Don't really love the data-harvesting potential of that.
I don't lament LLM's because they are a better or automation of an approach to doing my tasks. I lament them because they are built on loose foundations, limited understanding, misunderstood function and risk, data…
They appear to have a pretty well-defined modding interface that didn't rely no unity's custom data structures. I'd suspect this project was started some time back, not just a one-shot port. Can't say whether or not any…
Love that they have Z-fighting in their main video
Like a cryptographic "vouch/trust" chain? I trust you, you trust someone else, then I at least know there's a second order of connection/trust.
I've been pondering this too. Just making a dialect of a language so different the llm's would fail. And then never release any descriptions or examples of it so there won't be any data to steal.
Yeah, I'm curious about which ones are a problem. I could see there being some incompatibility, and the details are more interesting than sweeping statements. Some regulations would have to be normalized and agreed upon…
If I train my 1000 billion parameter blank AI on this text and only this text over and over again, we may get 99% there.
Yeah i also want to know what the adaption is. Because so far all I'm seeing is removal of the natural incentive to build deeper understanding of the systems. So in the future only the people who are really curious and…
I agree. I had such a strong revelation reading C Programming Language book, and the Lua Programming Language book (which is suspect is heavily influenced by the C book). It's so clear and concise while not skipping…
I love reading docs. It's the best way to get as close as I can to understanding the intent and context of a piece of software. I feel like adding an LLM between myself and the original text for anything else than…
It sounds like the user had removed the tweets from his account to hide them from public viewing. (I might be wrong here, not the point) But, is there some law or other reason that Twitter would continue to store tweets…
I've often heard that WebGL is very well a large security issue, and i've read about some rather frightening examples that could easily be extended to do severe damage. But i don't understand how it could be fragmenting…
Don't really love the data-harvesting potential of that.
I don't lament LLM's because they are a better or automation of an approach to doing my tasks. I lament them because they are built on loose foundations, limited understanding, misunderstood function and risk, data…
They appear to have a pretty well-defined modding interface that didn't rely no unity's custom data structures. I'd suspect this project was started some time back, not just a one-shot port. Can't say whether or not any…
Love that they have Z-fighting in their main video
Like a cryptographic "vouch/trust" chain? I trust you, you trust someone else, then I at least know there's a second order of connection/trust.
I've been pondering this too. Just making a dialect of a language so different the llm's would fail. And then never release any descriptions or examples of it so there won't be any data to steal.
Yeah, I'm curious about which ones are a problem. I could see there being some incompatibility, and the details are more interesting than sweeping statements. Some regulations would have to be normalized and agreed upon…
If I train my 1000 billion parameter blank AI on this text and only this text over and over again, we may get 99% there.
Yeah i also want to know what the adaption is. Because so far all I'm seeing is removal of the natural incentive to build deeper understanding of the systems. So in the future only the people who are really curious and…
I agree. I had such a strong revelation reading C Programming Language book, and the Lua Programming Language book (which is suspect is heavily influenced by the C book). It's so clear and concise while not skipping…
I love reading docs. It's the best way to get as close as I can to understanding the intent and context of a piece of software. I feel like adding an LLM between myself and the original text for anything else than…
It sounds like the user had removed the tweets from his account to hide them from public viewing. (I might be wrong here, not the point) But, is there some law or other reason that Twitter would continue to store tweets…
I've often heard that WebGL is very well a large security issue, and i've read about some rather frightening examples that could easily be extended to do severe damage. But i don't understand how it could be fragmenting…