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flawsofar
2y ago
I literally gave an example and was downvoted lol
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flawsofar
2y ago
Please tell me more about your desire to “civilize” people through conformity to your chosen social norms
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flawsofar
2y ago
Those who build weapons to kill children, then, are productivity heroes.
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flawsofar
2y ago
suburbs are the worst. Natural noises have a rhythm that doesn’t stress us out and wake us. Methodical. A busy road can mostly start to blend into white noise. Unless it’s absolute sociopaths honking in residential neighborhoods. Suburbs
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flawsofar
2y ago
All code is either useless or unreadable
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flawsofar
2y ago
Hey, this currently has a bug but I want to share here. The framework should be clear. I’ve written a React pattern for writing interactive fiction using LLMs. Here’s a demo with Taskmaster roleplay implemented. https://github.co
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flawsofar
2y ago
Every helicopter gets a trophy
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flawsofar
2y ago
Especially in the water I neither want the burden of being attached to something nor the burden of retrieving it.
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flawsofar
2y ago
The machine understands, we do not, and so it is not science? Can we differentiate?
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flawsofar
2y ago
How do they compare on accuracy per watt?
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flawsofar
2y ago
Guns make violence worse, so regulate them. The prime actor in violence is a person, and that person still has the capacity for violence without a gun. But let’s still prefer they don’t have one.
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flawsofar
2y ago
And fine tuning datasets will be compressed and sent rather than the whole model
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flawsofar
2y ago
I dislike guns or arguments that because there are guns we need more guns. I expect we’re ideologically aligned on guns. Except you’re supporting the point. AI is more like the state with its army and high tech rifles than a predator with a
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flawsofar
2y ago
Indeed. My love for reading went Gone With The Wind.
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flawsofar
2y ago
be the language model you want to see in the world
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flawsofar
2y ago
And thus begins the serious electromagnetic weapons age
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flawsofar
2y ago
Local LLMs are sluggish on my M2 Air 8GB, but up until these these things I felt I could run whatever I wanted, including Baldur’s Gate 3.
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flawsofar
2y ago
Phrases and ideas repeat, because the universe has patterns and structure.
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flawsofar
2y ago
> the command line appeared at the bottom of the screen and the frozen gui scrolled up as you entered more commands I don’t know why, but that’s fucking hilarious
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flawsofar
2y ago
I want to see case studies on these ideas, e.g. combining LLMs with behavior trees.
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flawsofar
2y ago
They should just be ubiquitous OS daemons at this point. They’re clearly very valuable
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flawsofar
2y ago
Something can be unconstitutional if it indirectly but intentionally stifles e.g. right to demonstrate against an administration known to use violence against protesters.
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flawsofar
2y ago
“Your use of flippant and glib language invalidates your points and my country is the best”
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flawsofar
2y ago
Don’t hate the player, hate the game. I can’t fault anyone who finds an out and takes it. But to hoard — say — several lifetimes of wealth, that’s something else.
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flawsofar
2y ago
yeah and you missed the irony mocking that very comment
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flawsofar
2y ago
What if being productive to society is actually harmful?
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flawsofar
2y ago
Why not just name your company Freedom Surveillance while you’re at it
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flawsofar
2y ago
A sentence is both a sequence and a tree of phrases. Phrases have a head and one or more valents; they’re relations. If you wanted to create an embedding algorithm for phrases, you could and you could throw a transformer at it. I don’t kn
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flawsofar
2y ago
In case you’re thinking that rhyming requires planning, that’s just as silly as a rabbit tanning. You can make things up as you go, and the constraints emerge from the flow.
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flawsofar
2y ago
Thank god he was smart enough to avoid becoming a security guard, the natural path to thievery. But he is high every single moment at work by your reasoning, yes?
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