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by 8note 2mo ago
backed by every other party? did they endorse and fund him? are they running him for the next PM?
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by 8note 2mo ago
Is the UK actually doing fine? as far as ive read and heard the quality of life has been on the decline since 2014 at least
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by 8note 2mo ago
> They get what they deserve. another expensive byelection. Farage has just wasted public funds to justify taking a big bribe
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by 8note 2mo ago
depends on whats in the text of the code. the llm wont lie, but it also wont tell the truth
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by 8note 2mo ago
it is something in YTs control they can require ad and sponsor-free copies of videos to be uploaded in order to get YT premium revenue. they control the platform. that they choose not to make the premium experience ad free is up to them
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by 8note 2mo ago
the dearth of monopolies in america suggests that yes, you can all align om what to eat for dinner, and its that you get what you are given by Sysco
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by 8note 2mo ago
That ad has somebody accountable for it. ads like whats on facebook have no such accountability, and facebook doesnt take accountability for what its algorithm pushes in the name of getting a higher click through rate.
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by 8note 2mo ago
Gloom Harder?
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by 8note 2mo ago
switching cost is something you then have to pay everytime the deal changes. the rest of the comment is about moving from expensive switching costs of what harness you are using to having the difference be closer to changing some config in
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by 8note 2mo ago
agitating for pogroms in ireland is the most recent one
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by 8note 2mo ago
its pretty on the record that musk takes a direct role in writing the system prompts, no? and is eager to make updates if whatever ml products arent sufficiently matching the specific politics and musk adoration that he wants it to?
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by 8note 2mo ago
it is a heuristic though, and can be measured as such. my steel yield strength table is similarly not guaranteed to be correct for the piece of steel that I have in front of me.
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by 8note 2mo ago
almost guaranteed that those ad blocking glasses would be DRM-ed out of being able to read anything
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by 8note 2mo ago
nah, now it loads maybe 3 posts at a time and the latency is really slow to pull up those 3
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by 8note 2mo ago
this sounds like you have some form of adblock installed that is removing half or more of the posts? the fundamental issue is that the user has no actual control over what ends up on the feed, and everyone's experience is based on what
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by 8note 2mo ago
I think building an algorithm that prioritizes controversial content, and then paying the makers of the content is equivalent to commissioning the work. they have a system where they accept all content, but pay double(or whatever extra the
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by 8note 2mo ago
I count as a settler sure, but unlike the colloquial israeli settlers, Im not engaging in acts of terrorism. not all israeli settlers are terrorists of course, but unlike me, who's living on the land by treaty, theyre living on land ob
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by 8note 2mo ago
of course, investigation rather than ai psychosis would show that the car has not in fact been used in a homocide
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by 8note 2mo ago
> How would you approach a car whose driver is suspected of homicide? don't? wait until they are out of the car and you can tell that they arent armed and also arent wieldign a deadly weapon -the car itself. flock is adding a false
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by 8note 2mo ago
this is a lethal trifecta, but where a chunk isn't even needed you have a secret to keep that is read by the llm, and untrusted input that wants to exfiltrate it. by hell or high water, the agent is gonna output that text
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by 8note 2mo ago
Im not so worried about that. Im worried about somebody impersonating me or doing something bad and not authorized with the cookies
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by 8note 2mo ago
i still havent seen an llm invent new tokens/words over the course of a session? the novelty remains a structural problem with how they work and what the weights try to predict
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by 8note 2mo ago
sure it is. a whole generation is growing up with this as the baseline.
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by 8note 2mo ago
it kinda is by showing you tools in a certain order and what defaults and so on
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by 8note 2mo ago
i dont think we know enough to say it does. if the trend remains without the USD being the reserve currency then maybe? Id lean as a first guess that easy access to lots of free money is the bigger driver
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by 8note 2mo ago
it seems to be working quite well in the present, if you look at china
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by 8note 2mo ago
it of course, also sucks to be using an electric wheelchair, with many streets having utter junk for sidewalks and other accessibility. the new scooters and such will actually fix that as infrastructure gets rebuilt to better support them.
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by 8note 2mo ago
it feels like theyre really designed for people that dont need glasses. i dont want to have a camera stuck to my face that i dont really control in order to see
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by 8note 2mo ago
i thonk sci-fi was too focused on the tech existing and not enough about what it means to give it to people. black mirror is a breath of fresh air in that, but even that lacks in how to think about how technology and society really interact
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by 8note 2mo ago
the customer doesnt want higher prices or smaller items. This is a dirty trick to try and make customers not notice that the quality is worse ultimately the company is taking part in the government's goal to keep a certain level of inf

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