nullsense

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by nullsense 3y ago
Final Fantasy IV Java Edition would be a pretty wild guess by anyone's standards. I certainly wouldn't have thought of it, and I'm an ex-java developer who speaks Japanese and was extremely fond of FF4.
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by nullsense 3y ago
Doesn't mean absolutely everyone knows who absolutely everyone is.
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by nullsense 3y ago
I've been rethinking IoT devices lately. All that Alexa has actually been useful for is "Alexa, what's the time?", "Alexa, what day is it?", "Alexa, set a 2 minute timer", and "Alexa what does X
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by nullsense 3y ago
I ran OSForensics on the machine last night. It was my first time running a tool like this, and I while I didn't manage to find a smoking gun, I did find some questionable files masquerading as an installer where there were all kinds o
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by nullsense 3y ago
I did notice the rate limiting message isn't there anymore when using GPT-4.
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by nullsense 3y ago
I definitely think this is playing a role. I've seen reports of people saying "oh it now refuses to act as my therapist" and "it wouldn't write my essay for me". Those are just a couple of anecdotes I've s
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by nullsense 3y ago
>To me, it feels like it's started giving superficial responses and encouraging follow-up elsewhere -- I wouldn't be surprized if its prompt has changed to something to that effect. That's the vibe I've been getting.
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by nullsense 3y ago
Right, I'm with you. I can totally appreciate what even small compromises can open up. My wife's laptop just got compromised a couple of weeks ago, and I've been diving down the security rabbit hole of figuring out how it hap
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by nullsense 3y ago
Are we talking crypto backdoors or like the CEO of SolarWinds?
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by nullsense 3y ago
We should also stay skeptical of all the internet conspiracy theories too. I don't think anyone can actually tell which is which on this topic.
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by nullsense 3y ago
Sometimes we say puns on purpose, and sometimes we realize what we're saying is a pun as we're saying it, so we often distinguish which is which.
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by nullsense 3y ago
Everyone pretty much is problematic.
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by nullsense 3y ago
That seems naive in the extreme.
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by nullsense 3y ago
I don't know that it's meaningful to throw out numbers like 20 or 30 years anymore. I've seen enough experts make predictions in this field and be wrong that the only prediction I'm comfortable making about their predict
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by nullsense 3y ago
I dunno. I'll take my high tax rate and universal healthcare any day.
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by nullsense 3y ago
Maybe because I'm from one of the countries that doesn't have school shootings, so everytime I see that shit on the news I think I sure am relieved I can send my kid to school and not have that particular anxiety hanging over me.
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by nullsense 3y ago
Or, you know, compare the number of school shootings to literally any other country in the world? The fact that there are school shootings for the media to report on at all is so crazy to me.
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by nullsense 3y ago
The number one problem for generalized intelligence is establishing trust.
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by nullsense 3y ago
The data present in the conscious experience of human beings is something I've been thinking about a lot lately. It's definitely a very important part of the puzzle and it's missing from the training data, and it's not c
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by nullsense 3y ago
Lawyers know the system is fucked and also basically advise false to give false confessions sometimes too, since it's hopeless after a certain point and trying to fight it is seen as delaying the inevitable.
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by nullsense 3y ago
Unfortunately trusting something with capabilities that generalize isn't an easy thing to do.
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by nullsense 3y ago
It's called the tyres.
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by nullsense 3y ago
I started out with a 1080ti that I had lying around. Within days upgraded to an RTX3060. Within weeks of that upgraded to an RTX 4090. In retrospect I wish I had of known that "buy once, cry once" might have been the way to go her
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by nullsense 3y ago
Not a bad idea.
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by nullsense 3y ago
As much as your budget allows for.
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by nullsense 3y ago
I would presume they're already past that point and just want all they can get.
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by nullsense 3y ago
It was this one: https://youtu.be/9qRxNYuR2c4
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by nullsense 3y ago
Right you are!
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by nullsense 3y ago
>Is there any way to protect against prompt injection here? Looking at the architecture I am thinking it would be possible for users to tell an agent what to do directly by tricking them. Not a solved problem in humans either. I remember
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by nullsense 3y ago
That's crazy. I remember playing Theme Hospital too.

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