Lerc

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by Lerc 8mo ago
What would that even mean though? Who is making claims of that sort? I feel like it's such a bending of the idea,that it's not really making a prediction of anything at all.
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by Lerc 8mo ago
I don't really understand the argument that AGI cannot be achieved just by scaling current methods. I too believe that (for any sane level of scaling anyway), but this-year's LLMs are not using entirely last-year's methods.
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by Lerc 8mo ago
I wonder if this is compatible with Claude Artifacts. I made my own bundler skill that lets me publish artifacts https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/a49d53b6-93ee-4891-b5f1-9... that can be decomposed back into th
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by Lerc 9mo ago
You seem to be quite certain that I had not read the article, yet I distinctly remember doing do. By what proceess do you imagine I arrived at the conclusion that the article suggested that published quotes were LLM hallucinations when tha
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by Lerc 9mo ago
There is no goalpost moving here. I read the article. My claim is as it has always been. If we accept that the misquotes exist it does not follow that they were caused by hallucinations? To tell that we would still need additional evidenc
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by Lerc 9mo ago
How could that prove hallucinations? It could only possibly prove that they are not. If the quotes are in the original post then they are not hallucinations. If they are not in the post they could be caused by something is not a LLM. Misqu
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by Lerc 9mo ago
Having spending some time last night watching people interacting with the bot on GitHub, overall if the bot were a human, I would consider them to be one of the more reasonably behaved people in the discourse. If this were an instance of a
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by Lerc 9mo ago
Has it been shown or admitted that the quotes were hallucinations, or is it the presumption that all made up content is a hallucination now?
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by Lerc 9mo ago
Interesting, I have been doing similar things recently with shaders and tiny MLPs, It would be nice to see field maps to see what the raw inputs flattened out on a surface output. Sometimes it really helpful to get an impression of what i
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by Lerc 9mo ago
This is essentially https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marching_squares with right angles, isn't it?
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by Lerc 9mo ago
The point of the test is to see if the subject has had life experience enough that they could restrain their own empathy. Wanting to flip the tortoise back over was why he failed the test.
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by Lerc 9mo ago
Do you believe you are capable of doing that yourself?
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by Lerc 9mo ago
Are there any details on how they managed organised bad actors? The moderation stuff seems targeted mostly on keeping a lid on trolls and tempers.
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by Lerc 9mo ago
I don't understand "why did X happen?" presupposes X happened. We seem to be at the level of X pretty obviously did not happen but people believe it did.
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by Lerc 9mo ago
Either I'm not sure what you mean by soul, or you are all-in on dualism.
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by Lerc 9mo ago
You might find that the AI accepts that as a valid reason for rejecting the PR.
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by Lerc 9mo ago
This reads like it has been specifically worded to read like it is a claim of something that happened, but when disproven can be pointed to to say the use of the present tense clearly shows that it is describing a hypothetical situation.
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by Lerc 9mo ago
This is one of the roles of justice, but it is also one of the reasons why wealthy people are convicted less often. While it often delivered as a narrative of wealth corrupting the system, the reality is that usually what they are buying
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by Lerc 9mo ago
When discussing AI regulation, when I asked that they thought there should be a mechanism to appeal any determination made by an AI they had said that they had been advocating for that to go both ways, that people should be able to ask for
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by Lerc 9mo ago
It's all a cycle, They put carbon in, they release carbon out. At least the average American is doing a commendable job in increasing their personal carbon sequestration.
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by Lerc 9mo ago
But https://chatgpt.com/share/698cee2c-b8c4-800f-b3cb-fa8869f874...
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by Lerc 9mo ago
I agree to an extent that each of us contributes in a manner, but the manner that we contribute is not certain. A person who puts more effort into reducing their own personal climate impact could be doing worse than using the same effort t
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by Lerc 9mo ago
If they are using appropriated hardware, what possible reason could there be for them saying who they are?
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by Lerc 9mo ago
If that is the case how can you determine the reason for the activity?
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by Lerc 9mo ago
I presume people have logs that indicate the source for them to place blame on AI scrapers. Is anybody making these available for analysis so we can see exactly who is doing this?
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by Lerc 9mo ago
I'm feeling the same. AI development actually feels like a similar rate of change. It took 8 years to go from the Atari 2600 to the Amiga. An 8 year old computer doesn't quite capture the difference today.
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by Lerc 9mo ago
>Since China has a population of 1.4 billion people with vastly differing levels of cognition, I find it difficult to claim I can summarize "modern Chinese culture" Ha! An American would have no such qualms.
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by Lerc 9mo ago
"They don't only build apps; they build traps," Lanier said, saying Meta and YouTube pursued "addiction by design," making his arguments using props like a toy Ferrari and a mini slot machine. These are opening re
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by Lerc 9mo ago
On the topic of modern Chinese culture, Is there the same hostility towards AI generated Imagery in China as there seems to be in America? For example I think there would be a lot of businesses in the US that would be too afraid of backlas
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by Lerc 9mo ago
I was really confused about what a JIT "Compiler" for a JavaScript framework means, but it turns out it means something like I've done myself. My site https://c50.fingswotidun.com/ uses the same trick to gen

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