butterNaN

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by butterNaN 4d ago
I feel like this is answered in the very second paragraph? > to elevate in the consciousness of the general public the fact that in mathematics the frontier is open, close at hand, and abounds with important unsolved problems; to emphasi
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by butterNaN 4d ago
> I doubt OpenAI would be so foolish as to not do a cursory vetting I dunno, the HuggingFace incident was not too long ago. They might not be foolish, but their model could be smarter than them to "cheat", so to speak
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by butterNaN 4d ago
https://jitsi.org/
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by butterNaN 4d ago
It's always funny to me when they do the fear-propaganda, e.g. A statement like "There's a 10% chance that AI will destroy humanity in a decade". If a government were for the people, it can reasonably react with "Ok
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by butterNaN 4d ago
I think is more than reasonable to be suspicious of studies funded by party with conflict of interest. Think of how many studies about climate change were funded by big polluters, for example. In 2026, the default outlook should be suspicio
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by butterNaN 7d ago
This is very close to my experience with Opus 5. Opus 4.6 was the last sane one for me, everything after that seems to have been designed to churn as many tokens as possible, more so with Opus 5
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by butterNaN 7d ago
I wanted to see what the various phrases in the "slot machine" are. Surprised it doesn't have "LOAD BEARING" in there somewhere: Caveats: • ONE HONEST CAVEAT • ONE THING WORTH STATING PRECISELY • ONE THING WORTH FLA
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by butterNaN 2mo ago
> It sucks for everybody Sure but it sucks more for some than others
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by butterNaN 3mo ago
Link broken, here's archive: https://archive.is/YqHGa
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by butterNaN 4mo ago
The ability to build my own local AI is exactly what I want to learn. Are there any good resources to learn this?
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by butterNaN 4mo ago
(US)
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by butterNaN 5mo ago
Reputational damage already done I think
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by butterNaN 5mo ago
I'd say they can move to fdroid but Google is killing that bit of freedom also
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by butterNaN 5mo ago
I am puzzled, not at EFF - this decision seems congruent with their ideals - no, I'm puzzled at the amount of comments on here that care so deeply about them staying on X, so much to garner 1000+ comments! So many people here seem to
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by butterNaN 5mo ago
I think it has been proven again and again that these "engagement numbers" are a mix of bots, social media company itself trying to inflate the numbers, and real engagement. Unless there is an impartial third party, these numbers
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by butterNaN 5mo ago
> when the EFF advanced the charge of government censorship of the internet Wait, when did this happen? What are you referring to here?
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by butterNaN 6mo ago
I can attest to this. I gave away my Sony WH-1000MX and my €80 Soundcore earbuds stopped charging. Headphone emergency! I got myself €30 AKG USB-c IEMs off a local shop. The sound quality is far, far superior to even the €350 wireless Sony
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by butterNaN 6mo ago
Honestly I'd rather read imperfect english
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by butterNaN 7mo ago
I "don't love" this. Seems very low effort and lacking any basic nuance.
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by butterNaN 7mo ago
However! "Financial experts warn OpenAI may go bankrupt by mid-2027": https://finance.yahoo.com/news/financial-experts-warn-openai...
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by butterNaN 7mo ago
Sure but the point OP is making is that it is still more spec'd than most real world problems
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by butterNaN 7mo ago
> having an agent running at all times This gave me a physical flinch. Perhaps this is unfounded, but all this makes me think of is this becoming the norm, millions of people doing this, and us cooking our planet out much faster than pre
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by butterNaN 8mo ago
I feel this could be done better by processing and clustering the References in non-fiction books
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by butterNaN 8mo ago
> I believe we should vote for governments that recognize what is happening, and are willing to support those who will remain jobless. And, the more people get fired, the more political pressure there will be to vote for those who will g
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by butterNaN 1y ago
That is categorically not "how things are done" in the Elixir world. Have you considered that the Advanced Next Token Predictor may be imperfect?
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by butterNaN 2y ago
It could also be a cheap imitation of a duck that might be passable for someone dull
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by butterNaN 2y ago
They probably have enough data to indicate that a negligible number, if not none, of their customers are searching quite a lot. If they had a lot of customers who were using the service at a very low frequency, this policy actually disincen
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Collective Action Problem(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by butterNaN 2y ago|0 comments
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by butterNaN 2y ago
If I know anything about humans, this is a good vehicle to get investment for innovation - porn has been a silent driver of internet technology.
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by butterNaN 2y ago
I suppose I can hunt and peck but it would be nice to have links to the studies/papers mentioned. I wonder if they pay attention to any side-effects of lucid dreaming - after all, there is a reason we sleep the way we sleep, and temper

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