streb-lo

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by streb-lo 7d ago
Evidence suggests LLMs have internal models as well.
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by streb-lo 7d ago
Sure, there are potential risks to anthropomorphizing language. There's also potential benefits, in terms of allowing us to talk about an emerging alien intelligence. FWIIW, I don't think I was anthropomorphizing. Stretching an
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by streb-lo 7d ago
Yes, thank-you for informing me I was using an analogy.
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by streb-lo 7d ago
We are all stochastic parrots. Currently, millions of years of evolutionary pressure have produced a better algorithm than a few years of optimization pressure but we’ll see how long that remains true!
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A protocol for attributable modular research contribution(akamatsu.leaflet.pub)
1 points by streb-lo 8d ago|0 comments
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by streb-lo 8d ago
I think it's more that software is verifiable and RLVR can optimize in the correct direction. Harder to do with prose.
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by streb-lo 14d ago
I would guess there is probably a capability ceiling beyond which China will not open source their weights. Maybe there is a scenario where they do so or threaten to do so if the US is so far ahead or something as a deterrent. >But do w
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by streb-lo 15d ago
None of this actually matters if this is a nuclear weapons-style arms race. The data center build out will become a matter of national security, and will be backstopped by governments.
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by streb-lo 1mo ago
Probably because carriers don't want a bunch of poorly secured devices on their networks.
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by streb-lo 1mo ago
https://www.csis.org/analysis/renewed-iran-war-would-test-di...
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by streb-lo 2mo ago
Arch is fine, just don't use the AUR unless you are prepared to validate the PKGBUILD. Personally, I only use AUR packages that just wrap binaries from well known sources, the only thing that should change in the diff is the sha256 and
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by streb-lo 2mo ago
If we're going to do analysis on no information, I would guess you have a lot more "inner turmoil" than the subject.
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by streb-lo 2mo ago
I think you mean "They're not deterministic, like a meat grinder"
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by streb-lo 2mo ago
Basically 100% of my interaction with AI is some form of question. But there are people that treat it like a therapist or a friend. In my opinion, the 2nd group should be discouraged from using these agents in this way, as it cannot be heal
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by streb-lo 3mo ago
It really is not hard to install a Linux operating system manually. "Linux power users" should easily be able to handle bespoke installations.
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by streb-lo 3mo ago
paru presents all pkgbuild diffs to you before installing, that's what I use to read them. I usually only use AUR to install trusted pre-compiled binary packages, the scripts are very simple and the only thing that should ever change i
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by streb-lo 3mo ago
Disarmament failed though? Global zero initiatives for nuclear weapons stalled out exactly because the risk of someone else cheating is too great. If everyone gets rid of their nuclear weapons and then someone cheats and creates them in s
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by streb-lo 4mo ago
They were all new-ish builds at the time, built a couple years before I was born.
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by streb-lo 4mo ago
I grew up in a suburb like yours. I'm raising my kids in a suburb that's by and large the same. The biggest difference, imo, is the number of families. I lived on a small street with a cul-de-sac. Maybe 35 houses or so. At leas
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by streb-lo 4mo ago
How is that even legal?
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by streb-lo 5mo ago
Use the desktop or web vault directly, don't use the browser plugin.
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by streb-lo 5mo ago
Because the problem space is basically infinite. If a person is working on a problem, its probably interesting to at least one person. Randomly walking through the problem space might be interesting, but I don't know how the signal
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by streb-lo 10mo ago
Product of homeschooling no doubt. Technically correct, but missing the forest for the trees re: colloquial usage.
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by streb-lo 1y ago
That's a good argument to keep recovery tools in userland rather than bend the kernel around them. Why do they need to be in the kernel anyways? Presumably they are running on an unmounted device?
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by streb-lo 1y ago
I don’t really see how it’s different than how you’d setup someone really junior to have a playground of sorts. It’s not exactly a groundbreaking line of reasoning that leads one to the conclusion of “I shouldn’t let this non-deterministic
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by streb-lo 1y ago
The situation you’re outlining is trivial though. Yea, there’s some grunt work involved but in terms of learned ability all of that is obvious to someone who knew only a little bit about LLMs.
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by streb-lo 1y ago
Is there a reason all workspace accounts need a project ID? We pay for gemini pro for our workspace accounts but we don't use GCP or have a project ID otherwise.
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by streb-lo 1y ago
I mean, the bible is a man made pile of crap too...
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by streb-lo 2y ago
The vast majority of them volunteered. And that's just conscription -- every country would do the same in such a situation. The US pursued and prosecuted thousands of cases of draft dodging in WW2, forcing most of them to go and figh
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by streb-lo 2y ago
At least post the rest of the relevant text: >the President may grant a 1-time extension of not more than 90 days with respect to the date on which this subsection would otherwise apply to such application pursuant to paragraph (2), if t

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