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by jjwiseman 6d ago
First, OpenAI is not claiming that the model wasn't trained on those sessions. What they've said is “We (the researchers and the agents) did not see any of their work through any means until they released it publicly — in particul
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by jjwiseman 7d ago
Mark Litwintschik's blog is one of the best engineering blogs on the internet. Always practical, with detailed write-ups that make it easy to reproduce workflows. Thanks, Mark.
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The Loose: The Coming of Useless Agents(twitter.com)
3 points by jjwiseman 14d ago|0 comments
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by jjwiseman 14d ago
The Winter 2016 edition of the Center for Land Use Interpretation's newsletter, "The Lay of the Land", has more information on the cards: https://clui.org/newsletter/winter-2016/los-alamos-rolodex T
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My full statement regarding DOOM Eternal (2022)(medium.com)
3 points by jjwiseman 21d ago|0 comments
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by jjwiseman 27d ago
Earlier discussion of the University of Chicago Law School's policy: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49024980
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by jjwiseman 1mo ago
In this case it was an own-goal. If the U.S. military hadn't jammed this flight's GPS it wouldn't have been jammed. Worldwide, it's an issue that is going to require changes to the infrastructure of aviation: Training,
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by jjwiseman 1mo ago
It's not interesting: they were not in restricted airspace at any point during the flight. If they were, probably the NTSB, a YouTuber, or I would have mentioned it.
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by jjwiseman 1mo ago
There are sooo many GPS interference exercises NOTAMed! Here's an animation I made of GPS interference NOTAMS in effect on any given day in the U.S. from 2022 to 2023: https://x.com/lemonodor/status/1722275349
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by jjwiseman 1mo ago
I run GPSJAM.org, have been studying and tracking the effects of GPS interference on aviation for the past 5 years, and I was a source for this article. I'm not a pilot and I don't work for any aviation agency. I'm very curio
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A new study of a bot running a store finds it is friendly but not very smart(nytimes.com)
61 points by jjwiseman 1mo ago|75 comments
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Rethinking legal education in the AI era(law.uchicago.edu)
154 points by jjwiseman 2mo ago|94 comments
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by jjwiseman 2mo ago
A few months ago I built a piloting harness for LLMs[1] in X-Plane. You can give the AI pilot instructions as though you are ATC, and I imagined what it might be like to scale it up and make an ATC game out of it, talking to dozens of AI pi
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by jjwiseman 4mo ago
Mr. Show, "Change for a Dollar": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyocQT4Vn2g
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by jjwiseman 5mo ago
This is more useful than every other "monitoring the situation" dashboard I've seen.
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by jjwiseman 5mo ago
The Aisle "the moat is the system, not the model" blog post comparing Mythos' results to their system's was misleading, and seemed to be an attempt to ride the coattails of attention on Mythos. It was of low enough quali
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by jjwiseman 5mo ago
And in Bartz v. Anthropic, the court found that Anthropic training their LLMs on books was "highly transformative."
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by jjwiseman 6mo ago
Thanks for the details and correction.
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by jjwiseman 6mo ago
From what I see the code downsamples video to 5 fps, so 1 hour of video is 3600 seconds * 5 fps = 18,000 frames. 18,000 frames * $0.00079/frame = $14.22. A couple dollars more with the overlap. (The code also tries to skip "still&
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by jjwiseman 6mo ago
Jamming is a good way to make sure everyone knows exactly where you are.
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by jjwiseman 6mo ago
I find it odd that there's a custom of blurring or obscuring exactly the thing I'm interested in when I show interest in it by mousing over it.
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by jjwiseman 6mo ago
Since this post is a dupe, here's a video demonstrating a similar but different app I made: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjH0kMEz4YY
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Labor market impacts of AI: A new measure and early evidence(anthropic.com)
333 points by jjwiseman 7mo ago|564 comments
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by jjwiseman 7mo ago
This went from #2 on the front page to the bottom of page 2 very quickly. It's unfortunate.
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Homeland Security Wants Social Media Sites to Expose Anti-ICE Accounts(nytimes.com)
366 points by jjwiseman 7mo ago|239 comments
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by jjwiseman 7mo ago
Or one person types 76 pages. This is a thing people used to do, not all that infrequently. Or maybe you have one friend who will help–cool, you just cut the time in half.
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by jjwiseman 8mo ago
You're just saying things that don't have basis in reality. It's not something halfway critical to the operation–why would the FAA allow that? ADS-B Exchange is not run by volunteers–it's run by employees of JETNET LLC,
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by jjwiseman 8mo ago
Why? You would almost certainly get better data with higher reliability and no effort and no money spent from airplanes.live, adsbexchange.com, etc.
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by jjwiseman 8mo ago
It's happening again. Spoofing is in progress, rendering another image. ADS-B Exchange has blocked access to the ICAOs/hexes in question--if you try to look at their history you get redirected to the base map. https://x
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by jjwiseman 8mo ago
airplanes.live, adsb.lol, ADS-B Exchange, adsb.fi, etc. do not censor the data.

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