jenadine

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by jenadine 8d ago
This is so wildly incorrect I don't even know where to start. For one, as you said yourself, they were just programmed to compute the probability of the next token. They were not programmed to play chess, chess games just happened to b
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by jenadine 8d ago
He was referring to this basilisk https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roko%27s_basilisk In short, this is the believe that a god-like AI could punish them retroactively, for not having done all that was in their power to cre
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by jenadine 8d ago
I'm order to guess the next token in a love poem, they must understand love. In order to predict the next token in a chess game between grand master, they must master chess. In order to predict the next token in a computer program, the
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by jenadine 14d ago
Just curious: what was the original title?
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by jenadine 19d ago
Also, not everyone who was in the tower died
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by jenadine 2mo ago
(the attacker was German, born in Germany)
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by jenadine 2mo ago
democracy is the worst form of government except all those other forms that have been tried
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by jenadine 2mo ago
It is the run-time performance of the compiler depending on its implementation language. So totally relevant.
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by jenadine 3mo ago
I just saw the news that you raised another 1.2 billion. Congrats! If I may ask how do you actually plan to make money? Because as far as I can tell, you're still losing a lot of money on every oven you give away.
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by jenadine 3mo ago
Örebropartiet is not Al Qaeda nor a terrorist organisation. They can have a controversial position, but I'm not sure it is worse than the position of the republican party in the US which has many supporters amongst CEO of big tech comp
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by jenadine 3mo ago
> ignoring the actual counts of people affected by Chernobyl. Do you know what's the count?
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by jenadine 3mo ago
> The difference between “jmp $+15” and “jmp $+16” is inscrutable I don't see why that's the case. LLM trained on binary would totally see it, not? Also the tool can also be running the test and a debugger.
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by jenadine 3mo ago
Web UI is fine for web applications, obviously. But for desktop applications it is bloated, a big attack surface. HTML/CSS is made for online documents, and using it for applications is a bit hack that happen to work, but hides a huge
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by jenadine 3mo ago
Do you need evidence that "Natural doesn't mean healthy or good for the environment"? Asbestos, is "natural". So is Arsenic. And CO2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_nature Or do you ne
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by jenadine 3mo ago
They optimise for natural. So you can still have pesticides and herbicides. If you find your poison in some plant, it is fine. If you synthetize the same molecule in a factory, then it's not allowed. As for the animal welfare, true, bu
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by jenadine 3mo ago
But it is controlled for the wrong criterias. "Natural" doesn't mean healthy or good for the environment. It is only greenwashing and "appeal to nature" fallacy
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by jenadine 3mo ago
> strict Spanish regulation for organic produce. Organic labels are a different thing than official regulation though. IMHO organic labels optimize for the wrong things.
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by jenadine 5mo ago
Because users and community contributors most likely already have an account, are familiar with the UI. There is also the "gamification" aspect that GitHub have. Doesn't motivate me personally, but could have effect on some o
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by jenadine 5mo ago
I guess the point is that there is no need for humans to read the code. How often do you read assembly to check what your compiler is doing? There is a niche of people doing it when they have special constraints, but that's a tiny nich
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by jenadine 5mo ago
Right. Perhaps now, a parental filter could be an AI whose prompt is dictated by the parents, which can look at the contents before validating it.
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by jenadine 5mo ago
I have hard time imagining what is that argument, that apply to the thing you mention but that doesn't apply to hardcore pornography. Or do you also think we should forbid hardcore pornography also for adults?
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by jenadine 5mo ago
What's so good about GPUI?
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by jenadine 5mo ago
So far everything is going according to the plan. Humans are really close to make the AI that will replace them and enter into the next phase of the plan. Or do you have a better idea of what the plan exactly is?
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by jenadine 5mo ago
> drop your Nokia and there's a chance the battery pops out. This was actually a feature: by having the phone split in pieces, it would spread the kinetic energy and prevent worse damage.
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by jenadine 5mo ago
"Esprit critique" ? "Sens critique" ?
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by jenadine 5mo ago
I might be missing something, but what I need is not "stacked PR" but a proper UI and interface to manage single commit: - merge some commits independently when partial work is ready. - mark some commit as reviewed. - UI to do int
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by jenadine 5mo ago
Could you elaborate why it is more centralized? The point is that it is resistant to censorship, it is pseudonymous, and so on (all the other bitcoin attributes apply)
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by jenadine 5mo ago
This link explains it a bit better: https://lightning.network/ and see the paper at the end for the exact details
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by jenadine 5mo ago
Normally, network A and network B would be connected by a path, so your bitcoins can be routed through the destination by moving balances of each intermediaries. If there is no route to the destination, you can't send them as is. You&#
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by jenadine 5mo ago
On the main chain, bitcoin transactions can have "scripts" that describes who and under what condition this money can be spent. You have to lock your bitcoin on the main chain in a script that shares the bitcoin between you, and a

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