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drakythe
5d ago
a note about "Doom on a preganancy test". It wasn't actually running on the pregnancy test. It was displayed on the tests 1 color LCD screen, but everything else was different hardware. It was a test of hacking the display an
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13d ago
I am also interesting knowing how they determined the model was sandbagging rather than just making a poor decision. Also, this paragraph makes me wonder about all their stats on the exploitation and misalignment charts. If the model is tha
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13d ago
Pi * r2 (squared) both pans. Divide smaller pan area by larger pan, now you have the % of how much the smaller pan recipe fills up the larger pan, and the missing % you need to fill. Increase ingredients by that % divided by the filled %. S
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drakythe
14d ago
Oh yes, absolutely. Meds are extremely useful and given the choice between "fight myself AND the system" or just "fight the system" I'll choose to stop fighting myself every time.
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drakythe
16d ago
I think it is also worth reframing what "functioning well" means. Society expects certain things of us and our brains function in a way that those things are more difficult. Is that our fault, or society, or some mix? Isn't i
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19d ago
My statement was perhaps too broad. It is possible for ADHD people to get high off their medications, yes. But that is a signal the dosage is too large. Normal dosage and usage won't get a person "high" in the traditional sen
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19d ago
Its not addiction at all. I literally forget it once or twice a week on average, even on work days. I don't think you know what you're talking about.
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19d ago
Diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, and on stimulants (went through 3 kinds before we found one that seemed to help). What "high"? Our brain chemistry literally works differently than neurotypical people and the stimulants don't
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1mo ago
Apple's hypocrisy is a longstanding issue with regard to their apps vs 3rd party apps. As I recall when the Green Bubbles first happened in messages someone pointed out that Apples own design guidelines specified a minimum contrast in
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1mo ago
I'm curious who refused you the refund? I seem to recall it being refunded pretty steadily by everyone who sold it digitally. Maybe I am misremembering. Still entirely fair to have been turned off by the experience. Plenty of developer
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1mo ago
"A while back" -- One week ago. I am curious if they are still implementing the process or if this particular attacker already figured out a way around it.
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1mo ago
If you view the paper in Arxiv's experimental HTML mode the text is faintly visible, no custom styling required.
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1mo ago
No human souls imprinted in the LLMs (Yet), that I am aware of. I think we're safe for now. But I'm absolutely joining the Machine Crusade if we have a first Impact event and I survive. Some days I wonder just how flabbergasted Fr
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2mo ago
It is interesting, even the most random LLM model announcement gets plenty of discussion about the merits of the model or others, or the harness, or something. This one has like... 2 comments about the announcement itself and the rest of me
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2mo ago
I really hate the constant use of bold+underlined text in places that are not links. Other underlined text are links, but bold+underlined is just emphasis. Feels like terrible UX, especially since they use it on claims that I would love to
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2mo ago
I want to sit down with a sales person who doesn't work in tech day to day and see if they can recognize this kinda thing or if its only people looking for it and who have experience in the domain.
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2mo ago
Chiming in to say that health insurance and benefits are a huge part of what I look for in job listings, and all of my friends currently looking for new jobs too. It may feel less relevant when we were young, but approaching middle age and
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2mo ago
Interesting too that they would include "ai friend" when China just added restrictions on AI "partners" such that many services stopped offering them rather than try to adhere to the restrictions.
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2mo ago
No one. I do not believe this to be a good idea. I think its pretty awful and this whole thing, if it goes as far as they keep saying it is going to go, will spin wildly out of control and do an immense amount of damage to people. But the b
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2mo ago
Sunk cost fallacy. So much money has been invested in Anthropic and OpenAI at this point that to declare it a loss and walk away could potentially destroy a lot of VC firms, and a non-trivial chunk of the US Economy.
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2mo ago
Our current incarnation of capitalism is all about monopolistic behaviors. If these LLM companies do get to the point of being able to replace employees I fully expect them to stop selling shovels and start producing the gold directly, anyo
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2mo ago
Dev apps need to be re-loaded every week (or two?) last time I did sideloading. The idea behind a dev app, in Apple's mind, is that it is for limited testing, so they have an expiration when not signed/installed through the App st
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2mo ago
Ah. I've never used Grok so I was assuming that meant there was actually a repository on the user's home directory, something I know is pretty common.
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2mo ago
And this is why so many people run these inside of VMs. Still baffles me how these tools became so accepted when tossing out a `curl -o example.com/script.sh | bash` would be met with (rightful) skepticism until that script was examine
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2mo ago
I'm not seeing the information about it having been run at $HOME, where are you seeing that?
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2mo ago
Doing all of that math and tracking them is a huge order. Outer Wilds famously simulates an entire solar system using Unity and they had an issue early in development where bugs would occur more frequently as the player visited the edge of
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2mo ago
Lordy I hope not. Cannot imagine having to childproof my car's entertainment system, or make sure I don't sing a trigger word, or try to turn on the defroster to dehumidify the windshield during an intense rain storm where I can b
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3mo ago
Glad I could help!
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3mo ago
If you're interesting in something similar with a specifically made deck, check out The Story Engine's "Deck of Worlds", which is how I was introduced to map crafting via a rule system. Another alternative is a system ca
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3mo ago
They can't respect boundaries as long as those boundaries exist only in the LLM instruction set. A human being who follows rules long enough the rules will become second nature (usually), almost to the point where long running companie
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