HeavyStorm

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by HeavyStorm 5mo ago
At least someone is asking the right questions.
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by HeavyStorm 5mo ago
If that happened, has a crime been committed? I don't think so. Well, maybe tampering with the thermometer might be a crime, but, on the gambling angle, I would say it's not.
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by HeavyStorm 5mo ago
Not my experience. AI takes a lot less time doing tasks than myself. My current issue is that 2 out of 3 they don't produce the code that I want, so I either have to reprompt or do it myself. And the solution is simple: just accept the
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by HeavyStorm 5mo ago
That's a conspiracy theory if I ever heard one.
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by HeavyStorm 5mo ago
Yes
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by HeavyStorm 5mo ago
That's pretty standard review practice in there by now.
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by HeavyStorm 5mo ago
I guess if they are wrong the world economy crashes and burn again, because they wasted all these shiny dollars on infra build out. It's lose lose.
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by HeavyStorm 5mo ago
We have. That's why the parent said _there was a time_, implying that this is no longer true.
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by HeavyStorm 5mo ago
_begins_? Like, before, they wouldn't get tickets?
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by HeavyStorm 5mo ago
This title is misleading: yes, a bunch of users didn't liked it. But of course there's UI research and likely A/B testing showed github that this might be preferable to the majority of users. Personally, I don't like it
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by HeavyStorm 5mo ago
You're absolutely right. And the root cause is simple: the stock market / shareholders. The incentive is for quarterly returns, not long term. That's why CEOs look for that - that's the job they are assigned by sharehold
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by HeavyStorm 6mo ago
You might be right, but that's terrible
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by HeavyStorm 6mo ago
Like this, for sure not. And Sam has not, even with that article, done anything to warrant violence.
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by HeavyStorm 6mo ago
The real issue is expecting an LLM to be deterministic when it's not.
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by HeavyStorm 6mo ago
That's not the point...
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by HeavyStorm 6mo ago
Decision makers do pay attention to US internal affairs as it affects the rest of the world directly.
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by HeavyStorm 7mo ago
It doesn't "pick" anything. It produces the most likely number after this question based on the data it has been trained with! Reasoning models might pick in a sense that they will come up the the rules (like the grand parent
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by HeavyStorm 7mo ago
They can't be random, that's not how a stochastic model produces tokens. Unless the models in question are using a tool call for it, the result will very likely carry bias
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by HeavyStorm 7mo ago
You just went and created the worst example. The model knows how to create an rng, that's not it weakness. In fact, if you give it a random mcp it won't do that.
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by HeavyStorm 7mo ago
Well, yeah! It's a probalistic model, and extremely biased - it has to be, so that it can predict the correct token.
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by HeavyStorm 7mo ago
There's no "just" in RL. Fine tuning is very important and could make a lot of difference.
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by HeavyStorm 7mo ago
Same here. My take is that the codebase is too large and complex for it to find the right patterns. It does work sometimes. The smaller the task, the better.
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by HeavyStorm 7mo ago
Same argument(s) can be applied to age verification.
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by HeavyStorm 7mo ago
Same in Brazil. Economically and politically not nearly as important, but 250 million people affected by the same discoursem
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by HeavyStorm 7mo ago
Why not all of the above? Reducing costs and improving quality.
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by HeavyStorm 7mo ago
> no matter how small a component already is, the single-responsibility principle can still be applied: every line of code can be assigned its own responsibility The definition of SRP is to have each class (or module) to have a single re
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by HeavyStorm 7mo ago
Don't need to read: cost.
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by HeavyStorm 7mo ago
This is so fucking ridiculous.
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by HeavyStorm 7mo ago
Words on a piece of paper mean absolutely nothing. What matters the most is the real intent of the leaders of the company (something that changes over time and that changes over time, that is, what matters to then and who they are). Sam Alt
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by HeavyStorm 7mo ago
As usual, post marked dead as it concerns crimes of war.

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