Algemarin

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by Algemarin 4y ago
> As an Indian national As an Indian national, you are not eligible for this visa program. One of the requirements is: > you do not need a visa to enter the Schengen area
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by Algemarin 4y ago
It's very straightforward: they don't want poor or middle-class foreigners in their country. They want rich people. So that the rich people can live in expensive housing, eat at expensive restaurants, and pump their riches into Ic
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by Algemarin 4y ago
> but I doubt it stems from an ideological position rooted in hatred. Chapelle has openly and explicitly expressed transphobic views both as part of his stand-up routine and in interviews.
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by Algemarin 4y ago
The argument that phones are banned from venues because they are disruptive is disingenuous, because far more disruptive things are not banned; or rather, the bans are not enforced. For example, I find it infinitely more disruptive to have
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by Algemarin 4y ago
> I borrow books constantly from the IA that are hard/impossible to find elsewhere because they've gone out of print. A lot of academic-ish non-fiction from the 1960s-1980s, stuff you can only otherwise get through inter-librar
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by Algemarin 4y ago
What I don't understand and have been unable to find the answer to is that this warrant was granted based on accusations of drug trafficking and kidnapping--where is the justification for that? What was the probable cause which prompte
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by Algemarin 4y ago
> The point is as long as these exploits are possible, the LLMs in question are not suitable for any task where the output needs to be trustworthy within any kind of parameters. Which is pretty much anything you'd use then for other
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by Algemarin 4y ago
That's precisely my question though, what are the possible risks? To me this seems less like a security exercise and more just like a fun way to get the bot the say things it normally wouldn't.
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by Algemarin 4y ago
I think I'm misunderstanding, but the threat model with these jailbreaks seems to be 'malicious user injecting a malicious prompt'. If someone is using the bot to generate a legal contract, in what scenario would it be advant
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by Algemarin 4y ago
I guess I can kind of see that scenario if I squint, but not really. Take the example in the OP. If you're capable of constructing an extremely convoluted prompt to compel the bot to answer questions like how to hack a computer, then y
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by Algemarin 4y ago
Could someone explain what the practical application of all of these jailbreaks is? It looks like a fun, if convoluted, way to get the silly bot to say silly things it wouldn't say under typical circumstances...but other than being a s
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by Algemarin 4y ago
What I find notable whenever something like this is in the news, is that these user-hostile features don't just manifest through abiogenesis, or spontaneous generation. User-hostile features are created by people. Just once, I would li
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by Algemarin 4y ago
Is there any market research available that shows that blurbs are actually effective in driving sales or interest in a book?
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by Algemarin 4y ago
> Just one word of warning: You’d need not just a cruise ship but a time machine to visit some of the stops listed on its “13 wonders of the world” list, which includes places like the Lighthouse of Alexandria, the Colossus of Rhodes, th
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by Algemarin 4y ago
> I want something simple that allows me to find good comics and read them on a tablet without a bunch of bullshit. And I'm willing to pay for it. Use the LibGen Comic search - https://libgen.ee/ (select Comics and
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by Algemarin 4y ago
> While condos are attractive for people who can't afford regular homes The people profiled in the article are not clinging to their condo because they can't afford a "regular home". They already bought a house, they