Likewise! It’s been 8 years without nicotine and 2 years sober here.

Here’s a good one about the monkey on your back: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rUvzx73-cCY&pp=ygUSc3R5Z2dlbiBww6UgcnlnZ2Vu

But you gotts understand norwegian: https://lyricstranslate.com/en/styggen-på-ryggen-bastard-my-back.html

Haven’t kicked them. Stopped using nicotine and alcohol but man is the addiction still there. 🥲

Audiobookbay + bugmenot

Coolcoolcoolcoolcool….

Is that Gnome with a DK/SE/NO locale?

Advance Wars is awesome. I played it only on mobile 😅

Lisan al Gaib!

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True, still not a huge fan of forced labour. I don’t like the idea of forced anything really.

the top 50% richest people should have

The rest of people are already working these mandatory jobs.

For someone doing a study on LLM they don’t seem to know much about LLMs.

They don’t even mention which model was used…

Here’s the study used for this clickbait garbage :

https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3613904.3642596

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https://opensource.guide/starting-a-project/

Maybe Codeberg or Gitlab would be better than Github.

This was great, thanks for sharing!

Yeah Whisper is really good. It can also deal with a bunch of non english languages.

Should’ve explained it to me man. I don’t want to go 4 links deep.

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I have almost the exact opposite view.

I really like that much like a calculator or a very sophisticated search engine we can use large language models (LLMs) to enhance our cognitive capabilities. My memory works in such a way that I would be completely useless without a search engine, while I have almost unlimited capacity when it comes to puzzling together LLMs and search queries. I don’t feel that it takes anything away from humans, it’s just a tool like any other that allows us to expand our capabilities, just in a cognitive capacity!

I would have never ever been able to figure out what that keyboard was called, but just by squeezing the answer out of a model that has obviously been trained on that data, we were able to figure out the answer.

If it were to have been done by purely human memory, we would have had to have a person that actually knew this bit of super obscure knowledge and the same person by some amazing chance reading this post.

I see no sadness, just a tool that is globally available to almost anyone (25 USD month for GPT4 or perhaps anyone being able to run their own open-source miqu-1–70b from mistral.ai) and has the capacity to elevate human cognition, simply by adopting a mindset of directing an LLM to get the results we need, much like typing a query into a search engine.

I will show you how to use GPT4 to perform miracles like this. Because I personally had no idea:

https://chat.openai.com/share/10cb347d-e16d-474e-8ea6-886bed3a4fc2

Longshot, this? https://deskthority.net/viewtopic.php?t=6304