BoiledCabbage

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by BoiledCabbage 5d ago
Sounds very similar to the "interpreter" or "virtual machine" pattern (can't recall the exact name). But essentially a component receives a list of high level instructions / description of what the user wants d
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by BoiledCabbage 7d ago
That's pretty crazy - if you get too hungry you turn back into a baby. Hard to even imagine what that would mean in humans.
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by BoiledCabbage 7d ago
And everyone remember when months back Anthropic said: You can use our tools, but don't use them for automated attacks - you have to keep a human in the loop because LLMs (including theirs) aren't reliable enough yet for solely ma
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by BoiledCabbage 7d ago
> Weird question to ask, that is pretty obvious. For something the the prior statement it is never a weird question to ask of there actually evidence of this or just it seems like it should be true so we believe it. There are tons of thi
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by BoiledCabbage 8d ago
Regardless of my opinion on the greater subject, I find these arguments to be fairly weak. Paraphrasing: "Just because and AI may exist that is capable of acting independenly of us and dangerously out strategizing us for resources does
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by BoiledCabbage 9d ago
Because our universe is actually the inside of a blackhole. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_hole_cosmology#Evidence
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by BoiledCabbage 11d ago
Do you have a desire to kill people?
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by BoiledCabbage 12d ago
Is this serious? It's because the country went through the great recession and was attempting to pull out and avoid financial collapse. Look at Revenue per year as a % of GDP and look at Expenses per year as a % of GDP. It's prett
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by BoiledCabbage 13d ago
> mediocre - of moderate or low quality, value, ability, or performance https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/mediocre Clearly they were using the word to mean low quality. Why would you ask this odd question?
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by BoiledCabbage 14d ago
It would be correctly dismissed as irrelevant to the discussion.
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by BoiledCabbage 22d ago
> What happens when any AI lab in the world stops caring about this? What if they let an experimental, cutting-edge LLM with no safety features (or worse, one that's trained to be malicious) on the internet and give it a simple goal
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by BoiledCabbage 22d ago
> They didn't propose a solution, they proposed an end state. What are you talking about? Things they explicitly listed: "(China's camps, Japan&Korea's immigration policies)" China's camps are a process,
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by BoiledCabbage 23d ago
> I don't care if it will do X in 2 or 5 years. Yes, but for should care if it's 2 years vs 50 years. That's why timeline are important for predictions. Anyone can predict lots of things that given enough time will eventua
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by BoiledCabbage 23d ago
> you're applying black and white thinking on what should be a gradient. You're the one introducing absolutist thinking here. Essentially saying the world should have Chinese style re-education camps because a Vietnamese woman
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by BoiledCabbage 23d ago
Exactly. It's incredible how partisan some peoples information bubbles must be to not see this for what it is. All of these changes are based on the president making comments like the following: > "the cheating on mail-in votin
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by BoiledCabbage 24d ago
I've generally heard the two concepts discussed as abstraction vs generalization. Abstraction hides unnecessary detail. Generalization finds/surfaces commonality among items. > oop - What's the difference between abstracti
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by BoiledCabbage 24d ago
You're proving my point. You just want to talk about rent control. Even when it's not the issue at hand. It's the equivalent of watching a kid fall and skin his knee and someone steps forward to get on a soap box about rent c
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by BoiledCabbage 27d ago
Incredible
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by BoiledCabbage 27d ago
> If landlords are pricing accurately but not monopolistically, this should reduce turnover, reduce vacancy, and... Ah yes one of my favorite lines of argument: "We don't need laws, if companies are just behaving properly and a
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by BoiledCabbage 27d ago
> Landlords switch to raising rents in unison by the maximum allowable amount every year Blaming this on rent control? This entire take is absurd. Because of the simple fact that landlords, especially using this software, do this in citi
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by BoiledCabbage 1mo ago
> no not perceptibly but it does. Similar to how a single particle of dust landing on your shoulder makes you weigh more. Yes it does - but anyone arguing that is completely missing the point.
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by BoiledCabbage 1mo ago
Is that the "Amazon Tax"? I thought the Amazon tax was their goofiness practice of taking a very large % of all sales in their site, and banning companies from selling their same goods for less on any competitor site. Meaning if A
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by BoiledCabbage 1mo ago
And does Claude respond "and in this fantasy world can I be spiderman?" or does it just quietly pretend as if that were legit?
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by BoiledCabbage 2mo ago
Power users don't want sandboxing and security?? You have a wildly different understanding of what a power user is...
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by BoiledCabbage 2mo ago
Except GEICO probably believes it gets no more money from improving the app. Instead they will attempt to improve their general risk modeling as that's where they think the money will come from.
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by BoiledCabbage 2mo ago
> I can see my carefully-worded post is getting d wnvoted, and I see from your comment why: it's being skimmed and people are assuming I'm talking about blame. No, you're being "d wnvoted" as you said because you
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by BoiledCabbage 2mo ago
> having the strangest medical condition where it is literally impossible to sleep past ~6:30am. It's it really? What if you go to bed at 6am? Will you really still wake up 30 mins later?
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FCC to End Rule That Forces ISPs to List All Fees(arstechnica.com)
19 points by BoiledCabbage 3mo ago|2 comments
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by BoiledCabbage 3mo ago
This entire post is crap. Their graphs don't even support their claims. Their graph leaders are fusions of frontier models. Not of local models. I saw one single fusion of local models. If their claim and Opus 4.8 is a smaller, "o
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by BoiledCabbage 3mo ago
> The stat you read is flat out inaccurate. There are 60 minutes where the clock is running, and the vast majority of that is with the ball live and in play. You are completely wrong. I know that's what your intuition feels like fro

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