FinallyDebunked

So many prompts I have tried yet the results from Bing are always pretty weak compared to the real gpt-4. I also prompted it to write some Russian poems, so far it only spewed out gibberish with no rhymes. On the other hand, the real gpt-4 can sometimes produce really impressive shit, that I read with interest.

Another thing I noticed is that if I try to get Bing to generate something inappropriate, it'll go along and do it for a second, but then it'll quickly wipe its message. That's interesting because it suggests that the underlying model isn't the same as OpenAI's, which seems unable to generate harmful content at the core.

Haven't heard about them since they were announced. Have they done any groundbreaking advancements or anything?

Isn't it?

So, I've heard that ML manipulates tokens and specifically for the English corpora they take place of words. If we want model to be polite and not to speak uncomfortable language we can remove certain words from the internal array where all tokens and their associative data are stored, for example "fuck".

In the context of VPNs for example. Some VPNs store and provide information about what sites you go to third parties. Third parties analyze it and figure out what adds to show you. Hmm... then let them show me those adds they want to show me. I do hate adds as a whole and use an add blocker, thus. But I couldn't care less what particular type of adds they show me, they are still adds.

Someone knows what sites I go, what then. If someone curiously inquired me on this type of information I'd tell them without giving a second thought. Incomparably larger amount of data I put out just by making comments and posts.

How is it that devs decided to roll out it lacking basic functionality

plus duplicate comments and set up a bot that would monitor Reddit for new posts and upload it there

It shows fresh Reddit posts every day and doing well despite using offical api. From the screenshot it appears that

The newly-formed community !antidepressants@slrpnk.net dedicated to curing mental illness through pharmacology, has already attracted over 30 people (not a massive amount, we’re still thrilled that folks out there have taken notice).

The community seeks to embody the spirit of popular subreddits such as r/antidepressants, r/ssri, r/maois, r/Zoloft, and r/Lexapro and others.

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