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packet_nerd

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    Comment #38323468

    Green of course? Anything else would be highly unusual and a normal reader would expect it to be called out.

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    Comment #38323450

    Do you disagree with my claim that GPT-4 can perform some sort of basic reasoning about puzzles that aren't in it's training data?

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    Comment #38323338

    Ok, here's a (hopefully) better worded puzzle, again made up by myself right now. There are 12 frogs. Five are green, 3 red, and 4 yellow. Two donkeys are counting the frogs. One o…

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    Comment #38320665

    ChatGPT 3.5? I'm using 4 and get 11 most times but other numbers occasionally.

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    Comment #38320651

    It clearly says he didn't see some of them either at all or as unicorns. The correct answer is 11. Edit: I do see now that "He saw" kind of messes the question up. My intent would …

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    Comment #38320458

    Here's a question to ChatGPT I just made up: >> A magical frog was counting unicorns. He saw 5 purple unicorns, 2 green unicorns, and 7 pink unicorns. However, he made a mistake an…

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    Comment #37526901

    Oh, yes, pairs of words is a good idea. I also have a bilingual dictionary and can generate a prompt for each entry something like "here's a word in , write a dictionary definition…

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    Comment #37526416

    What would a good fine-tuning dataset for language translation look like? I want to try fine-tuning to machine translate to and from a fairly niche language ( https://en.wikipedia.…

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    Comment #36976667

    People who practice Breatharianism claim to live without food and get sustenance from various mystical sources, including sunshine (they either don't live very long or else are fra…

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    Comment #36430645

    This is something I've tried to figure out this week. I tried Youtube Kids because I wanted the content to be pre-approve only, I liked the toddler friendly controls, and the app c…

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    Comment #32418422

    > The attacker conducted a series of sophisticated voice phishing attacks under the guise of various trusted organizations attempting to convince the victim to accept multi-factor …

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    Comment #30727722

    I haven't really talked to anyone who's contested the fact that thousands of Russian soldiers and Russian speaking Ukrainian civilians have been killed.

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    Comment #30727698

    Yes, of course it's likely there are some who oppose the war but are uneasy about expressing that to a stranger. I was just surprised to get no support at all.

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    Comment #30727482

    I've been text messaging with random Russians a bunch over the last couple weeks and have had conversations with ~100 people, some of them quite extensive. Not once has anyone real…

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    Comment #30641753

    I had a good laugh when I saw my grandma using her iPad calculator app to do her finances. The app was displaying an an ad, she didn't want to see it and stuck a sticker over that …

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    Comment #29041897

    The moon doesn't visibly have bulk or mass like a ball, house, or mountain does. And I was referring to earth as the entire world. Edit: But the landscape, fields, meadows, distric…

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    Comment #29041834

    Yes, sort of, but a lot more than counting. I think Thai has counting words too, but I think they are not as central to the grammar or as flexible as Karen classifiers. Sort of lik…

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    Comment #29041553

    The Sgaw Karen language from Thailand and Burma has a system of what I've always called classifiers, but reading this, it sounds like they might be properly called genders too? Eve…

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    Comment #28722594

    Ha! Around that age (actually probably a little older) I begged and pleaded with my mom to get saltpeter and sulfur to make firecrackers and rockets. Eventually she relented and go…

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    Comment #28688110

    Maybe so.. but technology wise I don't think there's anything here that doesn't exist yet or that is even exceptionally advanced. It's just a matter of putting it all together and …

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    Comment #28686872

    I want an appliance that combines the functions of refrigerator, pantry, stove, oven, dishwasher, and that has manipulators inside capable of picking the ingredients, cleaning, pee…

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    Comment #28327564

    I set this up for my family and I a few months ago and we set all our browsers and devices to use it as the default search engine. We've been really happy with it. I also set up a …

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    Comment #28270075

    > I.e. when you are being selected for random questioning entering US as a non-US citizen, you'd benefit from steganography-like approach: you give a password, and relatively bland…

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    Comment #27833874

    Let companies decide what is ok on their own platforms, but don't let them get so big, and break them up now that they have become so big.