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Comment #40448030
Throw it at an LLM with the simple command "fix", highlight every character that has a delta and send it back to them. Add a grade in red at the top if you're feeling extra cheeky
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Comment #40447896
It's really maddening just how right the board was.
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Comment #40427141
it's called "power" and money is merely a proxy of it. we talk dollars all day long but we haven't quantified power nearly as well
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Comment #40427064
Are they really the ones with the best chance now though? They're basically owned by Microsoft, they're bleeding tech/ethnical talent and credibility, and most importantly Microsof…
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Comment #40426868
Could they have made it look less like Midler vs Ford? "Midler was asked to sing a famous song of hers for the commercial and refused. Subsequently, the company hired a voice-imper…
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Comment #40380168
>Jason (star emoji) (uk flag emoji) SaaStr LDN June 4-5 (star emoji) Lemkin This person is famous? sounds like he's mad about being sloppy seconds `:)`
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Comment #40378660
The innovative power of the hangover
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Comment #40378616
Yeah it was already mirrored pretty quickly. I expect enough people are now running cronjobs to archive whitelists of HF pages and auto-cloning anything that gets pushed out.
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Comment #40367704
Ironically Microsoft is the one that's notoriously terrible at checking their "AI" products before releasing them. Besides the infamous Tay there was that apparently un-aligned Wiz…
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Comment #40367682
One could argue that at this point openai is being Extended and Embraced by Microsoft and is unlikely to have much autonomy or groundbreaking impact one way or another.
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Comment #40367667
Turns out we already have alignment, it's called capitalism.
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Comment #40367662
>Frequency-pulled You mean like injection locking with oscillators? Or is this a new term in the tweetosphere
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Comment #40367590
this is an evil take but i think emojis are massively, massively underrated for use in signaling information (and massively overused in git readmes) A grimacing emoji when a proces…
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Comment #40364644
One could also programmatically (e.g. with nltk or spacy, replace nouns, named entities, etc) modify the dataset, even up to the point that every test run is unique. You could also…
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Comment #40364591
It would be interesting to know how it acts if you ask it about one that isn't present, or even lie to it (e.g. take a limerick that is present but change some words and ask it to …
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Comment #40364568
NIAN is a very cool idea, but why not simply translate it into N different languages (you even can mix services, e.g. deepl/google translate/LLMs themselves) and ask about them tha…
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Comment #40164593
They were great when they weren't shackled 'Little Boy Heroically Shoots, Mutilates Burglar' 'Black Man given Nation's worst job' (After Obama won) I've never laughed so hard at he…
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Comment #40091656
>Relativity overturned those Newtonian assumptions Only in *very* specific situations which are extremely extremely extremely unrelated and WELL out of both practical and theoretic…
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Comment #40082899
This happened in PvE situations too -- Everquest always had people, especially guilds, running ShowEQ/MacroEQ to read mob locations off of the wire/from memory. Often could be used…
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Comment #40082891
>The idea of a free for all bug abusing server is pretty neat, a whole ‘nother level of the game. Isn't this basically any non-VAC CS 1.6 server?
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Comment #40081180
It always seemed like the 'fake' encrypted data, e.g. hidden volumes on veracrypt[1] seemed like one of the better options for these situations. Obviously phones don't have them an…