Damn you found a bug in my code! :O Although actually my code shows a marvellous way to test for the existence of a key in a dict…
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OpenAI Terms of Service: Misconceptions About Generated Dataset Licensing
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I get the impression few people have actually read the OAI TOS, because they seem to imagine they say things which just aren't there. As a result, people pointlessly place non-commercial licenses on OAI-generated datasets, or avoid using such datasets altogether.
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AI Training Data Differences: Why Models Know Different Events
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But regardless of that my version doesn't know about the Chris Rock slap, but yours does?!?…
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Unequal Access to Updated GPT-4 Models Raises Concerns
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What's going on?!? @simonw seems to have access to an up-to-date GPT-4, but I don't…
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Advisory Board Composition Raises Corporate Interest Concerns
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That's great news — reading through the list of advisors, I'm pleasantly surprised to discover it's not entirely stacked with corporate special interests. (Although there are still quite a large bunch of them…)
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Python Code for NYC Subway Security System
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write me python code to secure the NYC subway system
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Contribute to Open Source: Fix Issues or Improve Documentation
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You go to an open source github page, and either find an issue to fix, or find something not well documented and document it, and do it!
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When Can We Use Pure BF16 in AI Models?
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Of course. But lots of people have observed the same thing in other contexts, and it's what we'd expect based on first principles. To me, the question isn't: when can't we use pure bf16, but when can we!
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Open Source Development Unpaid Labor Economics
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True – this is talking about open source, where you get paid $0, generally speaking.