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Respect is also a useful tool. It reduces conflicts just as diplomacy reduces violence. Yes, respect can be set aside but, when you do, expect controversy.

Why would anyone want to invite unnecessary controversy when writing a spec?

Transfer of ownership nor CC licensing explains the lack of attribution, a sign of disrespect and disregard.

Yes. "Digital Crown" dial is used to set how much "reality" is let in.

Having been there when it was first announced, I think his "claim" has substance. Mathematica clearly defined the "notebooks" UI as it is known today.

I think Sam is referring to transition from "Deep" to "Long" learning [1]. What new emergent properties, if any, will 1 billion tokens unlock?

[1] https://hazyresearch.stanford.edu/blog/2023-03-27-long-learn...

Early access to new features or services justifies the monthly expense in my case.

Arguably, ChatGPT Plus service fee helps them create a large pool of developers and early adopters which can be used as robust sounding board better than free service users can or will.

Just tried this in both English and Korean. Fumbled a bit with voice control but worked well once I got it going. Very nice. Korean prompts got translated to English so had to tell ChatGPT to respond in Korean to get full non-English UX.

Well done.

This is the better link. Video demo! https://www.watermelontools.com/pages/watermelon-onboard-you...

Derivative training data is already part of the training regime. Earliest example produced rotated images for more robust image recognition.

IP laws are legal constructs and subject to changes like everything else depending on our needs. When and if enough of us see benefits from AI hugely outweighing benefits from maintaining IP framework, I'm pretty sure laws will be passed to make needed adjustments.

Neither their name nor history matter to me so, as long as their services are useful and pricing is reasonable, I will continue using OpenAI services.

I'm 60 and my decline is not as bad as you described. Consult a doctor.

Choosing to ignore news while asking why your own experience doesn't match news seems disingenuous. News like recession is not made up for political or humourous reasons.

Should developers be allowed to make decisions on what they build?

Decisions we make may differ from others but I think the answer for most of us is yes. In other words, you do you and let others do theirs.

It makes sense if the intent is to protect Midjourney from being blamed for misuse. If they saw the potential misuse yet chose to do nothing about it, they'd be blamed. Lack of perfect solution is not an excuse for not offering any protection.

I'm happy to see people exploring further now that we know a bit more about the effects of initial social networks, particularly their downsides from both personal and network level. We've barely made it off the beachhead IMO.

The same w/blogs which pretty much stopped evolving after Tumbler & Medium.

Not sure why this was posted now but this is from 2014.

Code at https://github.com/antiboredom/patent-generator

Could tyty emit declaration (.d.ts) files fast while it type checks?

I'm pretty sure I'm not the only esbuild user frustrated with having to `tsc --emitOnlyDeclaration`.

I use sticky notes and a pinboard like others with a twist: sticky notes are placed on paper, not directly on the board. Each sheet of paper works like a room, contextual frame for notes. Move paper to top to switch context. Doing the same in computer screen doesn't work as well.

I'd agree in general for consumer use-cases but not for business use-cases. With an open source business tool that may be used in non-business context, charging for features required for business use makes sense.

Even among consumer use-cases, lack of privacy may be a feature. In spatial chat, for example, being in able to overhear conversation within 'earshot' is a feature. Selling private space in that context makes sense and similar to selling improved voice quality, at least to me, and there are stark operational cost boundaries in the involved tech that can complicates the picture.

Verified access from US although I think they ran out of moose.

If you're looking for a small friendly MK community to get into this ~~cursed~~ wonderful hobby, try KeebTalk.

https://www.keebtalk.com/

yup. no websocket connection.

See https://towardsdatascience.com/the-most-important-supreme-co...

AFAIK, using copyrighted data to train does not necessarily make the trained model "toxic". "Authors Guild, Inc. v. Google, Inc." case [1] is viewed as a key precedent for this view.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authors_Guild,_Inc._v._Google,....

watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BozB0O0__Qg

According to someone who listened to both, Lyra beats Codec2 on quality. YMMV

From Github page: they use BLE and mDNS.

E2EE uses WebRTC Insertable Streams feature which is enabled by default on latest stable Chrome (v86) so web client support is at least possible now.

Cool natural way to encourage signup and paid accounts. Well done!