This is akin to saying "We are not evil, today"

"we are not evil, we are one default away from being evil!"

Haha, wait, the training directly on websites is off by default, but if you use browser memories, training on that is on by default. Browser memories contain arbitrary amounts of information from websites...

Anil's point is that Chatgpt can't, on its own, train on data that requires a login. So Atlas is in fact automating training on login-walled content, and doing so by default, but also adding decoy settings that make you think it's not.

No evil here!

I don't understand how this helps in improving performance. Can you elaborate?

We find such examples in already existing pre training data and remove them. Do you not think it will work?

I have probably started using konsole because it was the default, but have since liked it a lot. I use tmux whenever I want to split windows, synchronize keystrokes and things like that but for all else, konsole works perfectly well.

I have set it up in a way that I don't see any clutter. You can hide whatever you don't want to see on the UI. All I see is the terminal and the tabs.

The killer feature is the 'monitor for silence' and 'monitor for activity'. Comes quite handy for long running background tasks that you want to monitor.

1.0275 ^ 45 = 3.389

3.389 - 1 (to account for increase) = 2.38 ~ 239%

What is the difference between "Tutorials" and "How to guides"?

It is explained well in the video, well worth watching.

Tutorials are teaching a method, like which ends of the pliers you grab. They do not assume a lot of domain knowledge.

HowTos pick the user up where she stands with a concrete problem and walks you through a possible solution of that specific problem. Like how to use pliers to twist a wire just firmly enough to hold two things together.

Often referred to, as “recipes.” —Defining the goal, and a specific set of steps, to achieve that singular outcome.

How to calculate the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow, etc.

+1 for recipes I have provided recipes in my documentation for complex projects, making it a time-saver for both me and my audience.

Read this https://diataxis.fr/tutorials-how-to/

The page says that "some players might be experiencing issues" but apparently nobody is able to access PSN.

Same. I have been using this in Yakuake since 5 years but I never knew it was called a "quake mode"

This is especially amusing to me given your choice of terminal.

I am a happy konsole user. I have bookmarked all the tabs relevant to my project, in a folder. As soon as I start konsole, I open the folder in tabs.

Then as a ritual (and a bit of OCD), I quickly cycle through all the tabs with Shift-Right Arrow once.

No doubt. But I think the grand parent wanted to point out to a possible solution for anyone looking for one.

What happened the second time?

I was riding my bike with some friends and one of them launched a challenge. This was 30 years ago and I was 17. We were climbing up a hill. Who was going to reach the old church at the top of the hill first?

Fast forward to me being ahead, miscalculating a turn before the church, and heading full-speed straight for the edge of a cliff. I couldn't brake because I'd lose control. I couldn't jump off the bike because I'd start rolling. I remembered Jonathan and how he learned acrobatic flight. I didn't have wings to barely bend but I slightly, slightly, lightly than a feather, turned the stem, and got out of trouble right at the last inch in the fastest turn ever performed on a bicycle.