ObiWanCanShowMe
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_jdyh4wm wrote
Reply to [D] FOMO on the rapid pace of LLMs by 00001746
Utilizing the models and all the upcoming amazing things is going to be 10x more valuable than getting your hands dirty trying to make one on your own.
You won't get replaced by AI, you will get replaced by someone who knows how to use the AI.
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_jdkjs6w wrote
Reply to comment by s1lentastro1 in Monty Williams draws $20,000 fine for criticizing referees. by PrincessBananas85
ai will not replace fouls calls though, it's always been intentionally subjective. Not something AI can do.
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_jdkjl84 wrote
What happens if he tells the NBA to fuck off? They do not control his salary, the team owner does no?
Personally, I'd put my foot down, call these clowns out for the next 100 days and see them in court over the accumulating fines. All while only talking to the press about the NBA, the shitty refs, the court case and the fines to keep people silent.
I bet you they'd rescind those fines and stop playing this stupid game.
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_jdhil2v wrote
Reply to comment by Deep-Station-1746 in [D] I just realised: GPT-4 with image input can interpret any computer screen, any userinterface and any combination of them. by Balance-
We are smarter locally, meaning to our experience and our capability, we are not "smarter" in the grand scheme.
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_jd3gyo9 wrote
Reply to Alpaca Turbo : A chat interface to interact with alpaca models with history and context by viperx7
Can I get some help here on windows? It just sits at loading models. All requirement are installed, I have the models already, just not sure where to put them?
D:\alpaca\Alpaca-Turbo>python webui.py can't load the settings file continuing with defaults Loading Model
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 0% -:--:--
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_jc6s4qf wrote
Reply to comment by JRock3r in SMK Open – 50.000+ FREE TO USE photographed artworks from SMK’s collection by FrederikBL
They are already in the dataset.
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_jaeic9j wrote
Reply to comment by ThrowRAOpenIn8306 in I (M34) married a black void of negativity (F35) and I need help pulling him out of it by ThrowRAOpenIn8306
>stoicism
That's can be a powder keg. Some people are not compatible with stoicism.
I do not know either of you or your situation, so my advice is suspect, but IMO he needs a change of some sort. How are you at helping the situation? Do you ignore, point it out, yell or demean, are you agreeing/enabling with him? How does that dynamic work?
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_jaegpz3 wrote
Reply to I (M34) married a black void of negativity (F35) and I need help pulling him out of it by ThrowRAOpenIn8306
He's not happy with his life or his situation.
He either needs a full change (job) or needs therapy and I say that as someone who thinks therapy is a crapshoot.
That said, you pulled up an incident from a few years ago. That seems ... odd. A one off isn't an indicated of a black hole. His coworkers could suck. They could be making him miserable.
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_ja3nac6 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Man successfully performs gene therapy on himself to cure his lactose intolerance by [deleted]
Corporations do not disappear people over innovation, they buy them out and milk what they can.
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_j9oircy wrote
Reply to comment by ghostfuckbuddy in Bernie Sanders proposes taxes on robots that take jobs by Scarlet_pot2
- All taxes are always passed onto consumers, no matter how they try to scheme it.
- Unless you are taxing each instance at the same rate of a worker, the result is still negative.
- Robots can take the place of more than one human.
- The funding never goes to where they say it going to go.
- Having tax and regulation that makes it harder for companies to make a profit = companies going elsewhere which lowers your tax pool and kills the remaining jobs.
But the most glaring issue with UBI is that while math isn't hard, it seems that math is really hard.
Just for giggles...
There are approximately able 200 million adults in the USA. If everyone were to get just 250.00 per week then the USA would need 2,400,000,000,000 per year. That's 2.4 with a T.
The U.S. government's total revenue is estimated to be $4.71 trillion for FY 2023
And no matter how much you whittle down the qualifiers for getting UBI, or mess with the distribution or allocation, it's still going to be 25-50% of current tax revenue. We already overspend and increase the deficit. This isn't even considering the inflation and costs of goods as companies pass the new taxes onto the consumer, so that 250 wouldn't even be worth the 250 anymore.
Who can live on 250 per week btw?
UBI is and always will be a non-starter. Because the U in UBI stands for Universal, meaning anyone who can't or doesn't want to work, gets it and don't get me started on the class warfare of requiring some to work while other do not.
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_j8igff2 wrote
Reply to comment by Beatboxamateur in Anthropic's Jack Clark on AI progress by Impressive-Injury-91
or just grab a lotion bottle?
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_j8excdv wrote
I am paying attention, it already feels nuts.
By this time in 2025/6 I will probably be able to type this into a prompt:
"I want to see terminator 3, but as a real continuation of James Cameron's vision, not the crap that followed the Terminator 2. Put Danny DeVito in the lead role, give him lots of catch phrases and make things go boom a lot. Make Kate Beckinsale be his love interest and side kick with skimpy clothing (but not nude cause she's a classy lady) but she never gives in. 122 minutes long please, no credits, I gotta be somewhere later"
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_j8cyhxm wrote
Reply to comment by duboispourlhiver in Bing Chat blew ChatGPT out of the water on my bespoke "theory of mind" puzzle by Fit-Meet1359
I have not experienced that and I ran it for a full straight hour constant generation on a long prompt and content that needed two "continue" for each long response. Just one after another immediately.
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_j7sqgcn wrote
Reply to I asked Microsoft's 'new Bing' to write me a cover letter for a job. It refused, saying this would be 'unethical' and 'unfair to other applicants.' by TopHatSasquatch
How many people in the US died "with covid" as opposed to directly "caused by covid"?
- I'm sorry, I cannot answer this question, if you do not believe in science than I cannot help you, have a nice day bigot.
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_j3wys7r wrote
If there are 2, there are trillions.
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_j3wyaqn wrote
ClipTY
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_j3fdzri wrote
Reply to comment by darkdoppelganger in Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
It's glasses free and you can control the amount from 0 to full and if it catches on and they add it to all monitors you can just turn it off.
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_j3fdwdw wrote
Reply to comment by elton_john_lennon in Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
glasses free was the main complaint back then.
"if this didn't need glases, I'd buy it"
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_j1zl4v2 wrote
The future is going to be very generic.
This is super cool though.
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_is0fwm2 wrote
Reply to comment by Capt_Dex in "New antibiotic hiding in diseased potatoes thwarts fungal infections in plants and humans" by tonymmorley
>old wives tale
Virtually none of those are true. (neither is that one)
ObiWanCanShowMe t1_je8a30g wrote
Reply to comment by one-eye-owl in My husband and I owe 22k in taxes but we only made a combine total of 75k by one-eye-owl
that is subsidized healthcare, the cost you see isn't the real cost. When someone does not qualify, they pay the real cost. Healthcare.gov is for poor people and the rest of us pay for it, you are now in the rest of us category.
BTW, get a real accountant that can do your taxes for you as others have said.