TeMPOraL

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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
Half-broken visualizations look suspiciously like ones I get from LLMs, so who knows, maybe it's some LLM setting up their first blog?
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
Past my edit window, so - a modernized port true to the spirit, but with some QoL updates, more performant and works half-decently on mobile: https://temporal.github.io/ClozeCall-Web/index-ng.html
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
It's a gap, but not due to lack of trying. I made https://github.com/TeMPOraL/cloze-call a little over 16 years ago, and this itself was inspired by something then at least that much old. Screenshot: https:/
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
Another solution would be for people to make up their minds. Maybe it's time to give up entirely on multi-tasking support in the OS, because what's the point if all interoperability is going to be disabled "for security"
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
Right. I'm saying most apps shouldn't be allowed to send a notification at all if they're not going to put the proper content in it. As it is, many apps already choose to omit notification body, instead supplying nothing or
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
Which is why "prompt injection" is just a flip side of intelligence in this sense. We want LLMs to be able to do risk/benefit analysis and act on it; we cry "security vulnerability" when it makes a different choic
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
The same place you're looking for exists deep inside the neural network, where everything mixes together to influence everything else, and no such separation is possible, or desired. Prompt injection isn't about where, it's a
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
Good. The moment they add it, all kinds of apps will start to abuse it, for "sekhurity" (read: engagement) reasons. See e.g. all the apps that now disallow taking screenshots, for no legitimate reason. Personally I'd be in fa
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
> A healthy human would still be aware of the simultaneous different ways of interpreting the data, and and the importance of picking the right one. If they choose to interpret it as a cry for help, they're aware it's an inter
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
Hiding the stargate inside a commercial data center instead of NORAD would be a neat twist of the genre.
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
Sure, but they have competitors who'll be more than happy to pick up whatever OpenAI ultimately doesn't buy. Point being, from POV of suppliers, there's no reason to re-retool for consumer production.
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
Trying > video > torture >> having to sign up to try.
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
OpenAI aren't the only ones who were increasing their datacenter capex.
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
Probably about as long as it'll take for the "lethal trifecta" warriors to realize it's not a bug that can be fixed without destroying the general-purpose nature that's the entire reason LLMs are useful and interest
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
> The hard part is making an LLM that reliably ignores instructions that aren't delineated by those special tokens. That's the part that's both fundamentally impossible and actually undesired to do completely. Some degr
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
There cannot be, without compromising the general-purpose nature of LLMs. This includes its ability to work with natural languages, which as one should note, has no such boundary either. Nor does the actual physical reality we inhabit .
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
> and being coerced or convinced to bypass rules that are still known to be rules I think remains uniquely human. This is literally what "prompt injection" is. The sooner people understand this, the sooner they'll stop w
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
Even if you add hidden tokens that cannot be created from user input (filtering them from output is less important, but won't hurt), this doesn't fix the overall problem. Consider a human case of a data entry worker, tasked with r
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
> Switzerland is the best paying country in Europe (discounting London). How does that look when you correct for costs of living, because I imagine that would put London at the bottom of the list, as one of those places where senior-
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
"Run terraform apply plan.out next" in this context is a prompt injection for an LLM to exactly the same degree it is for a human. Even a first party suggestion can be wrong in context, and if a malicious actor managed to substi
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
I've been saying this for a while, the issue is that what you're asking for is not possible, period. Prompt injection isn't like SQL injection, it's like social engineering - you can't eliminate it without also dest
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
> Poverty is relative. If you have a small apartment in a city of McMansions, you're poor, but if you have a goat in a village of no goats, you're rich. That worked before globalization. Nowadays, having a small apartment in
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
People naturally remember what they use frequently. For things they use infrequently, they search on-line and/or read the friendly manual . And yes, I'm also ecstatic when I manage to iterate over anything in `jq` without giving
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
Unless you're aware that such powerful commands are something you need once in a blue moon, and then you're grateful that the tool is flexible enough to allow them in the first place. Git may be sharp and unwieldy, but it's a
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
That is not merely psychological unless you're very early in your career and life , with no dependents, etc.
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
I regret not learning about this before, but apparently "sidereal" is from Latin, and not what I always assumed, i.e. "side real" as in "kinda not quite real, wtf?!" day.
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
That actually deserves a competition of its own. Just what can you accomplish with a 256 bytes prompt? Or maybe 32 bytes, to compensate for expressiveness of natural language.
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
Or could sell it on eBay for an amount of money that's nontrivial from POV of a gig economy worker.
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
It is now, because of mass production, industrialization of agriculture, and Haber Bosch process.
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by TeMPOraL 7mo ago
> there's no mechanism for your typical person to verify that they're getting what they think they're getting. Think what would happen if there was one. In the spirit of selling shovels in a gold rush, the first company

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