phatfish

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by phatfish 3d ago
Some (well, two of them obviously) major world powers have forgotten that "winning" wars is a lot harder than starting them. Especially with drones and AI narrowing the technology gap.
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by phatfish 6d ago
OK bro.
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by phatfish 9d ago
Fair enough. But SBF chose to associate with "effective altruism". Did Holmes create the "I'm an amazing FEMALE entrepreneur" persona? Or was she focused on the scam and the narrative was created around her?
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by phatfish 9d ago
https://every.to/p/twitter-s-future-is-a-return-to-elon-musk... https://archive.ph/nRXv1
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by phatfish 11d ago
I wish i could forget the last 6 years as well (to be clear, post COVID nonsense).
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by phatfish 12d ago
Maybe the depth of a game is related to whether it will scale. Go is played on different board sizes and still works. If you make a Backgammon board bigger it would just be a slog and no real increase in tactical challenge. Chess rules dict
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by phatfish 13d ago
OK thanks, so the neural net (that no one can explain fully) generates a "stop" signal at a certain point.
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by phatfish 13d ago
I thought it was Cmdr Data from Star Trek, but Sam's version is the certainly the one the c-suite think they want.
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by phatfish 13d ago
Or know when to shut up. A tangent, but can anyone ELI5 how models "know" when to stop generating tokens? Or what the method to stop them at the right point is?
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by phatfish 14d ago
Come on, don't provide the smoking gun that shows how to draw a pelican riding a bicycle. If it's on the public internet it will end up in training data and invalidate this important LLM capability benchmark.
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by phatfish 16d ago
The official Spotify app has some skin in the game. Random dudes self promotion project, not so much.
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by phatfish 17d ago
Fair enough, the "advisory" nature of referendum in the UK does have clear reasoning that i wasn't fully aware of. However the idea of it being "advisory" was itself exploited, and used to make people think that Bre
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by phatfish 17d ago
It has more of a following outside the UK. We know what he is like.
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by phatfish 18d ago
The safe distance is anonymity. A few of the bold ones that are all in on the grift or just genuine assholes will own their opinions and behaviour. All the little followers have a different tune when confronted with a real social situation,
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by phatfish 19d ago
Yup, Farage did more for the great replacement than any other UK politician.
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by phatfish 19d ago
It wasn't binding so the normal procedure and checks around a referendum could be ignored. Like disenfranchising the British citizens living in the EU. Democratic indeed...
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by phatfish 19d ago
Sounds like the way a certain referendum to do the opposite should have been run.
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by phatfish 20d ago
Yes, it is fun to play with different turns of phrase, even in a stale work environment. I do it to combat the banality, but not so much to sound pretentious hopefully ;) The problem is once a fun phrase is, uh, coloured by "Claude&quo
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by phatfish 20d ago
In London you can use a contactless (UK) bank card, and it works just like the "Osyter Card". I think that started around 2016. For journeys on the TFL network you should get billed the lowest fare, as long as you touch at the rig
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by phatfish 21d ago
Maybe the test/task itself wasn't intended as a marketing stunt. But the response to fallout with "going rouge" certainly was. The joke was the other western "AI labs" had to quickly follow up with their own ma
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by phatfish 21d ago
In the UK there are fairly strong rules against advertising junk food to kids. Of course these are all being subverted on social media because of Meta et al. being uncooperative and pretending they can't identify kids (they know the re
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by phatfish 21d ago
The question is, if social media isn't regulated or banned for children. Why are all the other thing we don't let children do still regulated/banned. If a 6 year old can scroll TikTok surely they should be allowed to get a co
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by phatfish 21d ago
Haha, that is like the wall of nonsense text that used to be hidden on link-farm pages for SEO. The "final word" is delusional.
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by phatfish 22d ago
So much free speech.
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by phatfish 25d ago
Sounds plausable. There is a video somewhere of a Finnish university professor from around the time the war started (maybe a bit before), explaining the Russian attitude to sportsmanship, or whatever you want to call it. Basically he sugges
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by phatfish 25d ago
I guess they are laughing it off because it was another Allianz sponsored stadium depicted, and they got the OK from Allianz to make the joke as it is free attention. If the AI design had chosen a non-Allianz branded location I bet the resp
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by phatfish 28d ago
Less connected is good. Also making the other person feel more awkward or uncomfortable with the interaction. I suspect most people desperately trying to hang on to it, except with those they are good friends with. Unless they want out of a
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by phatfish 29d ago
If you are worried about internet witch-hunts I'd stay away from the "creators" and content that Google platforms and makes money from on Youtube.
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by phatfish 1mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if Gmail data has far more access restrictions internally at Google than this auction bought dump.
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by phatfish 1mo ago
Probably because there are 1000x or whatever human driven miles compared to AI. And no one wants to be crippled by an AI have have to fight $billon_dollar_corp for compensation.

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