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jesse_dot_id
5d ago
Hard agree. The entire tech media is acting insanely gullible in this regard. It's insane.
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jesse_dot_id
5d ago
Nobody at OpenAI is closely monitoring token usage or egress, eh? Alright. They should potentially fire a whole team of engineers if that's the case. I monitor egress from VMs that don't have shit on them.
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jesse_dot_id
7d ago
No?
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jesse_dot_id
7d ago
No, they're not wrong. There are just a very large number of people who are a special kind of stupid.
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jesse_dot_id
8d ago
There are so many other existential risks to humanity. Throw it on the pile. At least this one has a chance to be really cool.
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jesse_dot_id
8d ago
There are humans behind all of these actions. We're just not holding them responsible for some reason re: hacking into tech companies.
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jesse_dot_id
11d ago
I truly don't understand why people think LLMs eliminate the need for mastery, or that they limit thinking. I have a lot more time to think when I use a good harness. It handles the pointless toil and I handle the thinking. I'm ju
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jesse_dot_id
11d ago
Imagine saying this about a graphing calculator, because that is essentially what the LLM is for knowledge work. You can either be dumb and spell 8008135 or you can get an education and make it sing. They definitely want us dependent on the
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jesse_dot_id
11d ago
It's because it's incredibly stupid.
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jesse_dot_id
12d ago
There's been a Chrome CVE like every week ever since it came out.
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jesse_dot_id
12d ago
Did they give themselves the existing guardrails?
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jesse_dot_id
12d ago
Programming?
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jesse_dot_id
12d ago
Seems like perhaps these labs should prevent their agents from creating message boards.
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jesse_dot_id
13d ago
Instinct. I think it drives UX. When I am designing an interface, I'm not just parroting something I've seen before. I am calling upon the breadth of my human existence, my professional experience, my empathy, to think about how a
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jesse_dot_id
13d ago
No, they're pretty clearly gaming benchmarks.
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jesse_dot_id
13d ago
They're gaming benchmarks HTH
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jesse_dot_id
13d ago
AGI to me means intuition and I don't think that's ever going to happen with a LLM.
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13d ago
Press X to doubt.
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jesse_dot_id
13d ago
I cite it because we're barely scratching the surface of our own world, which is one of a potentially infinite number of worlds that is encapsulated by the word "everything." Why would we map the seafloor is an insane questio
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jesse_dot_id
14d ago
Probably never. We've only mapped like 29% of the seafloor, actually explored like %5 of it, and we've barely pierced the earth's crust.
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jesse_dot_id
14d ago
Staying silent is unfortunately how fascism festers.
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jesse_dot_id
14d ago
I do not trust any of them. I do not trust xAI the most.
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jesse_dot_id
15d ago
Same experience on 5x.
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jesse_dot_id
15d ago
Not for enterprise. Can't trust the company behind it with my data.
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jesse_dot_id
15d ago
I love em dashes because they are kind of a wildcard. When I read this same sentence, I interpret this emdash as an ellipses and not a comma.
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jesse_dot_id
15d ago
I had just assumed this model would read differently due to watermarking.
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jesse_dot_id
16d ago
Impressive article. I read most of it without skimming and that is high praise from this AuDHD nerd. It's definitely suspicious. My money is on inside job — perhaps someone not fond of the current administration's handling of thi
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jesse_dot_id
17d ago
Still a no from me until these things can display any degree of intuition, and even then it's probably still a no. You're asking for trouble if you hook an autonomous agent up to anything that you care about. You're insanely
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jesse_dot_id
17d ago
Have you ever seen really good technical writing versus really shitty technical writing? Which do you prefer? Why? The LLM is reading instructions. The quality and design of the instructions you give to it matters deeply. If you don't
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jesse_dot_id
17d ago
Yes? If I've developed a prompting style over the past four years that produces efficient and secure code bases with novel features, I consistently out-perform my colleagues using the same tools, and it is how I make money, then I don&
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