Drakim

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by Drakim 2y ago
Personally I feel it's fine for them to operate at a loss, it's a public service, akin to the fire department or library. The amount of good it does society to get cars off the road is staggering. The lack of bus drivers simply co
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by Drakim 2y ago
Imagine if the standards of living goes up even more, we have x50 better medicine, huge houses for everybody, fine silken clothes, wall-sized TVs, and gourmet truffle soup every day of the week. But everybody is still working long hours, an
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by Drakim 2y ago
> Is there any business benefit to constantly updating major Windows versions that I’m not seeing? Uhm, yes, they are making people pay for a new copy?
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by Drakim 2y ago
Only because most tools provide a randomize seed alongside the input, but you don't have to do that.
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by Drakim 2y ago
Maybe, but it sounds hard if there are multiple LLMs out there that people might use to analyze such text. Tricking multiple LLMs with a certain poisonous combination of words and phrases sounds a lot like having a file that hashes to the s
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by Drakim 2y ago
I guess it could be argued that Cloudflare's free level is set up as a trap, where it's presented as free but if something goes wrong it costs money to fix it.
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by Drakim 2y ago
That's an odd view, were hunter-gatherers less human than us?
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by Drakim 2y ago
> Assuming the consistency checks passed. You have a lot more faith in world-ops than I do. You think the have tests and checks?
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by Drakim 2y ago
Even if you have backups, if you have never tested your backups, you don't have backups.
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by Drakim 2y ago
Maybe, but on the other hand, I imagine the stock price of the first company that can go public with having AGI would go up by a lot. It would be an expensive secret to maintain.
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by Drakim 2y ago
> It does smell like someone's pet project. "Smell" has negative connotations in English. If you say that "this code smells" it means it's bad, and likewise it's very easy to read your "It does sme
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by Drakim 2y ago
I agree, it gives the same vibe as wanting to somehow bring back the simplicity of excel formulas rather than having to write normal code, to revive that dream of convenient one-liners. But there is a reason excel has a ceiling of maintaina
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by Drakim 2y ago
Humans are notoriously bad at probability as well, and since LLMs are trained data from humans, it kinda makes sense.
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by Drakim 2y ago
It's all about finding a balance.
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by Drakim 2y ago
For me personally, that's exactly the sort of thing that ends up teaching me so much, so it's very valuable in it's own right.
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by Drakim 2y ago
Especially when the AI told me to NOT look into the other passenger's rooms as they had already departed. Super sus.
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by Drakim 2y ago
potato, potahto
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by Drakim 3y ago
This thing you are doing is called a "Markov chain", search it up and read about it.
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by Drakim 3y ago
I am speechless. Just wow.
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by Drakim 3y ago
Sure, and companies could also sue you for libel when you leave a negative product review. Life is unfair, but when talking strictly about what's legal or not, homebrew roms using an emulator that has a clean room implementations of BI
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by Drakim 3y ago
This is very important. Each time there is a leak of a bunch of personal data companies whip out the "we have not found any evidence of the leak being ours" or something to that tune, which incentivizes them not look for evidence.
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by Drakim 3y ago
True! But there exists clean room implementations of some systems BIOSes that could be used.
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by Drakim 3y ago
There are legal ROMs from the homebrew community, so it's definitely possible.
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by Drakim 3y ago
I've been experimenting with concepts adjacent to this. PostgreSQL can output it's query results as a JSON so I can make it's output be exactly what the API should spit out to the client without needing to parse it first, whi
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by Drakim 3y ago
Do you know if there is anybody who has made it their mission to shrink models to extremes? It feels like the sorta thing somebody would get really obsessed with doing, akin to those people who make executable out of a few bytes or shrink n
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by Drakim 3y ago
Yeah it's wild to me too, it feels like we are doing alchemy rather than programming, mixing intelligence out of a cauldron.
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by Drakim 3y ago
To me it smells like flat out dishonesty. They are pretending the App Store is this premium high quality service that the riff-raff wants to get unfair access to, while they have actually been fighting tooth, claw, and nail to make any othe
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by Drakim 3y ago
A lot of these artists don't actually know how to play instruments, get their beats and tunes from others, and also use auto-tuning for their vocals. From the perspective of people who actually learn musical theory, compose music, perf
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by Drakim 3y ago
I can't wait for my AI lawyer to be jailbroken by an AI prosecutor using a sob story about how his grandma really wanted me to be guilty.
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by Drakim 3y ago
On my wishlist would be a local model that can generate new voices based on descriptions such as "rough detective-like hard boiled man" or "old fatherly grampa"

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