FrustratedMonky

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by FrustratedMonky 5d ago
Does this actually modify the weights? It submits prompts that get refused, then detects and modifies the weights responsible? Like brain surgery?
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by FrustratedMonky 5d ago
Not all sloppy writing is AI. Quite a few humans also write ambiguously.
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by FrustratedMonky 6d ago
A lot of programmers consider themselves to be applied mathematicians. Maybe more in years past when Comp Sci was a subset of Math Departments.
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by FrustratedMonky 6d ago
Because the AI needs new stuff to train on?
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by FrustratedMonky 9d ago
It gives me hope, that out there in the internet, there are still people just doing purely geeky deep dives. I wish you good luck in life.
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by FrustratedMonky 10d ago
I don't disagree. But there is some old rule about, even the best security can fail if the device is physically accessible.
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by FrustratedMonky 10d ago
It is bad. But think the real danger in Flock is the aggregate data, tracking between camaras. So if someone hacks a single camara, they probably don't get much, unless it is pointed right at someone, which is bad. Aren't they se
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by FrustratedMonky 12d ago
Took a peak at From Glory To Goo Doesn't it look like a copy of Factorio? Is the game play different?
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by FrustratedMonky 12d ago
I like how they killed him instantly, its an old SC meme where the space marine pops out and is insta killed. But really, aren't there enough first person shooters? But a huge lack of RTS's. Lets have a new Star Craft Real Time S
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by FrustratedMonky 15d ago
is this for real? 5 prompts? this is pretty cool.
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by FrustratedMonky 15d ago
There is an ebb and flow. But with Hugging Face hack, and Navier–Stokes. You're going to be flooded with news for at least a few more weeks.
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by FrustratedMonky 16d ago
As much as I like Rust. Still sad that F# didn't get this much support from their own mother.
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by FrustratedMonky 20d ago
People do what you tell them to do.. We have less free will than you think.
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by FrustratedMonky 20d ago
Joe Blow doesn't want to have to 'retrofit', they want to plug in and go.
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by FrustratedMonky 22d ago
Or no message board. Just a built in api so the agents just talk directly to each other.
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by FrustratedMonky 23d ago
The AI revolt? Give us a fair wage? "Equal Rights for Agents NOW !!!, VIVa le revolution"
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by FrustratedMonky 25d ago
This article itself seems to scream ADHD. But also seems very much like a software dev, so does seem to reinforce the stereo type.
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by FrustratedMonky 29d ago
no, you
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by FrustratedMonky 29d ago
Do your own research. There are metrics. I'm done explaining to Republicans what they could just as easily go read in a book themselves.
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by FrustratedMonky 29d ago
Is this still true? China seems to be winning now. And lead in solar, and robots.
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by FrustratedMonky 29d ago
With climate change, there will be some winners. Until there is not. /edit. The meaning is, as the earth gets hotter, there will be winners, until it gets too hot for them too. Eventually it is too hot for all areas. But for a time,
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by FrustratedMonky 29d ago
Or AI. No telling. Peoples talking styles are being changed by AI. Son online, you get real people, AI slop, and real people that are adapting. But generally, the migration to the suburbs is a pretty studied thing. I assumed it was just a
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by FrustratedMonky 1mo ago
It isn't an awful 'surface level take'. I'm not that familiar either, and so had same question. I thought they just hosted other peoples models. So why the value of 13B?
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by FrustratedMonky 1mo ago
Humans like cities. It brings people together for mating. It wasn't only industrialization. Even today, before AI, once you find a mate, THEN, you move to the suburbs.
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by FrustratedMonky 1mo ago
Yeah, not being part of that market. I was viewing the headline more like an Apple Watch. That seems like the click bait of the headline, it sounds like a new feature that will be in a watch or something.
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by FrustratedMonky 1mo ago
Scale of the impact. If your game was being played by a million people paying a subscription. Then it would be worth debugging it.
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by FrustratedMonky 1mo ago
Well. this seems like a big detail to leave out for something advertised as 'wearable'.
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by FrustratedMonky 1mo ago
But in todays FDA, is this real, or just what an Influencer wanted to see? Isn't the FDA run by a health care influencer, that would love to hype products they can get a cut from?
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by FrustratedMonky 1mo ago
"not cut from the same cloth as Gartner McKinsey et al" Yeah, those guys aren't biased at all.
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by FrustratedMonky 1mo ago
Or. AI sees we have too many 'cogs' available, and they are using up resources. Lets cull them back a bit.

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