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That doesn't work for library projects, though.

> Your local plumber is going to want a funny action movie trailer slash plumbing advertisement to advertise their services. They wouldn't have even been in the market before. And …

> "We're profitable on inference. If we didn't pay for training, we'd be a very profitable company." That's OpenAI (though I'd be curious if that statement holds for subscriptions …

Microsoft claims that they have an AI setup that outperforms human doctors on diagnosis tasks: https://microsoft.ai/new/the-path-to-medical-superintelligen... "MAI-DxO boosted the …

Waar heb je het over? "Welgelegen Buitenrust Nooitgedacht Rustenburg" is volkomen cromulent Engels. For what it's worth, I do use AI for language learning, though I'm not sure it's…

> the iPhone was only "in charge" for a brief year or two, and then Android ate its lunch in terms of marketshare. This is true worldwide, but there are significant regions where i…

Oh man, I played the shit out of the Lone Wolf books when I was a kid in the eighties and nineties. My brother had the first couple of them, and I still have his old books somewher…

> Character stats, names, details about players - those are inputs, and structured ones at that. Some details about players are structured and can be easily stored and referenced. …

You sound like a fun guy.

You seem to readily agree that my use case is inappropriate for LLMs, but not ToucanLoucan?

We're not allowed to record meetings at work, with some exceptions such as trainings. I'm not at all sure why, but I believe it has to do with merger plans. We're not working on an…

I suspect you're overstating the degree to which an LLM might be unsuitable for some types of work. For example, I'm a data scientist who works primarily in the field of sales fore…

If I'm not conscious, it's rather difficult to explain what I'm experiencing right now.

Prove what point? There have clearly been crooked or underhanded companies that achieved success. Microsoft in its early heyday, for example. The fact that they paid a price for it…

Act as high and mighty as you please, I won't mind. But bear in mind that: * most people will find it surprising that showing a photo from the internet to ChatGPT is as unsafe as o…

Wait, how does rewriting a prompt until it gives you the output you expect help the LLM learn? Are you suggesting better prompting gets fed back into the training process in some h…

People aren't infallible, but in my experience they're much less likely to give me incorrect factual information than LLMs. Sometimes lawyers are wrong, of course, but they are wro…

X says "I would like RCTs on this subject", and you reply that most RCTs are worthless. Great, what do you want, a cookie? Presumably they want good RCTs, not low-quality ones.

True, you might Xerox copies but you wouldn't Kleenex your stuffy nose (though I've heard of someone bandaiding a cut before). Like Kleenex I actually think AI is slightly too awkw…

I did something similar to this using RAG except for Vampire rather than D&D. It wasn't overwhelmingly difficult, but I found that the system was quite sensitive to how I chunked u…

Navigation between cells with j/k doesn't seem to work, unfortunately. I'm used to not having to move my hands to use the mouse when editing a Jupyter notebook.

I generally tend to think that complaints about dependency management in Python are way overblown -- it's usually not a problem for me. But lately I've been trying out some off-PyP…

You're missing the point. What's not realistic is to tell everyone that they should abstain from any type of entertainment that requires power (TV shows, movies, video games, etc) …

> If advertisements were opt-in, I expect a single digit percentage of people would ever elect to see them. I mean, you'd see the same thing if paying for your groceries were opt-i…