arppacket

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by arppacket 2mo ago
It's simple. Elon's top priority now is "killing the woke mind virus" at any cost, and his Nazi AI is a key tool for that. As long as twitter users take Grok at face value, and spread its talking points all over, it&#x27
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by arppacket 3mo ago
I doubt that anyone at OpenAI would let their payday decrease. If anything, they got assurances that everyone would keep the bubble going until 2028 no matter what.
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by arppacket 3mo ago
Republicans and the Supreme Court have learned their lessons from Georgia, and will never let this happen. They will find new ways to disenfranchise all the people who'd vote blue. Plus their war on education ensures that people who gr
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by arppacket 3mo ago
Given the state's war on education, how do companies think they'll have a pipeline of well educated workers? We know it's only going to become more biblical as long as the current Supreme Court exists.
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by arppacket 4mo ago
Yeah, his current playbook is to get the public to fund his Nazi propaganda machine of X + Grok. Letting a billionaire tie that heinous stuff to critical space infrastructure and use 401k money from all Americans to fund it is a criminal in
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by arppacket 5mo ago
#2: Gemini also has scheduled actions. You can just ask it to give you daily digests about developments in some area, or you could even be in the middle of chatting about some current events, and tell it to notify you when there is new data
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by arppacket 6mo ago
It looks like they did some worst case testing that was reassuring, so that it isn't Russian roulette? Any comments on that? I suppose their composite testing and temperature projections could also be wrong, and their trajectory change
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by arppacket 6mo ago
Looks like they did some reassuring testing for the worst case scenario: The Avcoat blocks, which are about 1.5 inches thick, are laminated onto a thick composite base of the Orion spacecraft. Inside this is a titanium framework that ca
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by arppacket 6mo ago
I wonder why he didnt just buy his way into this too. I guess Valve wasn't up for sale haha. But he could have tried the VRChat folks, and Bigscreen. I guess he bought the Beat Saber folks, but he probably needed to buy a big game stud
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by arppacket 6mo ago
I think we'll eventually move away from using these verbose documents, presentations, etc for communication. Just do your work, thinking, solving problems, etc while verbally dumping it all out into LLM sessions as you go. When someone
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by arppacket 7mo ago
Of course it's going to be this government that goes and pokes the bubble that's propping up the economy, despite all the government's other shenanigans.
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by arppacket 7mo ago
I believe the single core performance of the a18 pro is a 50% boost, but the multi core performance is about the same as the m1. I'm sure you're already taking the ram limitations into account for longevity.
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by arppacket 7mo ago
Might not be worth it now, but might be in future. Not just for future LLMs, but future AI architectures. I don't think the current transformers architecture is the final stop in the architectural breakthroughs we need for "AGI&qu
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by arppacket 7mo ago
Right now, it might not be worth the cost. That might change in future so that they consider it by default?
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by arppacket 7mo ago
While it's noisy and complicated for humans to read through, this session info is primarily for future AI to read and use as additional input for their tasks. We could have LLMs ingest all these historical sessions, and use them as
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by arppacket 7mo ago
Q: Will you turn off the tool if they violate the rules? @sama: Yes, we will turn it off in that very unlikely event, but *we believe the U.S. government is an institution that does its best to follow law and policy.* What we won&#x2
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by arppacket 7mo ago
Apparently Sam was secretly negotiating with DoD since Wednesday. While publicly proclaiming solidarity with Anthropic. Just vile, and expected.
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by arppacket 7mo ago
Reading that phrase made me physically shudder.
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by arppacket 7mo ago
Exactly, they're letting the lawless administration decide what the lawful purposes and the policies in general are. The "human approval" will be someone clicking a YES button all the time, like Israeli officers did in the Ga
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by arppacket 7mo ago
I bet Sam secretly pledged to DoD that the red lines were only temporary, for optics and to calm employees at the all hands meeting. A few months down the line, OpenAI will quietly decide that their next model is safe enough for autonomous
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by arppacket 8mo ago
*Altman may have killed a king by getting him to be complacent.* I still think a lot about the failed OpenAI coup, and how different things would be now if Microsoft hadn't backed Altman. Would this hype cycle and bubble grown so ridic
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by arppacket 8mo ago
Bingo! Elon's main life mission now is to roll back social progress via the anti-woke combination of xAI and Twitter. That's why he's tying them to the now rather-essential SpaceX, despite possibly hurting its IPO. He can now
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by arppacket 8mo ago
There was a WaPo article yesterday, that talked about how xAI deliberately loosened Grok’s safety guardrails and relaxed restrictions on sexual content in an effort to make the chatbot more engaging and “sticky” for users. xAI employees had
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by arppacket 8mo ago
I think Musk is just that obsessed with his mission of reversing social progress and controlling the direction of the world, using the anti-woke combination of xAI and Twitter. He knows that tying them to SpaceX will hurt its IPO, but now t
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by arppacket 6y ago
The "administrative costs" in that analysis are misleading. "Administrative costs include spending on running governmental health programs and overhead from insurers but exclude administrative expenditures from healthcare pro