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Comment #47566991
now do one for human-coded incidents.
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Comment #44233832
some benchmarks here: https://machinelearning.apple.com/research/apple-foundation-...
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Comment #42481608
Really enjoyable overall. As a noob, I did feel like I spent the majority of my time just running around trying to figure out what to do.
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Comment #41092841
It's great to see a _real_ AI application among all this media noise ;-). Seriously though, this is wonderful satire. I asked 88x10 and it returned an HTML meta tag.
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Comment #39482349
That's the big problem? A bug made it into prod at ChatGPT and Google didn't have a good set of safety rails (does anyone, yet?)?
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Comment #35156261
Let's check out the paper for actual tech details! > Given both the competitive landscape and the safety implications of large-scale models like GPT-4, this report contains no furt…
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Comment #35156225
> Given both the competitive landscape and the safety implications of large-scale models like GPT-4, this report contains no further details about the architecture (including model…
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Comment #34600722
This is all predicated on existing conditions, where AI-written text hasn't influenced the way that humans write. As the years pass and these tools become a common way to at least …
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Comment #32417395
First, is productivity really the issue here? It makes for a great sound bite, but I imagine we've all spent a lot of time and effort working really, really hard...on the wrong thi…
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Comment #32158269
Ah yeah - I've been bummed that people now think https://metacademy.org/ is about meta.
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Comment #29877811
A fox eats a rabbit out of necessity. In our modern economy, people don't need to eat animals; it's usually a matter of convenience, taste, and tradition. But in all reality, we ca…
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Comment #18900648
"the food vegans would like to eat": vegan/vegetarians already exist, and we study and analyze their diets when determining crop usage, e.g. see reference #5 in the blog post. Or, …
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Comment #18900607
Did you take a look at reference 4-6, particularly #4, and Figure 1 in #4? The animal products we consume are objectively more resource intensive than the non-animal products.
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Comment #18899894
totally agree! however, we plow fields mostly to feed the animals we eat...
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Comment #18898799
flagged as spam: I wonder how HN could catch these sorts of posts automatically
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Comment #18633025
Totally understand your point, and the veg lifestyle is becoming much more mainstream in athletics. e.g. check out Nimai Delgado's (IFBB bodybuilder) instagram posts on simple, hig…
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Comment #18631425
Some strong scientific studies indicating such would be a good place to start :-) On the other hand: (1) "meat-based diet is actually the healthiest way to eat" Position of the Ame…
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Comment #18297771
Ah, you're right, it is a nuanced question. Perhaps more importantly: as mentioned in the (admittedly large) publication I cited, the rearing time for grassfed cattle is about 3x l…
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Comment #18292005
Cows are ruminants, so their production of methane is a necessary component of the fermentation that takes place in their digestive track. Also, somewhat surprisingly, "free range …