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wumbo
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Comment #40709198
generating information without regard to the truth is bullshitting, not necessarily malicious intent. for example, this is bullshit because it’s words with no real thought behind i…
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Comment #40709050
lmao, not what i said. fix your attention head. metaphors grounded in reality are fine. otherwise don’t call it a “generator”
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Comment #40708805
Isn’t hallucinating inherent to biological brains too? It’s normal in small degrees even for mentally healthy individuals.
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Comment #40708355
oh but think of all the “refactoring” you’re missing out on. We have a DevRel engineer specifically working to get technical debt tickets into sprints. So you get to refactor! Oh g…
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Comment #40686440
I think it's fair. It discerns what sounds are important, languagey sounds. It discovered but did not understand
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Comment #40671186
If there’s going to be a lawsuit, go after Colt before Anthropic.
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Comment #40660746
friends! let us have it both ways! Humans have telepathy and cognitive biases!
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Comment #40659847
This was already gold but went platinum with: "At the present time I do not believe there is any man of this kind."
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Comment #40654796
without the z it’s entirely within the realm of English sounds. Practice slow and I think it works.
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Comment #40654792
I see it more as a modifier on the T sound at that point. Instead of letting your tongue go at the end of the T, you hold it in place because of the N.
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Comment #40651917
There’s norway to prevent it
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Comment #40647366
unaffjordable
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Comment #40634180
“Human-level” means we can drop the bullshit qualifiers. Human-level intelligence should adapt to many uses. It may require teachers, but not prompt engineers. The article author i…
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Comment #40625372
If it’s their general emotional candor, I don’t think it’s worth wondering if they are self aware. Not your emotions, not your circus.
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Comment #40625296
Why the downvotes? People are giving wrong and dangerous advice. Yeah, you can say “well just don’t take it if it’s not prescribed.” But don’t bury the truth. If you don’t have ED …
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Comment #40621506
Severe warning. I have no sexual problems and took a viagra once. It definitely was automatic and persistent. It was terrible. It wouldn’t even go away when I was done with it.
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Comment #40618308
I recommend a hybrid approach. Till a new yard. It probably has chunks of concrete and other garbage from previous owners. It’s worth taking the garbage out of the ground. Then smo…
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Comment #40604354
if you have multiple threads working a queue of like-kinded jobs, you’ve given up the determinism of using any sort of global seed you could pull different set lengths of pseudoran…
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Comment #40576401
this is hacker news makes sense to me
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Comment #40529781
Especially with AI. It’s better to teach the AI many examples and let it understand the implicit abstractions. Who needs to worry about reusable higher order abstractions when the …
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Comment #40486365
Perhaps some new catalyst or meta-material would enable a more efficient horse.
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Comment #40466946
If we need to grow our own food, gasoline is a problem for most American ideas of remote homesteading.