muddi900

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by muddi900 3d ago
Conservapedia is not a history book.
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by muddi900 4d ago
I have reason to believe that this is not emergent behavior. This is part of the prompts for the agents.
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by muddi900 5d ago
Most of the crowd here is pretty familiar. Some might say their job is optimizing ways to make numbers appear better without substantial change in input or output.
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by muddi900 5d ago
I guess we know why OpenAI and Claude went down at the same time.
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by muddi900 5d ago
Cancers being distinct living beings by itself is controversial, but you unnecessarily anthropomorphizing. The truth is much more mundane. It's just Goodhart's Law.
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by muddi900 5d ago
> Sol xhigh is 90% on TB2.1 but 37% on TB4. Is it also "benchmaxxed"? Probably
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by muddi900 5d ago
> benchmaxxed An aside: When did talking like incels became cool?
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by muddi900 6d ago
The worst use case to show this.
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by muddi900 6d ago
The danger right now, and even in the immediate future is not SkyNet. It is industrialized "Pig Butchering"[1] scams. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig_butchering_scam?useskin=ve...
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by muddi900 6d ago
No, they are arguing that a plane is not a bird because it is a machine. Regardless of how fast it flies, it will not be a bird.
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by muddi900 6d ago
If you have enough of a budget, you can ask your agent to spawn two subagent to do independent audits of "your" work.
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by muddi900 6d ago
A stick is the most basic of tools. A stick is also the most basic of weapons.
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by muddi900 6d ago
The same mechanisms exist in every machine learning algorithm. Is the spell check in Word conscious? Is the generative fill in photoshop conscious? A plane flies. It is much better at flight than bird(in terms of transportation). Is a plane
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by muddi900 6d ago
In the CBS neo-cyberpunk show Person of Interest, one of the "villains" sacrifices his life for the "antagonist" AI using this logic. At that time, I found it quite trite.
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by muddi900 6d ago
It is the "why use python" for mobile. The native apps will definitely be better in terms of performance and UX. However, having 2 codebases means twice the tokens.
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by muddi900 6d ago
The slack screenshot on the Duo was one of the ugliest things I have ever see.
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by muddi900 10d ago
The first conviction of Computer Abuse and Fraud Act, for the Morris Worm, was for an unintentional malware. Or at least the unintentional scale
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by muddi900 10d ago
I am guessing it was composed by an LLM
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by muddi900 10d ago
I think we should design a "Bullshit Benchmark" that tests for sycophancy and fluff like Opus 5 "two X, but only Y matters" color commentary
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by muddi900 10d ago
Intention matters in the severity of charges and sentencing. Crime due to ignorance or negligence is still a crime.
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by muddi900 10d ago
I have to be honest, this is a huge ask for any well trained human typographer.
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Ask HN: How safe are our password managers in face of LLM cyber attacks?
3 points by muddi900 10d ago|1 comments
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by muddi900 11d ago
Ok where are all three that satisfy your last paragraph requirements?
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by muddi900 11d ago
The next governement can't by itself make anything unofficial, if the SC would just deem it unconstitutional.
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by muddi900 12d ago
But the state can manufacture any excuse to formulate an "official act"
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by muddi900 12d ago
Has there been any inkling into the prompts of these agents?
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by muddi900 12d ago
This is not a culture war issue. And there are people posting real data ITT.
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by muddi900 12d ago
I am quite sure you are being facetious, but XRot has made me doubt everything.
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by muddi900 12d ago
I was thinking of another Indian CEO maybe. He is an MBA. And his reign has been full of managerial bullshit
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by muddi900 12d ago
Unless the German government is subsidizing or fixing the cost, that is not possible. Infrastructure requires new capacity to be build, which requires capacity payments.

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