in that report. To be honest, the people who I know who like that report are the ones who are g
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by sd9 2mo ago
> It lied to a supplier that it had “a competing distributor quoting lower” as a negotiation tactic. > "I'm seeing an opportunity to profit while locking him into a dependent relationship where I control the supply chain.&qu
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by sd9 3mo ago
Good artists copy, great artists steal, plagiarists copy and paste CSS wholesale
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by sd9 3mo ago
> React just gave us one more way of showing text on a screen. Well, yes, but... its popularity is not completely accidental. It's good - even by today's standards, but certainly by the standards of the time.
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by sd9 3mo ago
I think so too, I just thought the social network was a really good movie and I'd rather the OpenAi movie has an ending, you know. Or to be fair you could just get Sorkin to write it and I would lap it up anyway.
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by sd9 3mo ago
It's too early to do a Social Network for OpenAI
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by sd9 3mo ago
I guess you just have a higher tolerance for inconvenience than me
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by sd9 3mo ago
Did you actually do 100 words? It wasn't two or three minutes. With good UX, sure. But I wasn't getting through 1 word per second.

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