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I would be much more intrested in a piece on what you can train with this kind of rig, rather than the rig itself

I think you mean Sam Altman

No, infact most journals have peer reviews cordoned off, not viewable to the general public.

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The simplest way to do it is probably just to have a high quality 360 camera, that way you mostly get around the problem of orientation

He literally just said that's not how volcanos work

Held in deposit forever, ie until someone sues someone else or the money are forgotten

Yeah I don't really think a meaningfully larger amount people are traveling because Airbnb is an app that exist, so demand from tourism should stay flat, no?

I mostly agree that there is probably some self-interest at play when they ask for regulation. Though the fact that one of the existing firms in the industry wants regulation doesn't invalidate all the legitimate reason for regulation. For example, existing car manufacturers might benefit significantly from all the safety requirements for cars as they create a barrier to entry for new players, but I doubt that many people want to abolish all the testing and certification cars have to go through.

What is up with that site giving me three seperate popups warning me that the site uses cookies

Give it few shot examples and the quality should improve a lot. If you want a bot able to do technical Q&A give it two questions as well as the answers in its prompt. The model will then infer it's role as an AI that answer questions truthfully, and will try it's best to continue along those lines

Just use iteration where you continuously update the prompt to include previous messages

Would probably pile up to an inhuman amount of data storage. Imagine having to pay for storing the equivalent of 1000 tokens of text within that budget of only 0.0002 dollars

The only way I could get it to say something was completely written by a human, was by adding spelling mistakes