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by terminalcommand 2y ago
But people are holding it wrong. All the prompts you sent except the last are super short queries. For a successful prompt, you introduce yourself, assign a role to the LLM to impersonate, provide background on your query, tell what you wan
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by terminalcommand 2y ago
Try giving an example in your prompt :). I am sure gpt can solve it if you provided a couple of examples. Also this is not a game it is a cypher. Try specifying that as well.
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by terminalcommand 2y ago
I don't think LLMs are going to replace anyone. We will get much more productive though. Just like the invention of computers reduced the need for human computers who calculated numbers by hand or mechanical calculators or automatic sw
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by terminalcommand 2y ago
I disagree, if a decent LLM cannot understand it there is a problem with the prompt. Imagine someone not knowing chess and explaining it to them. Would they be able to understand it on the first try with your prompt?
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by terminalcommand 2y ago
I agree. But LLMs do solve novel problems in that case, you just have to explain it to them like you would have done to an intelligent caveman or me. Which novel problem can't an LLM solve? I gave the example of an imaginary game becau
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by terminalcommand 2y ago
I challenge you to imagine an imaginary game or computer language, explain the rules to the LLM. It will learn and play the game (or write programs in your invented language), although you imagined it. There was no resource to train on. Nob
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by terminalcommand 2y ago
But LLMs always advertise themselves as a "co-pilot" solution anyway. Everywhere you use LLMs they put a disclaimer that LLMs are prone to errors and you need to check the responses if you are using it foe something serious. I agr
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by terminalcommand 2y ago
That's true, LLMs do not say I cannot understand I am overwhelmed at this stage. That is big drawback. You need to make sure that the AI understood it. Some LLMs stop responding midway if the token limit is reached. That is another way
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by terminalcommand 2y ago
Actually my argument was the opposite. We as humans can imagine a game, explain it to the LLM and it learns, consistently, every time. Generating new games is something else, that is creativity not merely intelligence.
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by terminalcommand 2y ago
But tax authorities are also quite often wrong about regulations and laws. That is why objection procedures exist. Legal system is built on such fail-safes. Even judges err on laws some times. If you call the government tax hotline and ask
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by terminalcommand 2y ago
Asking LLMs for imaginary facts is the wrong thing here, not the hallucination of the LLMs. LLMs have constraints, these are computation power and model size. Just like a human would get overwhelmed if you request too much with vague instru
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by terminalcommand 2y ago
Respectfully, I think we cracked basic intelligence. What do you imagine under basic intelligence? LLMs can do homeworks, pass standardized exams, give advice WITHOUT ANY SPECIFIC TRAINING. You can invent an imaginary game, explain the rule
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by terminalcommand 2y ago
I disagree. They are not just text generators. LLMs are increasingly being multimodal they can hear and see. We humans are also text generators based on text content. What we read and listen to influences what we write. Llms are intelligent
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by terminalcommand 2y ago
Black Sabbath even has a song titled Snowblind. The theme is that they were snowblinded per se when one of their Cocaine containers spread open while touring.
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
Great app, but unfortunately google play in Turkey says "this item is not available in your country.". Was this something you were aware of?
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
The problem was that Erdogan borrowed at a higher interest rate. The issue with countries outside of US is that the local currencies are not accepted anywhere so you cannot cover your deficit by printing money. You need us dollar, gold rese
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
Turkey tried this, results were catastrophic. Google erdoganomics. We had 8% annual interest and an annual inflation of over 100%, fun times.
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
Well I thought so as well. But the problem is in order to ground yourself you have to touch a probe which is buried deep in the ground. Barely walking on grass with bare feet doesn't ground you I have heard. YMMV
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
The author doesn't mainly intend to reduce food waste. He says aged cheese develop flavors that you cannot find in fresh cheese.
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
Many oss projects still do this, don't they. I am subscribed to debian and python mail lists. Debian's lists are highly active.
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
This may be a trivial question but do they continuously refinance with leverage? Let's say that the property was built 20 years ago, has been operating since then, will there be any mortgage left on it?
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
What if they can't find a tenant. I do not imagine all commercial property is financed with leverage. There will be properties that have paid off their debts. Loan will be recalled if they cannot find a tenant.
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
Thank you for enlightening us, I was diagnosed around 2004. At that time, fast acting insulin was the norm. But I knew that some patients used mixed insulin. I still know T1Ds who continue to use mixed insulin, because it works for them.
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
One fast acting insulin per meal and one long term insulin a day, 4 at minimum if you eat 3 meals. Most of us use insulin pumps where we can get insulin any time we want.
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
Another T1 here, fast-acting insulin wasn't invented until recently. One large dose of mixed insulin and a fixed diet may have been prescribed back in the day.
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
I think this is the way to go as well. He might have simply said he wasn't at the firm when the pentesting was carried out and he would search for the documentation. He should have sent emails to his managers about where he could obtai
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
I imagine also applies when a person declares bankruptcy. Bank will repossess the home, resell it, if it incurred any damages after charging hefty interest it will get the money from taxpayers (ie from the government).
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
Aside from comments claiming that the article is BS because it is funded by P&G, I can tell that aromatherapy works. Be scientific, try it yourself. 1. Get 100% lavender oil, put a couple of drops onto your pillow before sleep. Sleep an
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
I just researched a bit, mac os x guest vm with pcie passthrough seems possible on linux. Dropping the links below: https://github.com/kholia/OSX-KVM https://github.com/yoonsikp/macOS-KVM-PCI-Passt
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by terminalcommand 3y ago
I discovered SDCD recently. There are many albums mastered in 5.1 channels and they are a joy to listen to.

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