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I don't know about "bad governing". It sounds more like a rigorous containment policy when nuclear technology was at its infancy in China. (Regulations are writ
by thisislife2 10mo ago
I don't know about "bad governing". It sounds more like a rigorous containment policy when nuclear technology was at its infancy in China. (Regulations are written in the blood of your predecessors - https://old.reddit.com/r/LifeProTips/comments/ud3lt4/lpt_oshamsha_regulations_are_written_in_the_blood/ https://old.reddit.com/r/LifeProTips/comments/ud3lt4/lpt_osh... ). It is also about preventing accident leakage of information and preserving secrecy. For e.g. In the 1970s, India learnt that Pakistan was working to create a nuclear weapon when Indian agents in Pakistan collected hair samples of Pakistan's nuclear scientist, from a barber shop where they got their hair cut - traces of plutonium radiation were found in the hair samples, and Pakistan's nuclear weapons program got exposed.
- cindyllm 10mo ago[dead]
- FarmerPotato 10mo agoThe LLM flipped from “scorched earth” to “ bad governing” as the sofa faded from its context window. The metaphor says maybe “extreme cleanliness is like war”, second pass war is bad governing… Don’t engage with it. At this point, you’re arguing with an LLM, not a coherent storyteller. The events your question refers to have been downgraded in the context window. It’s like the game of twenty questions where the LLM doesn’t have a persistent secret object, it’s just simulating consistency.
- thisislife2 10mo agoThanks for the info. I wouldn't know anything about this as I just totally avoid AI tech - whether for online search or coding or some other service. It just doesn't excite me. (By the way, how do I know you are not AI too? ;)