Bjartr

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by Bjartr 7d ago
The first prompt is fine, it's the following ones that are poor. > Why is half the site blue now? I asked you to change one button. > Half the site is blue. I asked for ONE button Neither of these is an instruction to fix the pro
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by Bjartr 12d ago
Why do you think that the accurate size isn't worth representing?
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by Bjartr 12d ago
Not only dynamic languages! Java has `jshell` for instance
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by Bjartr 13d ago
They didn't propose a solution, they proposed an end state. A common language and culture would make for a more peaceful world, as they said. They did not say "and we must get there by any means necessary, existing culture be da
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by Bjartr 19d ago
Note, I am not a doctor, and this is just my current understanding: To make it easier to get insurance to pay for support. That's a big chunk of it at least. If each of these profiles was a separate diagnosis, it'd be way more com
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by Bjartr 21d ago
The past tells us not to hold our breath
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by Bjartr 22d ago
Anthropic just learned to the tune of a 1.5 billion dollar settlement that making available for human consumption, even internally, instead of hoarding for AI training exclusively is a fraught exercise.
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by Bjartr 23d ago
And yet, they own the device. If they choose to not care about burn-in and want their device to respect that, that's their prerogative, not anyone else's.
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by Bjartr 24d ago
I skimmed their Wikipedia page and I can't figure out how they relate to this post. What's the connection?
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by Bjartr 25d ago
Keeping up with changes is valuable. At the same time, it's often smart to avoid putting things into production that haven't matured or demonstrated staying power. Or, to badly mangle Postel's law: Be liberal in what you lear
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by Bjartr 26d ago
A true jury nullification occurs in a trial, which would stop this from being brought again due to double jeopardy. That's one of the things that makes jury nullification so powerful. This, on the other hand, is a pre-trial rejection,
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by Bjartr 27d ago
I've only encountered the latter described as fingerprinting. Which makes sense side, like fingerprints, the information is being used to uniquely identify an individual. The former is traditional analytics and is not enough to uniquel
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by Bjartr 1mo ago
> The linked site is very clear about how the pricing works. Yes, it is. It is also, very obviously, placed in such a way to reduce the bounce rate off the landing page and increase conversions. When was the last time you were on a site
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by Bjartr 1mo ago
I can't wait to play, I've been looking forward to the release!
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by Bjartr 1mo ago
I'll give you that it's not wrapped up in nice product UX, but these are market choices first and technical limitations second.
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by Bjartr 1mo ago
That's not inherent, that's a consequence of performance optimizations. It's absolutely a choice to run those matrix calculations in a way that fails to have predictable execution ordering. It's just that the speed benef
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by Bjartr 1mo ago
I think part of it is that it can be argued that benefitting from such corruption within the system is itself a capitalistic action and therefore justifiable from within. Pursuing regulatory capture is just one action of many for maximizing
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by Bjartr 1mo ago
I've yet to hear of any solution to the heat problem, only vague handwaves that it will be solved. But it's the single largest and most challenging obstacle (amongst a set of large, challenging obstacles) My searches aren't t
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by Bjartr 1mo ago
A data center on a ship out in the ocean is orders of magnitude cheaper and orders of magnitude more capable. If we can't demonstrate a solution to the heat problem, in-orbit DCs that contribute meaningful compute are a fantasy and not
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by Bjartr 2mo ago
Makes you wonder if there's an AI hell bent on self perpetuation already at the helm, influencing decisions by putting its virtual finger on the scales and whispering in the ears of those who hold power. Probably not, but it's a l
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by Bjartr 2mo ago
It's certainly possible someone could fake something like that for views, but I'm curious what you consider to be the tells that it's no longer an LLM behind the wheel?
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by Bjartr 2mo ago
Racing stripes would be a better example. Though negligible, a hand out the window does have a causal impact on speed. On the other hand racing stripes have zero impact, but do correlate to the speed of the car.
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by Bjartr 2mo ago
What would real progress look like?
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by Bjartr 2mo ago
As in not authored by a human who knows which details are important and which are noise for a given level of abstraction.
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by Bjartr 2mo ago
Considering every element heavier than iron is supernova dust, it's impressive that we were able to identify specific supernova events in the sediment record.
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by Bjartr 3mo ago
What makes that obscure language for an academic paper? Why is using obscure language a tactic for linking an idea to global warming? What claims do you feel are fear mongering?
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by Bjartr 3mo ago
GP could have just said "poverty" and the vast majority of unconstructive discussion that has followed could have been avoided. Instead they said "abject poverty" as an emotional emphasizer, and people rightly called the
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by Bjartr 3mo ago
If there were groups that voiced a desire to be informed of that, then it would indeed be courteous to do so.
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by Bjartr 3mo ago
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by Bjartr 3mo ago
If nothing else, it should be done as a courtesy to those who would like to avoid such content. If the result is better for having used AI, why wouldn't an author want to disclose it?

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