arcticfox

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by arcticfox 10d ago
Could someone point me to some background on this whole incident or write a quick one? I don't know who they are or what's going on but it seems important.
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by arcticfox 13d ago
We saw this with AlphaStar too, but ultimately it feels like simply an exploit. I expect even a relatively simple modern LLM/model working with the custom transformer would have been able to address these exploits after a game.
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by arcticfox 21d ago
> name change at 18 probably That's so cool because it's true, and holds very strongly with the semantic concept
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by arcticfox 27d ago
Wild comment - first of all, the author's point is that biology should be taught better, not that it's an amazing career on the ground as it is today. Second of all, I like how you called out the degeneracy of gambling, I can&#x27
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by arcticfox 29d ago
I love that Perplexity just beat them in court because AIs are at least one hammer that might smash this bullshit. It's so sad, Amazon is chasing every short-term dollar at the expense of long-term success. I have also been moving my p
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by arcticfox 1mo ago
What am I looking at? I don't recognize the models or the authors. The visualization looks super cool though.
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by arcticfox 1mo ago
This only makes sense way downstream of massive subsidies, not the least of which is China determining at a federal level that they wanted to produce an obscene amount of solar panels. And now it's complicated because the ideal move wo
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by arcticfox 1mo ago
Torq Interface | Product Engineer (Early Career) | Ruby / TypeScript | Remote (USA) | $90k Torq builds software that keeps orthopedic surgeries running smoothly by connecting hospitals, medical-device vendors, and logistics teams. We’r
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by arcticfox 2mo ago
Russian credibility is at ~zero IMO. They've put forth so many insane theories related to this war that they started. And just on first principles, how stupid would the Ukrainian have to be to do such a thing to their biggest ally? It
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by arcticfox 2mo ago
And what's your solution to mass unemployment due to AI? If you play this out, UBI or some near variant is inevitable.
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by arcticfox 2mo ago
> A great achievement of European science and technology (ducks). It's a fantastic machine but the bulk of the achievement is clearly a joint European-American effort.
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by arcticfox 2mo ago
I am not at all a security expert, but isn't this akin to giving a repo-owner RCE if you just clone their repository and open it? I feel like that's not an implied contract for opening a folder in your IDE.
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by arcticfox 2mo ago
Lol the word guzzle in this context is just objectively spin. It's fine, especially because it's so transparent, but it only takes reading 4 words to know the position of the article on the situation.
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by arcticfox 3mo ago
This seems like a crazy position to me. In what world is someone with connectivity not significantly safer in remote areas? Obviously doesn't help with immediately fatal scenarios (falls, drowning etc), but there are whole classes of g
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by arcticfox 3mo ago
I wouldn't stop driving my Tesla if they swapped the UI for Carplay but I'd be incredibly disappointed at the downgrade
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by arcticfox 3mo ago
I'm a certified Superpowers hater. It's just not necessary with the modern models and fills up the context windows with garbage and adds an insane number of turns for no benefit. I had similar prompts back when the models were ter
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by arcticfox 3mo ago
I think the "prove a negative" idea is a bit silly, my common sense says that the patent system should work better so if it doesn't, somebody's going to have to extensively prove it to me or show me a clear mechanism as
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by arcticfox 3mo ago
Tbf, I recall the official guidance being a complete mess for a period. I recall feeling satisfied at not wearing a mask to comply with official guidance for a (short) period. Then the guidance changed.
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by arcticfox 3mo ago
I just heard it for the first time but why is that ironic? Isn't the point about feeling and not age?
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by arcticfox 3mo ago
I think the primary reason why our reality has quickly surpassed a bulk of earlier sci-fi is that sci-fi starts to become less interesting on average as AIs/robots start to dominate the frontier of everything. It's "progress&
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by arcticfox 3mo ago
Bayes Theorem...the chances this rather milquetoast and balanced analysis was written by someone with no knowledge is vanishingly low IMO.
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by arcticfox 3mo ago
I mean, AlphaZero et Al start from zero. I learned writing my own code except for documentation and some textbooks.
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by arcticfox 3mo ago
This seems kind of insane though, every time I go to Rio I think of the potential of AI/technology to solve some problems and leave it even more paradisiacal... But working on their own model? Wtf? There are a million applications of e
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by arcticfox 3mo ago
I'm pretty optimistic. I think it's a threshold question where we need a number of basic technologies to all get over certain bars before the floodgates start to open. Over the past 1-2 decades there has been unbelievable progress
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by arcticfox 3mo ago
OP living in Switzerland is a comically poor messenger for this though. I follow a few accounts on Instagram of people that are good messengers in relatively boring places. A Japanese lady that lives in Texas and always has the nicest thing
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by arcticfox 3mo ago
"has no real future"? I.e. not a net-productive member of society? Fun fact, machines are taking everything over, so you and any "healthy children" may be in that same camp very soon. IMO, anyone capable of living happi
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by arcticfox 3mo ago
Exactly. I think it's funny / telling that my team analyzed Conventional Commits and came to the exact same conclusion the author did. Scope might not be important to every project, but the feat/bug etc taxonomy might be the
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by arcticfox 4mo ago
You can't justify $200/month in spending to your boss? Many people charge more than that per single billable hour. I would put your salary side by side with that number, which is your boss's perspective, and reconsider.
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by arcticfox 4mo ago
This story actually checks out, which is quite the condemnation of our American drug development system. One thing bugs me though - why don't other countries with different research structures pick this up and run with it?
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by arcticfox 5mo ago
There was practically no responsibility taken by the author, all blame on others. It was kind of shocking to read. Anyone using these tools should absolutely know these risks and either accept or reject them. If they aren't competent o

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