j_crick

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by j_crick 1mo ago
Opus 5 rather doesn't have an easily accessible to it theory of mind of itself that it can trust "intuitively". That extends to and impacts all of its interactions.
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by j_crick 11mo ago
"Four main results emerge: (1) Inducing sustained self-reference through simple prompting consistently elicits structured subjective experience reports across model families. (2) These reports are mechanistically gated by interpretable
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LLMs Report Subjective Experience Under Self-Referential Processing(arxiv.org)
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by j_crick 1y ago
> The way language models respond to queries – by predicting one word at a time in a sentence, based on probabilities Kinda tells all you need to know about the author in this regard.
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by j_crick 1y ago
More regulation and mandatory cool-downs to whatever is called “social media” because AI slop and bot-girls? Sounds reasonable /s
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by j_crick 1y ago
You forgot to mention that this post was written by Opus
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by j_crick 1y ago
fnord hehe
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by j_crick 1y ago
Sadly I was just late to the discussion and missed the stuff. Would you mind sending what you shared to an email of mine? Not requesting further communication, just simply curious what people do with and around this.
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by j_crick 1y ago
Why did you replace your comments in this thread with . ?
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by j_crick 1y ago
Piketty was right? Who would’ve thought…
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by j_crick 1y ago
But technically you can do that only because you recognize the pattern, because the pattern (sequence) is there and you were taught that it’s a pattern and how to recognize it. Publicly available LLMs of now are taught different patterns, a
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by j_crick 1y ago
> Is something intelligent if all its doing is pattern matching? Aren’t we humans doing just that either? If yes, then what?
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by j_crick 1y ago
I think they might have cut its brains too much in the latest updates. I remember versions 3.5 doing okay on my simple tasks like text analysis or summaries or little writing prompts. In 4+ versions the thing just can't follow instruct
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by j_crick 2y ago
Rewriting history was never more fun!
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by j_crick 2y ago
> They use introversion as an excuse to not grow. As if people who the author accuses of this sin have the same definition of, or feel the same about "growing" as the author...
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by j_crick 2y ago
> no sudden alert about Putin’s latest military actions I think it's a bit condescending towards people whose day quite physically depends on the absence of this kind of news. It's not like Putin is invading Manhattan currently
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by j_crick 2y ago
I was reading through this and caught myself thinking "man, if you want people to read your recipe then just write it", and for that plain text or some minimal markup still works wonders...
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by j_crick 2y ago
My gripe with ligatures is this: when they are rendered as a single character, I get weirded out by editing them because they change in the editor on the fly. I prefer to have code "as is" without having to think about the context
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by j_crick 2y ago
Something I wish I saw more often are monospace fonts designed for readability (codingability?) that have narrower character width. Iosevka is one of them, but to me the negative spaces between characters in it are too little for good reada
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by j_crick 2y ago
This was interesting, well written and not difficult to understand, and we need more stuff like that. Thank you!
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by j_crick 2y ago
Thank you! Can hard refresh be done in some way manually on iOS without using “clear _all_ website data” option?
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by j_crick 2y ago
And sort of a bug report: on iPhone, if you switch from Safari to another app and then back, the music stops working until you reload the page, go to the settings, change music volume to 0 and then back to some value.
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by j_crick 2y ago
And also… what is it with monsters so often stealing the valuables? The items are degrading already, why everybody is just so often running away with your stuff? And why they just disappear and you can’t find and kill them yo get your stuff
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by j_crick 2y ago
I was playing from iPad on iOS 17 and when I've reached level 16 and went to the stairs to the next level, the page crashed and reloaded. Is that something of a bug? It didn't look like it was an ending (if there is one) and my hi
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by j_crick 2y ago
I've been Rogule-ing for so long that I'll just buy it as a big thank you. Also, why the gear cannot be dropped and only destroyed? :(
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by j_crick 2y ago
Quite surprised to see JH mentioned here, it's a great game! Also in some way it reminds me of Heat Signature, which is not the same game at all, and yet somehow has the same kind of vibe for me.
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by j_crick 2y ago
> almost as if they are testing the waters to see what they can get away with. I think if it's a pattern then it's no accident. Of course people will test things. Kids, dogs, it's all the same: if you can get away with som
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by j_crick 2y ago
You build a hundred solid bridges and you get called John the Good Bridge Builder. But lest you once screw up your software licensing and people notice and it blows up, you'll end up as John the Software Screwer in the annals of histor
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by j_crick 2y ago
Don't forget SizeUp too!
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by j_crick 2y ago
The way I see it, engineering obedience or coercion is another, much wider skillset, of which engineering attention and interest is only a part. But you gotta start somewhere! :wink: /s

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