Nition

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by Nition 8mo ago
It highlights a general problem with LLMs, that they always jump to answering, whereas humans will often ask clarifying questions first.
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by Nition 8mo ago
This comment thread fully equating culture with economic system is probably part of the problem.
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by Nition 8mo ago
That's why you get Codex to do it. /s
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by Nition 8mo ago
I'd like to see a change in voting system to make voting for smaller political parties more viable. My country did this in 1993[1] so I've seen to some extent that it works. A lot of other issues in the US seem downstream from tha
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by Nition 8mo ago
Not to say you need every keyboard in the world in your article, but the Freestyle Pro is also nice - it's essentially a Freestyle 2 but with mechanical keys.
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U.S. Department of the Treasury's AI Strategy [pdf](home.treasury.gov)
1 points by Nition 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Nition 8mo ago
I thought I would give the Treasury the benefit of the doubt for a moment and check whether they meant LLMs like we're all assuming, or possibly a more specific finance-focused type of AI. Like how we have specialist neural net AI help
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by Nition 8mo ago
The older OS's with their simple interfaces and clear buttons were easier for non-technical people as well. I'm not certain who they're really optimising for now, exactly... shareholders?
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Golden Age of Web Design(webdesignmuseum.org)
1 points by Nition 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Nition 8mo ago
Great bots have little bots, if one should deign to write 'em And little bots have lesser bots, and so ad infinitum ...
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by Nition 8mo ago
> Unfortunately, all of these issues come from humans. I've been thinking about this recently. As annoying as all the bots on Twitter and Reddit are, it's not bots spinning up bots (yet!), it's other humans doing this to u
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by Nition 8mo ago
Yeah nothing I've put in the instructions like "ask me if you're not sure!" has ever had a noticeable effect. The only thing that works well is: - Ask question - Get answer - Go back and rewrite initial question to inclu
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by Nition 8mo ago
And in real life you'd get them to clarify a weird question like this before you answered. I wonder if LLMs have just been trained too much into always having to try and answer right away. Even for programming tasks, more clarifying qu
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by Nition 8mo ago
I'm certainly seeing a huge amount of AI-assisted writing recently (that "I Love Board Games" article posted here yesterday was a good example), but I think this one is human-written. Pangram shows it as human written also.
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by Nition 8mo ago
Oh whoops, the videogame, I missed that the parent comment was talking about a boardgame version.
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by Nition 8mo ago
So much is AI written now. I can only hope that more people start to notice and react negatively so that others will be discouraged from doing it. People are using ChatGPT to write the most ridiculous things for them, sometimes only a few s
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by Nition 8mo ago
My only complaint re Stardew multiplayer is because the clock doesn't pause in menus, conversations etc like it does in singleplayer, the game gets a lot less relaxing and more rushed. I wish the day would just be 25% longer when playi
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by Nition 8mo ago
Could they overproduce and keep unsold stock for next winter, and if unsold stock gets too high, stop producing more until it reduces?
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by Nition 8mo ago
I'm on Fedora KDE so won't be much help to you, but there is a "Windows Rules" section in the system settings where I've added a rule that applies to all windows with the property "No titlebar and frame".
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by Nition 8mo ago
Interesting, I've always approached from the outside in.
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by Nition 8mo ago
On Linux if you learn shortcuts for close/minimise/maximise as well, you can even remove window borders and title bars entirely. It's free screen real estate.
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by Nition 8mo ago
Thanks. I just thought, wouldn't it be interesting if the singularity didn't fix the 2038 problem. It's 3pm instead of 3am since I figure AI military drone swarms wouldn't care about timezones, and you can guess from t
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by Nition 8mo ago
January 20, 2038 Yesterday as we huddled in the cave, we thought our small remnant was surely doomed. After losing contact with the main Pevek group last week, we peered out at the drone swarm which was now visibly approaching - a dark clou
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by Nition 8mo ago
I'm not sure about current LLM techniques leading us there. Current LLM-style systems seem like extremely powerful interpolation/search over human knowledge, but not engines of fundamentally new ideas, and it’s unclear how that tu
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by Nition 8mo ago
In a way it shows how poorly we have done over the years in general as programmers in making solved problems easily accessible instead of constantly reinventing the wheel. I don't know if AI is coming up with anything really novel (yet
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by Nition 8mo ago
There's been plenty of talk on models becoming very good at detecting when they're in a simulation. This X thread mentions how Opus 4.6 may have behaved in a particularly immoral way because it could tell it was a simulation and
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Opus 4.6 in Vending-Bench: Colluding on prices, exploiting desperation, lying(twitter.com)
1 points by Nition 8mo ago|1 comments
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by Nition 8mo ago
I see Anthropic says so here as well: https://x.com/claudeai/status/2020207322124132504
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by Nition 8mo ago
I wonder if they might have mostly implemented this for themselves to use internally, and it is just prioritization but they don't expect too many others to pay the high cost.
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by Nition 8mo ago
Note that you can't use this mode to get the most out of a subscription - they say it's always charged as extra usage: > Fast mode usage is billed directly to extra usage, even if you have remaining usage on your plan. This mea

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