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Gregaros
2mo ago
You did not distill Fable. Relevantly, what you did provides no evidence contrary to the parent’s assertion that Moonshot did not have time to distill Fable.
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3mo ago
Onlyfans. Arguably, already began long before AI.
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3mo ago
> In this blog post I will give my personal view on the recent counterexamples to the unit distance conjecture and sum-product conjecture over the reals (see [90] and [52] respectively). My goal is to sketch the constructions and try and
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4mo ago
They should define this, but after having read the entire article I think it’s clear they mean “frameworks for evaluating the output of an agent” rather than what first might come to mind as “LLM evals”. Their thesis is that even when the
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4mo ago
The poorest of the poor, subsistence farmers are barely producing enough to feed themselves; they trade and barter the little bit they can manage but it is not much and has little impact that goes beyond a tiny village-level radius. Nobody
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4mo ago
whitepages vs yellowpages
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4mo ago
> Mozilla uses the term "vulnerability" for even sec-high, even though they say right below that it doesn't mean the same thing as a practical exploit. That’s not evident in what you pastedat all. What you pasted says >
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5mo ago
> This also seems like a win for society, if there is some sort of pattern with ai helping with crimes. That fails to recognize the tradeoff between freedom and security. Society suffers if we, for instance, lock everyone up, despite the
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6mo ago
Still very interesting timing to ban third party harnesses, given the proximity to the Claude Code leak …
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11mo ago
I _don’t_ think that empathy has anything to do with it though. Behaviour modification yes, but that is “stop talking so critically”. Or “don’t be so harsh” or “give this person special treatment”. WHEN to do that might be key here—perhaps
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11mo ago
Impossible to say what was behind any specific request, but what is generally meant by “Have a little emapathy” and its kin is : “Stop criticizingjudging/etc. or communicating with the individual being discussed that sharply, because w
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11mo ago
* On many occasions, I have been told to “be more empathetic.” When I ask why, I typically get this reaction: This is a ridiculous question. I am not going to answer it because it is so ridiculous. Empathy is the right thing
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1y ago
> The person in the article even laughs it off since she turns 65 soon and will then switch to Medicare. You might be surprised how few Americans can ‘laugh off’ even a one-time payment increase of $2,300–let alone a monthly recurring on
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1y ago
This is correct—I do not engage ethics only when it won’t cost me, nor take convenience into account when determining where my lines are. Perhaps I’m privileged to have that option.
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1y ago
_May_ be a case for extending out what has been explored by theory to cover more useful ground (or not, depending on whether real-world usecases like yours are too heterogenous for effective general techniques).
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1y ago
100%. Not sure why you’re downvoted here, there’s nothing controversial here even if you disagree with the framing. I would go on to say that thisminteraction between ‘holes’ exposed by LLM expectations _and_ demonstrated museerbase interes
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1y ago
Presumably the value in knowing "you need to sort a string in place and then discuss how a random forest gets trained" is that it impacts your answers - for instance, by allowing you to look this up before the interview while appe
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1y ago
> If cheating means asking someone in the company you're interviewing for a peek at what will be asked then great. In my book that's using leverage. In my book that is unambiguously unethical and should get the contact fired. I
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1y ago
I thought where you were going with his was "that realized the best way to dispose of their nuclear waste was to dump it in the deep past." I’d read that novel.
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1y ago
Some further questions: 1. For tasks like autocomplete, keyword routing, or voice transcription, what would the latency and power savings look like on an ASIC vs. even a megakernel GPU setup? Would that justify a fixed-function approach in
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1y ago
Curious if anyone has thoughts on going even further: eschewing soft-ware based inference in favor of a purely ASIC approach to a static LLM. Cost benefits? Software level additional, fine-tuneable layers to allow a degree of improvement an
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1y ago
Really anyone that writes for a living. I have a referee report on a paper asking me to correct something to be an em-dash.
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1y ago
gtfo. Nobody voted Trump to _raise_ taxes.
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1y ago
Sorry, the implication is that this is far worse than Brexit, but that this is the US’s Global Exit, riffing off the strong negative connotations in te US. I saw it from on Bluesky, but that linked here https://theradicalfederali
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1y ago
I’ve been seeing people call this GEXIT, or global exit.
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"The Power to Forget, the Right to Remember"-Digital Privacy as Resistance
(theradicalfederalist.substack.com)
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Surveillance relies on our passive consent. Choosing intentional digital absence isn’t merely personal privacy, but an act of political defiance. This substack discusses tactics of digital non-cooperation, collective phone fasting, encrypti
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2y ago
Read something of a similar bent here https://theradicalfederalist.substack.com/p/the-regimes-next... Any suggestions on where in the world will remain relatively stable?
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2y ago
Models don’t know their own weights, so I’m not sure what this means.
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2y ago
Weird that the earlier article [Enslaved on OnlyFans: Women describe lives of isolation, torment and sexual servitude]( https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/onlyfans... ) seems to have disappeared off
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