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by timeattack 1mo ago
It doesn't really check that word really exist, and instead it hallucinates slop definition, usage examples and memory tip.
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by timeattack 2mo ago
You don't get it because for you destination is more important than the journey. And it is fine. Probably. For me and (likely) for OP as well it is the opposite. Result is meaningless without the process. I can't take fruits of my
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by timeattack 4mo ago
Of course it is an encrypted messaging. But it is safe as long as root certificates are not being imposed to be issued by government agencies only. Which is very easy to mandate in a totalitarian government. Want your website to serve custo
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by timeattack 4mo ago
Well is so beyond poisoned that it is the groundwater which tastes like toxic waste now, no matter where you will try to dig up your own well. Transport layer that used to be clean as mountain air now full of hungry eyes peeking at you thro
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by timeattack 4mo ago
A famous monk, who maintained empty website to make a point about Zen, wakes up in the middle of the night because LLM crawler had broken in past captcha -- except the crawler couldn't find anything of value on his website. So the monk
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by timeattack 4mo ago
My problem with LLMs (apart from philosophical aspects and economical impact) is that it would be unlikely for any of us to be able to train something functional locally (toy-like LLMs -- sure, but something really useful -- no). Apart from
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by timeattack 7mo ago
Okay, teach me how, then? I would also like to work 3× less and make 3× more.
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by timeattack 7mo ago
I agree with you and have similar thoughts (maybe, unfortunately for me). I personally know people who outsource not just their work, but also their life to LLMs, and reading their exciting comments makes me feel a mix of cringe, fomo and d
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by timeattack 8mo ago
While I agree with your whole take, there is one point that triggered me. What most¹ people don't get when they say "just learn to deal with your emotions" is that some of us "feel" emotions way more strongly than o
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by timeattack 9mo ago
Where to find a wife like that though? :D
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by timeattack 1y ago
Now, this painter works for your house exclusively every day 40 to 60 hours each week total, 2-5 years, and because of their work you sell house for 1,000x of the original price. You now go to live luxury life without need to ever work agai
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by timeattack 1y ago
Advances in generative AI are making me progressively more and more depressive. Creativity is taken from us at exponential rate. And I don't buy argument from people who are saying they are excited to live in this age. I can get that i
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by timeattack 1y ago
You assume I'm in US, while I'm not. Not even EU. I know building owner personally and the only factual way is to evict those people. The only problem is that building owner is leasing them an apartment, and you can't evict p
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by timeattack 1y ago
Any advice on how to eliminate noisy neighbours that would randomly drop their shit at random intervals in the middle of night and let their child to stomp around every late evening?
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by timeattack 1y ago
GenAI should not exist, all development of it should be ceased immediately. Freed time, resources and brainpower should be invested into development of precision tools which do not require boilerplate to be produced at scale.
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by timeattack 1y ago
1. Digital tickets are purchased via mobile-friendly site or app. 2. Tickets are verified at entrance via time-sensitive QR code displayed in the app. 3. You can "resell"/transfer a ticket to another account (say, friend) via
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by timeattack 2y ago
I highly doubt that Russia is capable or willing to get into a fullscale war with EU. It's more than 3 years into war with Ukraine without any meaningful result, but repercussions for Russia, while not fatal, still significant. There w
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by timeattack 2y ago
That part I understand and it is quite easy to imagine, but that mental model means that novel data, not present in dataset in a semantical sense, can not be mapped to any exact point in that latent space except to just random one, because
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by timeattack 2y ago
What I'm trying to say (which deviates from the initial question I've asked), is that biological brains (not just humans, plenty of animals as well) are able to not only use "random things" (whether they are physical or
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by timeattack 2y ago
I don't think we _really_ know whether brain is statistical machine or not, let alone whatever we call by consciousness, so it's a stretch to say that LLMs do some of the things humans do [internally and/or fundamentally]. Th
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by timeattack 2y ago
Thing that I don't understand about LLMs at all, is that how it is possible to for it to "understand" and reply in hex (or any other encoding), if it is a statistical "machine"? Surely, hex-encoded dialogues is not
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by timeattack 3y ago
I see your point, but consider this - generative AI has shown excellent performance in mapping tasks. I've seen examples where it flawlessly extracts data from markdown format to JSON, so mapping fields should be as nearly as the same?
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by timeattack 3y ago
Cool idea, but isn't this kind of old school? I mean, with all the new AI stuff that can learn and guess what we need to do, isn't the whole record and replay thing a bit behind the times? Wouldn't generative AI solve that?
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by timeattack 6y ago
Yandex.com?
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by timeattack 6y ago
> "Try it out" live demo loads forever for me. Possibly overwhelmed by requests? If you're using Firefox, try to disable Enhanced Tracking Protection. It did the trick for me.
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by timeattack 6y ago
When I read text generated by GPT-3 I'm getting very strange feeling. I understand that text as a whole has no clear meaning. Nevertheless, my the mind unconsciously _tries_ to extract meaning by evaluating sentences not as direct stat
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by timeattack 6y ago
It's cool and interesting application of the technology, but doesn't really seem to be practical. When you're unable to access machine using your standard SSH keys usually it means that it's highly unlikely that it will
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by timeattack 6y ago
Ironically, this repository has `master` branch, not `main`.
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by timeattack 7y ago
I code mostly in Go. And yes, I'm writing `log.Tracef` everywhere. Might seem tedious, but in fact it's easily automated using snippets in the editor. Also when I'm inserting trace statements during development it provides a
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by timeattack 7y ago
> Are you joining my side? No. As a user of many programs I always find it very frustrating when some program does not work and produce no log information whatsoever. As an engineer, I always write detailed and human-readable log entries

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