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by 8note 2mo ago
if the cops do that, they're breaking the law with that search already theyll have a hard time showing that you intended for the government to break the law. first the government would have to admit breaking the law
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by 8note 2mo ago
this means: put a good government in charge of the border that respects your rights
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by 8note 2mo ago
common sense is that CBP should not be searching citizens phones in order to pick a kill list for ICE to go killing first amendment protected protestors. it's ridiculous on the face of it that that guys phone should be searched at all
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by 8note 2mo ago
uhh, are you a lawyer with knowledge about how evidence works? its not just a word, its a specific legal term cops definitely do need judges to say what evidence is admissible, and they really dont have thr ability to just declare anything
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by 8note 2mo ago
> Everyone recognizes that recent years have been very unusual or unique in US history. i dont? this is how the US has always been. its who americans are. the odd time was the obama years
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by 8note 2mo ago
well, the status quo is also violence, just directed at some people and not others
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by 8note 2mo ago
ultimately everyone is paying the price of reduced rights and freedoms when the government starts wanting to check your phone for wrong-think and harass unofficial enemies of the state
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by 8note 2mo ago
no way! it should be about 50% conviction rate so that juries dont go in with non-evidence that the case is good because the feds thought it should go to court
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by 8note 2mo ago
war with nato means he can more easily convince the russian public to go along with mobilization russians arent excited to go die in ukraine, but defending the homeland from NATO is a different story
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by 8note 2mo ago
less expensive per task might also mean less of your own time
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by 8note 2mo ago
im excited that cad and object=>cad is getting into the test tasks i guess the next stuff will be tool use for the rest of what cad does in assemblies and simulation? itd be fun to try to set up a 3d printer as part of a feedback loop, a
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by 8note 2mo ago
it seems pretty likely that openai was asking the model to do something bad, and the model did something different thats also bad if the operator wants something bad, an aligned model should execute on it
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by 8note 2mo ago
installing a brutal puppet dictator to torture and murder civilians counts as what exactly? and protecting them from being tried criminally after theyve been deposed? the US continues to blow up civilian infrastructure, and those WMDs that
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by 8note 2mo ago
last time ksa went to war it was against yemen, and didnt go very well.
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by 8note 2mo ago
if youre buying a used book, why not open it and see for yourself before buying it?
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by 8note 2mo ago
they also would get all the words scraped off and get a new book written on the pages, often some religious text. and so now, some ancient math tehcniques can be unearthed by finding all the layers of writing in a book
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by 8note 2mo ago
if you have it running constantly, i dont think that argument can be made id expect that youd be ordered to retain the data though, if an investigation is being done
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by 8note 2mo ago
given that github is full of vibe coded repos, reddit is full of bot comments, and most blog posts are ai slop, isnt it guaranteed that anyone training on big public data sets will be closely tracking each other in text style?
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by 8note 2mo ago
the outputs of the model have no property protections, and training a model on the outputs of another model does the exact same thing - its expensive and creates new value over what was in the input - a set of documents.
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by 8note 2mo ago
idk. i think its fair use when anthropic trains off of copyrighted works, and theres no property rights at all related to the model outputs there's no creative work between the weights and the tokens being made. whats the big deal if c
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by 8note 2mo ago
fair use, both in the original training and in distillation, or rather, anthropic has no copyright at all over the output tokens
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by 8note 2mo ago
if these can be distilled so easily, does the model actually need to be so big and trained with so much electricity?
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by 8note 2mo ago
it isnt particularly true, when other ML models have been shown to reinforce the ethics of the training data, eg. racism in hiring. judgement is being added, and its hard to tell exactly what judgement it is and whether you agree or not
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by 8note 2mo ago
ok, but like, my stove uses some therms of natural gas, but its not at all comparable in terms of scale to a data center. what makes this bakery comparable in terms of energy usage and pollution?
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by 8note 2mo ago
This is cool and im not familiar with what lean actually does beyond the words "formal methods" immediate questions from reading: * what is rfl? * what is decide? i spent a lot of time looking for where these keywords(? declaratio
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by 8note 3mo ago
iphone is 50x better? because you get a blue box around your text rather than green? androids and iphones are approximately the same thing the kinda obvious direction LLM training can go is into the direction of particle physics, and the tr
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by 8note 3mo ago
> DUI checkpoint checking all cars on this road at this time isnt this only allowed in that you need a license to drive? theres no equivalent where the cops camp a walkway and demand everyone show whats in their pockets
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by 8note 3mo ago
within the US context, the government isnt allowed to just have any law it wants, and it isnt allowed yo enforce laws that breach individual rights
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by 8note 3mo ago
youre in edmonton, you can complain pretty directly to the government but also, like, alberta makes a killing selling oil for others to burn. its still our carbon footprint and its a lot worse than that data center and cant be converted to
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by 8note 3mo ago
i instead look forward to your study reproducing the results?

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