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Xelynega
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Xelynega
2y ago
Not only extends them, but compounds them because you have a non-deterministic human making changes to a non-deterministic computer system which is making changes to an existing computer system.
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2y ago
Isn't this DeepMind achievement from 2023?
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Xelynega
2y ago
How does that differ from a non-reasoning model rewarded/punished based on performance at verifiable tasks? What does CoT add that enables the reward/punishment?
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Xelynega
2y ago
Trans people playing on the sporting team they want to is not "rights", and your focus on it to deflect from the very real issue I brought up is telling... I don't mind being called "the very definition of disingenuous&q
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Xelynega
2y ago
The minecraft wiki has moved off of fandom, fandom just overtakes it in SEO. Linking to the fandom wiki like you do on this site probably helps fandom more than you're hurting it. Just help wiki maintainers move to better platforms.
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2y ago
> What rights of minorities have been targeted? If the only example is trans rights, it's dumb to think it's a simple issue of trampled rights So it's not an issue of trampled rights if it's just trans rights, yet you
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Xelynega
2y ago
Why do trans people not count as a minority being targetted? I'm curious, what rights are "granted" by making it illegal for doctors to prescribe puberty blocks when they as a medical professional and a child's parents a
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2y ago
So no application code needs to be changed because no application code exists. Isn't that like saying you don't need to modify application code with an REST API if your "application" is just a list of instructions on how
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2y ago
I'm just confused how parties that advocate for small government(in the US and Canada) seem to simultaneously target the rights of minorities. How can the issue people are concerned with be government overreach if they don't care
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2y ago
Using your "person a" "person b" story, what about "persons c-z" that also want fluoride because they trust doctors? If one out of a hundred people don't want fluoride, can't they can spend slightly m
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Xelynega
2y ago
> Actually fluoride is prohibited in children's toothpaste in Germany because of its suspected neurotoxicity. I can't find any information on this, do you have a source? According to Wikipedia fluoride toothpaste is recommended
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Xelynega
2y ago
Has this link been found to not exist in fluoride supplements or fluoride toothpastes? I don't think it's such a no brainer if every health org is recommending fluoride, and some people think it's scary.
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2y ago
Are those the people voting for the "have the government put restrictions on trans people" party? I have a feeling it's not about "letting people be". It's about "let me be and screw over those I don'
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Xelynega
2y ago
I think you missed the point of "positive" versus "negative" freedoms. They have more of one, less of the other.
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2y ago
> What specifically was impossible 5 years ago that llms can do > It's so self-evident, that I don't know how to take the request for examples seriously Do you see why people are hesitant to believe people with outrageous cl
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2y ago
I don't understand this at all. If my application performs some function dependant on data from an API(e.x. showing tax information, letting a user input tax information, and performing tax calculations and autocomplete), how do I exte
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2y ago
Who is?
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2y ago
If the solution to "devices not setting up" was "udevadm trigger" and it took an LLM suggestion to get there, I question your google skills. When I google "linux device not initializing correctly", someone sugg
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Xelynega
2y ago
It's also a red flag to hear "it is trivial to show that it can do things literally impossible even 5 years ago" 10 comments deep without anybody doing exactly that...
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Xelynega
2y ago
Have you considered that the problems you encounter in daily life just happen to be more present in the training data than problems other users encounter? Stitching together well-known web technologies and protocols in well-known patterns,
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2y ago
The government could compel signal to do this, no? They haven't, but if they decide they want to what's technologically stopping signal from: 1. Making an update that doesn't exist in git which pushes decrypted messages to th
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Xelynega
2y ago
My point is to make a comment on social media and get responses to see what other people think. All I'm getting at is that any company that distributes code to you and tells you they can't see your data is lying. They just don
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2y ago
When was the last time you verified that the update being pushed to the app store by signal matches the git repo? When was the last time you checked what updates have been made to the git repo? Of course what you're saying is "tec
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2y ago
Signal is an app whose distribution is controlled by the same people that say they don't have access to your data. They could at any point push an update that decrypts your messages locally and pushes them decrypted to a server. The on
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2y ago
When was the last time you verified an update to signal against the source code? The threat model is circumvented for people that do that before every update, but unless you're doing that they can push whatever code they want to your a
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Xelynega
2y ago
This schtick is just that, a schtick thats only as strong as whoever is fighting against it... https://www.devever.net/~hl/webcrypto
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2y ago
Is this not just hiding the "complexity" of SQL behind an LLM and hoping for the best? If you know SQL and know what you're trying to find, what can the LLM do quickly that you couldn't just constructing a query to get w
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2y ago
HTTP also works locally(over local files including stdin/stdout), not just remotely.
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2y ago
> And because this can now happen at runtime, users (instead of developers) can add arbitrary functionality to applications. I don't understand what you mean by this. Currently without MCP a server has an API that's documented
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2y ago
And it takes time and effort to develop the method for creating the crafts. That doesn't change that they're different in reproducibility...
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