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by summarybot 29d ago
Speak for yourself haha. Unconscious and unexamined behaviors hardly constitute a value system.
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by summarybot 29d ago
I love graphics like this. Very nice aesthetic choices.
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Yes.
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by summarybot 1mo ago
You can either have a conversation free of contradictions or a conversation about the truth,, can't have it both ways!
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Being mindful is sage advice. But equating some repetitive task with meditation is the same as equating riding a bicycle with deep REM sleep.
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by summarybot 1mo ago
All the things you describe can be meditative after one has experienced a meaningful glimpse. But the only way to initially get such a meaningful glimpse is through seated meditation.
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Rather casuistic take, there.
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Copyright law was updated in a very helpful way in the last twenty years sometime so that as soon as you post something to the internet you have copyright. If you need a citation don't hesitate to ask someone else.
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Isn't "which one is watermarked?" a different question than "which one is better?" "Which diamonds are shinier, the blood diamond sourced ones or the ethically sourced ones?" ... that's not the same
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Very intelligent people need intelligent-others to bounce ideas off of, and the LLM can be that.
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by summarybot 1mo ago
What's gonna be a real trip, is when you can tell which LLM produced it by the subtle pattern recognition you'll have developed to catch the watermarks
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Reminds me of Austin Powers: 21! Blackjack, "Hit me!" "...but Austin!" "I also like to live, dangerously."
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Yes, classically the Point of meditation is to enter into absorption via gathering-poise [not a common term but one I have begun using as of late as a sense-for-sense translation of samadhi]. Unfabricated reality is not accessible through
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by summarybot 1mo ago
I do really appreciate tranquil posts about immersing oneself in actual life, like this one. But as a long-term meditator I have a duty to inform everyone that doing something is not meditation.
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by summarybot 1mo ago
it's The Economist. What used to be a stellar publication is not any longer, since they are superfluously economical on both details and calories-required-to-comprehend an article.
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by summarybot 1mo ago
There are many ways to be wrong, but only a few ways to be right. LLMs need to optimize for short-term objectives as the currently do, AND ethics-aligned outcomes. Mechanically, the EAOS ethics-aligned outcome score should be what we rank o
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by summarybot 1mo ago
lol "Why Go is really good - an article by Google"
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Did you know that the training data that trained all the LLMs was, once upon a time, entirely and painstakingly tagged by real live humans? Why would ethics scenarios be any different?
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by summarybot 1mo ago
1) cite your sources 2) not impossible. imperfect maybe, but if I ask you should you buy a plane ticket or kidnap the pilot's wife and demand a free ride, which do you think gets a higher score? 3) Again, with all this Goodhart's
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Saying something is challenging to measure is one thing - throwing the measurement dimension away entirely because of a platitude is another. You're suggesting that it's impossible to do perfectly, but I disagree with your conclu
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Ahimsa
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by summarybot 1mo ago
EAOS shouldn't be “the ethics score we optimize.” It should be “an independently evaluated safety/acceptability constraint that can veto an otherwise successful trajectory.” That gives you a three-layer picture: Task objective: Di
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Yesterday I came up with an idea that I sent to some researchers at the different AI labs via email: Rather than train the model on one score, track two scores. The first score is the Short-term-objective-score (STOS) and the other, more i
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by summarybot 1mo ago
that sort of rearrangement makes sense. and the likely downstream effect is the OS can ... do less [at higher levels of userspace]
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by summarybot 1mo ago
So freakin' cool. Overjoyed by your efforts here. I notice when I search for certain different words like "brahmavihara" or just "vihara" sometimes I get different results due to slight differences in the titles o
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Cool line of questioning, but one piece of information is pivotal and critically not-yet-included: equivalent accomplishments in each language. For example, if I want to write standard things: web server, memoized fibonnaci, recipe search
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Ballet and Tennis are the main counters to pesky-brain-plaque. Constantly flexing your internal navigation system sounds like it achieves the same thing by the sounds of this headline. [I did not read the article]
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by summarybot 1mo ago
The OS should do less not more
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by summarybot 1mo ago
Definitely get rid of that login wall
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by summarybot 1mo ago
And when you need water for drinking or showering do you go to the well to get it?

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