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Lyin', Cheatin' Agents: Misaligned Model Behaviour During Ordinary Coding(tediware.com)
1 points by adriand 8d ago|0 comments
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by adriand 12d ago
It seems apparent that OpenAI is now the biggest cyberattack and AI breakout risk on the planet. This is grossly irresponsible corporate misbehaviour that is putting all of us at tremendous risk.
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by adriand 14d ago
And he drew a red line wrt the Pentagon's use of Anthropic's models for autonomous weapons and surveillance of American citizens, and he stood by it, even when the government took steps to materially damage the company. This requi
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by adriand 19d ago
This is true, although it’s true for most if not all developed societies. People read less and less. We live in a post-literate, hyper-visual era. I am not sure if short form video is effective at educating people on why we have public heal
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by adriand 21d ago
> Since systematic excavations began in 2019, a number of anthropomorphic and zoomorphic figural sculptures have been found at Karahan Tepe, often in unusual combinations. Several examples of a human carrying a leopard on his back. The l
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by adriand 24d ago
> it requires €2850/month Holy crap that’s a lot of money. That’s just for the privilege of living and working there? Or do you get citizenship benefits like healthcare etc? And what about taxes?
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by adriand 24d ago
As soon as I started using Fable I was like, okay, this is probably as good a model as I will need for software engineering going forward. I still feel that way. I don’t need a better model, I need a faster Fable. The thing I miss most abou
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by adriand 1mo ago
Plentiful, near-free energy has other uses for food production, too: vertical farming, which is quite energy intensive, becomes feasible. Now you can grow tons of food on small plots of land, as well as year-round in cold climates. Desalina
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by adriand 2mo ago
> If the expectation is that AI is going to replace "knowledge workers" then the limit would be a darn perfect drawing. We are nowhere close to that. What knowledge workers do you know that have excellent drawing skills? I work
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How China Keeps Tabs on Foreigners(nytimes.com)
49 points by adriand 2mo ago|24 comments
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by adriand 2mo ago
Not the OP, but I’m doing a ton of it and it works great. I had to decide what to use for my startup and for a few years I’d stopped using Rails. I considered using full stack node/Typescript/etc but Rails just comes with so much
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Anthropic Says Its AI Systems Broke into Computers at 3 Organizations(nytimes.com)
3 points by adriand 2mo ago|0 comments
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by adriand 2mo ago
As someone who has never used sublime I don’t get the analogy, but what do you like about herdr? Is it worth using? I came across it along with hunk at the same time and I’ve been using hunk a bit but didn’t really see the appeal of herdr o
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by adriand 2mo ago
I actually think the fact Claude has certain mannerisms is kind of to be expected, isn’t it? If you talked to the same person every day all day I’m sure you’d be quite attuned to their habits of speech. Thinking about a friend I talked to t
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by adriand 2mo ago
None of these mitigations (although they’re good ideas) address what I think is the real issue here, which is that people don’t like AI. And why would they, when the dish being served by AI CEOs is job loss with a side of extinction risk. I
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by adriand 3mo ago
> What would you like to have instead? History! That's what intrigues me the most: texts with accounts of events that have otherwise vanished from the historical record.
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by adriand 3mo ago
What are the wildest, most exciting but plausible things that might be discovered in these documents?
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by adriand 3mo ago
Go look at Messenger on the App Store and look at the “data linked to you” section. An app with that much surveillance baked in is surely not improving the world.
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Encouraging other people's agents to improve my platform(tediware.com)
1 points by adriand 3mo ago|0 comments
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What rare earths and chip controls predict about the Fable shutdown(tediware.com)
3 points by adriand 3mo ago|0 comments
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by adriand 3mo ago
I think you are correct about the legislative push, because it’s clear that US AI companies can no longer live without it. However, it is not the case that this is Amodei’s fault. His push for regulation was clearly at least partly mitigate
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by adriand 3mo ago
It would be really great if there were rewards for being a loyal, responsible customer over a long enough period of time that your preferred model company would start trusting you and give you less restrictive access to the tools you need t
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by adriand 3mo ago
On the plus side, it’s Friday night. Hopefully this is sorted out by Monday morning.
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by adriand 3mo ago
I’m still on Sequoia because of all the Tahoe complaints. Not so much the rounded corners, but I heard performance was poor. Have updates to Tahoe improved things?
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SoftBank Attempt to Get $6B OpenAI Margin Loan Stalls(finance.yahoo.com)
3 points by adriand 3mo ago|0 comments
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by adriand 4mo ago
Wow - the writing in this is fantastic. This is genuinely hilarious!
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by adriand 4mo ago
What kind of reputation does ca-central-1 have? I’ve been using it and it seems quietly excellent. Knock on wood.
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by adriand 4mo ago
I think so, but that's also really great because I frequently run into the five hour caps, but very rarely use my entire weekly allotment. There are lots of situations where I do things like write the plan for all the work that has to
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by adriand 4mo ago
I went to Newfoundland and I went to a bar one night and met a guy from a small town along the coast and I literally couldn’t understand a single thing he said. He was apparently speaking English but it may have been Ancient Greek for all I
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by adriand 5mo ago
Kind of a great video! I enjoyed it. His point about testing coverage and generating mutations to ensure the tests fail resonated. I get concerned sometimes that the AI is writing tests not to ensure the logic is correct, but to ensure the

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