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Comment #48944093
>It's still a ton of effort with dubious payoff. Isn't that valid for _any_ AI training? Let alone the "frontier stuff".
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Comment #48472543
That'd be so great. No more cursing if I forgot the "-ai" or "-ki" flag in my search and see this odious AI overview processing window rendering slowly and taking up the space wher…
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Comment #48290143
..just like any other government?
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Comment #46956565
"Just like humans..", was also my first thought. > frequently escalating to severe misconduct to satisfy KPIs Bug or feature? - Wouldn't Wallstreet like that?
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Comment #46942516
Don't forget that gcc is in the training set. That's what always puts me off: when AI replaces artists, SO and FOSS projects, it can only feed into itself and deteriorate..
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Comment #46910212
That's why there is separation of powers or ought to be.
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Comment #46885038
I always had this: "Only dead software needs no maintenance" in the back of my head, and similarly "bug free only means it's not been used and vetted enough" While probing into thi…
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Comment #46676517
Slightly moving into the other direction, after 17 years of science and tech optimism I see myself turning into a Luddite more and more. First observation was that communication an…
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Comment #46241987
Isn't that what no LLM can provide: being free of hallucinations?
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Comment #46215829
Second that. I see that as a failure of society or democracy as a whole - that we are no longer able to have that broad, public conversation and act accordingly. Why should every "…
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Comment #44958568
Uff, dunno where to start even: I think as a transcendent number π cannot have a finite expansion like 10 in any base, then it would be rational. But that is not so important. I th…
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Comment #44958372
Some human attempts: "Why did the sun climb a tree?" "Because it was chased by the Great Bear." "Why did The Sun climb a tree?" "To spy on The Royal Family having picnic."
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Comment #44432508
Well, I wouldn't entrust critical infrastructure to the private sector which.. blindly optimizes shareholder value and sells your data anywhere. Germany's train privatization also …
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Comment #44267664
Generally, it's inter-subjectively decided what art is, which works enter the canon and are passed on. Placing it solely in each individual, "it's only a matter of taste", falls a …
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Comment #44246810
As far as I understood any AI model is just a linear combination of its training data. Even if that were such a large corpus as the entire web... it's still just like a sophisticat…
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Comment #43914055
If you want to use non standard fonts, I think, you should use XeLaTex to compile your file. After installing the font in the system, this just worked on my Ubuntu: \usepackage{mat…
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Comment #43904538
The biggest pain I remember was placement of figures. I think the [h] parameter would advise to place the graphic right "here", but even if added the exclamation mark for extra for…
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Comment #43568891
It's like the blaming in a playground fight; who started first? For context: https://nitter.net/KushDesai47/status/1907618136444067901
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Comment #43010802
> $6 million to fund tourism in Egypt deal was reported: Monday, December 16, 2019 Just like a programmer complaining about some atrociously bad code only to learn she has committe…
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Comment #42107190
That was still operated 20 years ago: https://www.hnf.de/en/permanent-exhibition/exhibition-areas/...
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Comment #39383151
Well, the learnedness as typist is probably not so much of a factor if you consider the setup: (b) type the presented word using the right index finger on the keyboard. That's real…
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Comment #35963475
Not a very recent one, but this "Kingdom of nouns" resonates deeply http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2006/03/execution-in-kingdom...
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Comment #33952151
So.. the metaverse shall be written in Verse? - Would Shakespeare approve or die in disambiguity?
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Comment #32983357
Somehow the code is not linked in the blog posts, but it seems to be there: https://github.com/objective-see?tab=repositories
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Comment #31223033
I think, that's a common misconception about randomness: It doesn't mean the number has to change with every roll of dice. On the contrary the longer the sequence large clusters of…