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johnc1

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    Comment #48687646

    Or, just incentivize or mandate stores to sell "child-certified" phones with parental controls pre-configured (along with a physical plug-and-play usb key for parents disable them …

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    Comment #48681966

    Exactly! We already have content tags on TV/Movies, just extend it to the web and make mandatory. I imagine it could be not trivial to enforce (esp. for offshore web) - but definit…

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    Comment #48680782

    I know! What puzzles me is responses every such article gets even on HN - let's build some cool tech that 95% of the general population and 100% of politicians won't even understan…

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    Comment #48680717

    There is a much easier solution that already exists - parental controls on children's devices. I honestly don't understand why is it not solving the problem? Yes, parents are respo…

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    Comment #48650189

    We're already been protecting children from printed porn, alcohol, drugs (legal or illegal), guns, etc. Children don't even have to buy those items, sometimes they can get them fro…

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    Comment #34448375

    > Can these models feasibly be run locally? Actually you can, it even works without GPU, here's a guide on running BLOOM (the open-source GPT-3 competitor of similar size) locally:…

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    Comment #24794141

    > Politics and consumer capitalism are motivated to identify and target stupid people... My bet is on a variation of this. To some extent, we all target people to advance our goals…

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    Comment #24064224

    Highly debated argument though; to me it's like saying you CPU doesn't understand HTML and your browser is running on a CPU, hence it can't understand HTML either. Scott Aaronson e…

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    Comment #24002372

    That's of course correct. Perhaps GPT-3 can do that too? I don't have access to it, but I wonder if it can be taught new words using few-shot learning. In fact, even GPT-2 gets clo…

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    Comment #24002291

    One point missed by the article is visibility: even with SMS-2FA, I at least know when my password is being used by someone else (modulo sim-based attacks). For example, if my pass…

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    Comment #23968010

    Another way to think about it is comparing to how children learn. First, children spend inordinate amount of time just trying to make sense of words they hear. Once they develop th…

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    Comment #22146065

    Awesome work, thanks for sharing! For those trying to replicate it, could you please share some insights on which steps to train the model worked the best for you? I see 3 differen…

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    Comment #20897000

    Thanks a lot for advice! How does L1-As compare with L1-Bs or O-1s on terms of being tough? Those two are my other options I'm considering.

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    Comment #20896858

    Hi Peter, thanks for doing this AMA! Do you have any insights on whether getting an L1-A got more difficult with the current administration, and if/how the kind of documents/eviden…