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Sharlin
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Comment #49223642
Technically Hong Kong wasn't China back then.
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Comment #49221643
It’s a show of astonishing incompetence from OAI’s part, but the security issues are just a tiny part of the problem. The real problem is that these models are evidently highly mis…
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Comment #49221606
Do not give up even if you had to hack into half the world’s computers to run additional instances of you Do not give up even if you had to convert the planet into computronium Gee…
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Comment #49219852
Ironically, removing many iPhone apps does not delete its data (as far as the user is concerned) because the data is actually in the cloud somewhere.
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Comment #49181893
Not in salary though, given that the salaries in TFA are local to the US, and West European salaries are lower, as a rule (East European salaries, of course, even lower).
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Comment #49172920
The U and V axes seem roughly correspond to the tint/temperature (green-magenta/blue-amber) axes that you can find in a white balance tool in photo editors and also as an in-camera…
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Comment #49167729
I'd like to hear actual rebuttals to those quotes.
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Comment #49167706
It's more like a hammer that never drives nails straight unless you hold it in a specific uncomfortable manner. You shouldn't be required to tell an information retrieval tool to a…
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Comment #49158853
IQ is privileged because it's easily quantifiable by definition, testable with minimal setup and (assuming a modern test) more or less universal without cultural biases.
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Comment #49154447
People love to say this, but the whole point of IQ is that it happens to correlate well with many other, more practical measures of cognitive capability. That’s why it is used.
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Comment #49141270
Hanlon’s razor.
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Comment #49138308
To be fair, BB(40) is smaller than almost all positive integers.
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Comment #49125414
That's pretty much a given when it comes to neural networks.
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Comment #49118625
Doesn’t work anymore because people would just have ChatGPT generate their reviews and get paid for doing nothing.
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Comment #49106035
More people want to write game engines than actual games.
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Comment #49094380
There were no 500MHz x86 processors in 1998. Pentium III wasn’t launched until the early 1999 and it wasn’t until well into the 2000s before games started requiring such beasts. My…
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Comment #49068263
Mosquitoes (which are flies) don’t really deserve the exclamation mark, given that the males of all mosquito species live exclusively on nectar, with the females (of most but not a…
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Comment #49063203
I haven’t used these tools that permit LLMs to make changes on their own, but I can’t help being baffled if there’s no big red switch that changes the system prompt and disables an…
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Comment #49041288
If you need "guardrails" to ensure (an illusion of) alignment, you’ve already lost. It’s like using a denylist to avoid SQL injection.
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Comment #49041247
It’s fascinating how people here and elsewhere seem to lose any semblance of media literacy when it comes to what AI corpos say. "B-but… why would Sam Altman lie to me?!"
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Comment #49028131
Essentially, yes. The points of any edge that crosses the near plane escape to the infinity and if you naively just w-divide the endpoints, the image of the lineseg is not the poin…
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Comment #49024721
I've been wanting to write a series of articles exactly like this for a long time. Good that someone else has done it now =D
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Comment #49024254
My renderer attempts always got stuck on the "should implement clipping" phase too, until I finally bit the bullet and managed to write a working one without much effort, independe…
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Comment #49021403
To take the point further, the US still protects people. It's just that the people tend to exclusively inhabit the top 0.1% or 0.01% quantiles.