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by Jensson 6mo ago
> If someone asks you, in a very convincing, persuasive way, why you did something a year ago and you can't clearly remember you did, it can happen that you become positive that you did so anyway. And then the mind just hallucinates
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by Jensson 6mo ago
Most humans don't have split brains, and without split brains you have quite a bit of insight into the thoughts in your brain. Its not perfect but its better than nothing, LLM have nothing since there is no mechanism for them to commun
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by Jensson 6mo ago
> If feedback from this incident is in its context window, it is highly unlikely to make this same mistake again If this incident gets into its training data, then its highly likely that it will repeat it again with the same confession s
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by Jensson 6mo ago
More than that, Gemini has the entire knowledge graph team that probably got retooled to be an LLM data team now.
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by Jensson 6mo ago
It says that you are allowed to drop off passengers in bike lanes. "Advisory and mandatory cycle lanes, marked by a painted line, can be entered into by taxis and PHVs for pick-up and drop-off at the kerb edge" https://
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by Jensson 6mo ago
That is technically correct but not how the language works. "Advisory and mandatory cycle lanes, marked by a painted line, can be entered into by taxis and PHVs for pick-up and drop-off at the kerb edge" You are allowed to drop of
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by Jensson 6mo ago
> I’m pretty sure to zero extent. There is a lot, waymo gives out a bunch of data. https://waymo.com/open/ You can see people testing it in videos like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNwCDacDE2
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by Jensson 6mo ago
I don't care what Trump says, I look at facts on the ground and fact is that USA never blockaded ships that weren't going to Iranian ports, and the American navy never said they did either. What Trump says in public and what the p
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by Jensson 6mo ago
> The USA is literally blockading the strait to prevent tolling. USA is blockading Iran, they don't blockade anyone but Iran. > But the policy you're ascribing to Iran, incorrectly, is actually what your government claims to
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by Jensson 6mo ago
> If oil money dries up, everyone else will suffer before the IRGC. See North Korea for an example. 90% of IRGC funding comes directly from their own oil empire, without oil they barely have any funding. They can't make the other pa
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by Jensson 6mo ago
> Destroying the regime is much easier than destroying the IRGC. IRGC is an oil money empire, they aren't ideological warriors they are mercenaries that fight for money, remove the oil and the empire crumbles. Its like removing ad r
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by Jensson 6mo ago
> The world can't absorb a 25% cut in oil production for anything more than a few months. IRGC can't absorb that for more than a few months either, and if the world wants to open the strait they would rather attack Iran over th
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by Jensson 6mo ago
> The thread isn’t eliminated and America looks weaker. The threat is eliminated, Iran will not be a threat again after this. If USA pulls out Israel will finish the job for sure since Iran isn't in a position to stop Israel bombing
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by Jensson 6mo ago
> Iran is in a stronger geopolitical position (than the one they held before the war) today Why do you say that? IRGC lost 90% of their corrupt income when USA blockaded their shadow fleet of oil tankers, they are weaker than ever right
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by Jensson 6mo ago
> If the goal is to overthrow the regime by force, you need boots on the ground. You have the Artesh in Iran, their standard military which is bigger than the IRGC and aren't under Islamist rule and they are loyal more to the democr
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by Jensson 6mo ago
The primary reason was always to eliminate the threat of Iran, if democracy could come out of it and so on that's secondary reasons.
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by Jensson 6mo ago
Iran also has a doomsday clock ticking down saying Israel will get destroyed by 2040, only reasonable way that can happen is a nuclear weapon. If they really didn't want a nuclear weapon they wouldn't be so against bans on them en
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by Jensson 6mo ago
> While hallucination is probably closer to 100% depending on the question. But the benchmark didn't ask those questions, and it seems grok is very well at saying it doesn't know the answer otherwise.
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by Jensson 6mo ago
That doesn't test whether the model can follow and execute a dynamic plan reliably.
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by Jensson 6mo ago
All of those government organizations are under the same management: the government. Subsidiaries are still under the management of the parent firm.
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by Jensson 6mo ago
An AI reply would be more relevant to the headline / article, humans often write something tangential since we have more going on in our head and not just the context at hand while AI can't ignore context.
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by Jensson 6mo ago
Gemini uses google search to find references when making images, so it probably found the pokemon images online to do this. > I know that's the game, but it seems CRAZY to me that they can do this. Its not crazy that a search can fi
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by Jensson 6mo ago
> If US lost public support then destroyed all oil and major iranian infra then left what would happen? Israel would go in and bomb the country to shit, since Israel is much more brutal than USA is.
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by Jensson 6mo ago
> Do you seriously think the US Navy doesn't avoid Chinese tracking? How would they avoid having a Chinese satellite continuously track their movement? They have the capability to do that, there is nothing USA can do about it except
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by Jensson 6mo ago
> Not once have I ever seen somebody try to derail a process of "ascertain speed is an issue that should be tackled" -> "profile" -> fix the hot path. Many things need to be optimized before you can easily profi
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by Jensson 6mo ago
Brains invented this language to express their inner thoughts, it is made to fit our thoughts, it is very different from what LLM does with it they don't start with our inner thoughts and learning to express those it just learns to rep
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by Jensson 6mo ago
It doesn't know if it produced that token itself or if someone else did.
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by Jensson 6mo ago
It happens as soon as they can't get more investments, up until now they could live on investment money but now they need real profits.
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by Jensson 6mo ago
Planned obsolesce are anti consumer and increases sales. So yes anti consumer design can increase sales volume, that is often the point. Replaceable batteries lets you use your phone longer, that means people will take longer to buy a new p
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by Jensson 6mo ago
I think its good that HN and reddit are basically the same, or that all old forums were basically the same but with different color schemes. Homogeneity is a blessing for UX.

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