implmntatio

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by implmntatio 2y ago
> grounding the system into the shared world model before we fix certain things [..., 'corruption', Ponzi schemes, deliberate impediment of information flow to population segments and social classes, among other things, ... and
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by implmntatio 2y ago
someone somewhere probably put it in adequate enough words already, but misaligned and hallucinating LLMs, aka the coders who coded all that and get to review the interactions, learn a lot about how to 'properly'/'adequ
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Why I believe some of you and your not-yet-AIs should deal/train with Pareidolia
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by implmntatio 2y ago
"They" are not always stating that which is obvious to everyone. "They" are usually suggesting better ways and these ways are often enough based on engineering and science. What is put on the front page of media is, of c
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by implmntatio 2y ago
Keep the thought rolling: "Hey boss, someone has an idea to make my work less unhealthy to body and mind. I figured you make a lot off my pain and might want to implement some of those ideas. I understand the fairness of my work and co
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by implmntatio 2y ago
Yeah, don't give negative feedback at all. If you don't like a feature of the product or the supply chain, fuck yOu (in a Randy M. kind of way)
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by implmntatio 2y ago
oh, it's a matter of means, opportunity and peace of mind. this little dependency sequence is exactly how I, again and again, come to the conclusion about what climate change is driven by and climate change (re-)actions should be. but
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by implmntatio 2y ago
try the (or some) watch later playlist, with all the stuff a person would do or wants to do 'if' they had [time, xyz] ... no better way to start doing and getting to know people. a picture, quick info from what height one jumps fr
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by implmntatio 2y ago
Yup. And we programmed all that into LeGenAIs and LeGPTs and so on ... a splendidly perfect annihilation of all things evolutionary.
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by implmntatio 2y ago
> but it goes against ML engineers natural tendency when detecting a wrong answer: Teaching the model the right answer. Hard to buy. If a machine makes a mistake, it's because it was configured wrong or because of wear and tear, sol
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by implmntatio 2y ago
I was just wondering the other day if they grew any dinkel wheat. Rare earths sound more 'AI', though ...
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by implmntatio 2y ago
It's gonna be coupled to the 'gas' of his token and stack with his eternal debt.
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by implmntatio 2y ago
Couldn't think of a single use case, yet, that couldn't be solved by my rudimentary python skills, which I complement with the marvelous MoE module 'stackoverflow'. Almost all the tools support scripting. For everything
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by implmntatio 2y ago
procrastination is healthy and stops premature projects from getting copied and ruined. as long as you finish, procrastination will improve quality and impact, value and added value. nobody who is working on something procrastinates ad infi
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by implmntatio 2y ago
yeah, this whole peace thing "going on" is a bit hard on the whole oil thing ... But would I rather deal with Aliens? hm ...
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by implmntatio 2y ago
As much as I would like to and as easy as it is to agree with you, it's about the public data, not the researcher or research. And systemic risk doesn't mean anything . It means what you continue to describe: context. > a powe
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by implmntatio 2y ago
fair
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by implmntatio 2y ago
one word: teleportation with quantum supercomputer
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by implmntatio 2y ago
> constantly seeking proofs within systems containing sufficient complexity to render conclusions nearly impossible Language. Nothing is impossible.
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by implmntatio 2y ago
how often did you get sick? weight? what season did you do it in? what was your goal in the first place? > you’d get extremely strong results from scientific studies check population health data in countries where cold exposure is tradit
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by implmntatio 2y ago
Layman opinion/observation: > curated instruction-response pairs Author mentions that the manpower who is tasked with labeling agrees in 70+ % (which is amazing, IMO) of cases but here's the problem: an LLM will start to dig in
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by implmntatio 2y ago
> "Airbus has hired Goldman Sachs Group Inc. for advice on an effort to forge a new European space and satellite company that can better compete with Elon Musk’s dominant SpaceX." Yup, definitely the worst imaginable idea, but
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by implmntatio 2y ago
Sarcasm/Irony/Nonsense: Religion's gonna have a come-back once all those Jesuses crawl out from their Mom's basement and start their TikTok Channels for of and by advertisement, sry, I mean people, the people. Opinion&
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by implmntatio 2y ago
thank you for your service. > no one in academic publishing gets paid anything How come none of those crypto and or VC bros are closing in on this issue? Better and more peer-reviewed research means more areas to raise economically viabl
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by implmntatio 2y ago
if you can think of things that you or your family might have done to start managing the consequences earlier, please write them down and share. early onset Alzheimers is a slow burn beast but you can't blame anyone for not seeing what
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by implmntatio 2y ago
In cases like this, it helps me to think of a simulation - that the book does not talk about - that has a specific framework and set of rules to decide whether to let people out of the portrayed present or not. I had that idea a long while
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by implmntatio 2y ago
+1 on my contra list for the book, which I have not read yet because the lingo annoybored me after two or three pages. > it introduced so many concepts that others went on to refine So you've read works that build on Necromancer ear
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by implmntatio 2y ago
> If you're looking to score, sure, it's somewhat unethical but it works. Observation/Implication/Opinion: Think reciprocal forces and trash TV ethics in both, closed and open systems. The consequences are continuousl
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by implmntatio 2y ago
IMO: capitalism reached the beginning of it's endgame, which is always some form of communism or war. because no other "group" can afford the competitiveness, capitalists chose portfolio communism. brought on the way in the 7
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by implmntatio 2y ago
it doesn't have to become part of your thinking and reasoning, even in context, even though it does carry some actual weight. because it can be (over)shadowed . something that some people currently learn to code into LLMs, if I unde

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