kneel25

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by kneel25 6d ago
I get some enjoyment from keeping up with news but why do we get a post like this from openAI then immediately after get the same thing from Anthropic and vice versa like it’s a single entity deciding what the next topic is to relay to us s
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by kneel25 14d ago
It’s pretty retarded for them to open up with “this is the world’s greatest model” publicly released? Do they know the ability of every unreleased model?
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by kneel25 2mo ago
The heck. If I was in that hotel and the lift door opened to 4 guys in a furry costume, I’d be taking the next one. I’m sure that’d contribute
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by kneel25 2mo ago
The employees doing the stealing are serious offenders here and I hope they lose all the job security they just had. There’s no way they wouldn’t know they’d be fired if Apple found out what they were doing, but the money was too irresistib
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by kneel25 3mo ago
This would do nothing to prevent sending explicit content within chat apps, which appears to be a big focus at the moment.
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by kneel25 4mo ago
So the business is to trick people into thinking they’re speaking with a real person and therefore save money on real support
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by kneel25 4mo ago
So why’d he put his name onto a pump and dump crypto coin then
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by kneel25 6mo ago
> a lot of websites It was a dataset of the entirety of the public internet from the very beginning that bypassed paywalls etc, there’s virtually nothing they haven’t scraped.
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by kneel25 7mo ago
So it looks like they’re creating their own App Store within the app? At least it’s kept separate from official apps. But also how is that not a security nightmare Apple won’t allow?
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by kneel25 7mo ago
Well a material difference is we don’t input/output in tokens I guess. We have a concept of gaps and limits to knowledge, we have factors like ego, preservation, ambition that go into our thoughts where LLM just has raw data. Understan
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by kneel25 7mo ago
That’s convincing and impressive, but I wouldn’t say it proves it can spot deep errors. If it’s incredible at porting files and comparing against the source of truth then finding complicated issues isn’t being tested imo.
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by kneel25 7mo ago
I think we’re falling into a trap of overestimating the value of incrementally directing it. The output is all coming from the same brain so what stops someone just getting lucky with a prompt and generation that one-shots the whole thing y
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by kneel25 7mo ago
Pretty sure they’re doing both of those things but it takes a long time for the regulation to reach the final stage
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by kneel25 7mo ago
They’re not equal. Humans are capable of actually understanding and looking ahead at consequences of decisions made, whereas an LLM can’t. One is a review, one is mimicking the result of a hypothetical review without any of the actual reaso
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by kneel25 7mo ago
You mean the testing suite generated by AI?
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by kneel25 7mo ago
> After the initial translation, I ran multiple passes of adversarial review, asking different models to analyze the code for mistakes and bad patterns. I feel like you just know it’s doomed. What this is saying is “I didn’t want to and
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by kneel25 7mo ago
I think it's wild you would make that connection for this topic
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by kneel25 7mo ago
Who doesn't think this about themselves. It's like when people say they're immune to propaganda. Isn't this thinking what makes people think their smart devices are listening to conversations rather than targeted ads you
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by kneel25 9mo ago
I adore Zed, started on the day of the windows release and never looked back. My theme is perfect, the team works super hard, and I get a nice bit of satisfaction installing their frequent updates in barely over a second.
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by kneel25 9mo ago
I envy the fact you had to google it
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by kneel25 9mo ago
I got really into Hemingway’s work, reading all the best ones, but my favourite being ‘A moveable feast’ his diary essentially released at the end of his life set when he was mid-twenties in 1920s Paris. Me being the same age, I was inspire
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by kneel25 9mo ago
It's literally impossible to see what it is you've learned because it's clouded in in a 20ft wall of shit
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by kneel25 9mo ago
I can't believe some people starred this
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by kneel25 9mo ago
I support the safety act, but this on top will be so disappointing. The most harmed are already being kept safe without this.
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by kneel25 10mo ago
There is no surveillance because it's third-parties responsible for the verification and no knowledge of the content or identity is passed between them beyond yes/no. Population control, sure, but that's not inherently wrong
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by kneel25 10mo ago
What is the goal then? Why do they care that you're bypassing it? I wouldn't deny using children in messaging isn't a deliberate focus to strengthen the case, but I don't think they're lying that it's about red
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by kneel25 10mo ago
I don't know why people immediately have this thought, outlawing VPNs achieves virtually nothing in the UK. An adult bypassing an age check is irrelevant; underage users are at least mature enough to know what a VPN is - not the main t