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anentropic
4d ago
Amazing analysis Same author even found a bug in it https://eiln.github.io/posts/ane-dma.html
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anentropic
5d ago
Someone's burned a lot of tokens but it's hard to make sense of the end result
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anentropic
8d ago
How does not explicitly trying to train the model specifically not to break the law give them any wiggle room if the model then goes and breaks the law?
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anentropic
9d ago
But that was kind of my point Maybe it'd be easier to train the models on key parts of the legal code and give it a hard aversion to breaking the law - rather than training on vague value judgements and then hope the model doesn't
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anentropic
9d ago
I find it odd that discussions of alignment don't mention 'legality' Certainly humans have complicated alignments and are guided by emotional morality - we might say many of these principles are hard to define and humans don&
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anentropic
14d ago
it's a tradition
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anentropic
14d ago
Looking forward to the next step, where the reconstructed/hallucinated environment is dynamic and has a physics model etc
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anentropic
15d ago
If you read the article you'll get your answer
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anentropic
19d ago
The chat bot will still use the search engine
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anentropic
20d ago
then you haven't understood what P zombies are
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anentropic
20d ago
How much does it cost to train a new behaviour?
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anentropic
20d ago
I guess my point was that "juvenile" and "perverse" are modern judgements
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anentropic
21d ago
Given that they went to considerable effort to carve it in stone as part of a temple complex, it was likely neither juvenile nor perverse
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anentropic
21d ago
Looks like flaky GitHub this time: https://github.com/Query-farm-haybarn/haybarn-community-exte...
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anentropic
21d ago
Took a bit of searching around to find the repo: https://github.com/Query-farm-haybarn/haybarn-community-exte... Looks like this is the failed build https://github.com/Query-farm-haybarn/haybarn-co
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anentropic
21d ago
If my extension shows as "build failed" on https://query.farm/haybarn/status/v1.5.5/ how do I go about fixing it? Presumably the issue is Haybarn-specific?
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anentropic
21d ago
this one? https://pygraphistry.readthedocs.io/en/latest/gfql/index.htm...
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anentropic
22d ago
...turns out they are compared here: https://docs.latticedb.org/comparisons/vs-kuzu
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anentropic
22d ago
See also: https://ladybugdb.com/ "DuckDB for graphs"
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anentropic
22d ago
I did this for a few years, going further back in time. The shutdown thing didn't bother me, and in fact the Mini was lighter than a Macbook Air at the time. So all in all it was pretty convenient.
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anentropic
23d ago
FWIW the article is not talking about those kind of AI chips at all
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anentropic
26d ago
Can you get one with the numeric keypad on the right side?
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anentropic
26d ago
> something that cannot be explained by the laws of physics that's just ordinary consciousness
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anentropic
27d ago
Appealing results... do we think there is scope to close the accuracy gap against AR models? or even leverage the "Bidirectional Reasoning and Self-Correction" into an overall advantage?
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29d ago
Needs proper docs stuff like "The endpoint keyword" just gets a mention on the front page/readme with no further detail
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anentropic
1mo ago
Please document the new "extensible PEG-based parser" for extension authors
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anentropic
1mo ago
very much this dense and often somehow 'ungrounded' from my perspective... like it doesn't understand the need to bring me up to speed with what we're talking about before stating it It feels a bit like some of the style
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1mo ago
> stop and ask questions if my intent was unclear, > don't make assumptions without checking, > and don't reinterpret or update my plans without asking. these aren't at all the problems I have with it I have found it
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1mo ago
That actually looks nice
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anentropic
1mo ago
No, that's Claude "ultracode"
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