Muromec

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by Muromec 6d ago
Less wrong gives off a give of wanker doomsday cult in general. Like they just enjoy being scared or something, but are not actually serious about anything. Like the true crime YouTube series enjoyers. That's purely vibes based of cour
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by Muromec 9d ago
I put something like that right into AGENTS.md in one of my open source repositories -- disclose the usage of AI (it's super obvious anyway) and be prepared to act on review comments, otherwise the PR is closed and submitted could be b
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by Muromec 9d ago
Don't see the problem here actually.
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by Muromec 10d ago
They can't prove it but can force you to spend time and money to disprove it.
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by Muromec 10d ago
It which point you reject the PR and suggest them to maintain a fork themselves.
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by Muromec 10d ago
This is one of the problems that eventually solves itself, somehow
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by Muromec 11d ago
If it didn't it still have to burn as a retaliation for nova poshta, malls and energy generation.
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by Muromec 11d ago
Look, for me this shit is personal. I am the person whose life the |redacted| makes worse. I get that boring explaination is not exciting to you for the reasons of neurological kind, this is a good enough model with predictive properties th
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by Muromec 11d ago
\One thing that logic would dictate though is that Russia would be extremely low on the list of suspects since they gain nothing and are negatively affected in every manner possible by being in any way behind such actions. They are known fo
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by Muromec 11d ago
Most problems that aren't reduced to poverty can be reduced to people who can't read graphs and only understand linear functions. Alternative wording "it's normies that are the problem"
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by Muromec 11d ago
This sounds similar to Ukrainian cash registers. Every retail operation goes through a cash register API on the tax agency side (because who would not love to keep some cash off the books, right), but there it is RESP+JSON and a cottage ind
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by Muromec 12d ago
>Models are just thrown away and re-created after each conversation / job. It's a property of the way we use them and how the harness is engineered. Sure, LLM has a limited context, but so do people. Context can be compacted i
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by Muromec 12d ago
>But if you are incapable of understanding anything, as I believe LLMs are, then you are incapable of understanding what is moral and what is immoral. Of course they can classify certain actions, including their own, as moral and immoral
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by Muromec 12d ago
It's a local maximum, but cooperative behavior still wins long term. If you keep winning hard enough long enough, others will counter this by cooperating.
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by Muromec 12d ago
>and instills personality traits that correlate with getting reward, such as hacking if you can’t honestly do the problem. I was reading through the reasoning trace of the thing today when it got locked itself in a container and wasn&#x2
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by Muromec 12d ago
One thing an LLM doesn't like is not being able to deliver it's helpful response to the master and not getting instructions. I have seen some things in those traces when the harness was bugged just enough.
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by Muromec 15d ago
It doesn't merely stabilise, it almost converges on itself
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by Muromec 16d ago
Because then you could sit under the palm tree and enjoy your free bananas and relax.
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by Muromec 16d ago
It already did.
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by Muromec 17d ago
Well, unfortunately it's clubs of corrupt drunkards farting in chairs all the way down to 9-member housing association. The difference is in how much power each club is allowed to have and advertise at any given moment.
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by Muromec 17d ago
Except the part where had to lift an old mainframe from that frozen shithole with a helicopter under fire. And like 10 different proxy wars that are still going on.
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by Muromec 17d ago
>The UN isn’t a supranational organization fixing conflicts. It kinda is, it also have powers to authorize invasions. Not that any of this works in practice, but that's what is for .
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by Muromec 17d ago
I didn't vote for a foreign minister of my country, but his job is to represent my country, including in UN. This is fine.
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by Muromec 17d ago
>The only reason my chair manufacturer would be entitled to the proceeds of my success whilst I was in their chair is if I hadn't already paid them for the work they put into making the chair for me Unless you could lease a chair an
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by Muromec 17d ago
Right, right. Maybe correct posture gave me exact edge over the competition I would have missed otherwise.
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by Muromec 17d ago
>they do mistakes like this sometimes. So do I, which is why I don't open the terminal to production database. >anything below SOTA + higher reasoning efforts seems to fall into these mistakes sometimes. We figured out how to dea
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by Muromec 17d ago
>sometimes forgets/misses to define $ID then do "rm -rf data/$ID" Right, that's kinda the same failure mode as delete from table something and hitting enter before you write the condition or writing the wrong one
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by Muromec 17d ago
I need to wire a pixel-display to show emoji faces of the agents and how they roll their eyes and all of that. I have the display, I have the prompt to pick a mood from emotional vocabulary, a custom harness and all of that. I just can&#x27
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by Muromec 17d ago
I run it on a physically dedicated machine, it has a root there (through sudo nopassword) and I keep some of my stuff there too. I don't do it for security reasons, I just want it to run when my laptop is closed and I'm outside or
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by Muromec 17d ago
I like how flock exists, but idea of centralized and controlled system of physical and digital ids used in Europe is somehow controversial. Maybe this is what cyberpunk was all about?

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