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by _heimdall 1mo ago
The ideas is that the URL references the resource and the content type requested is only asking for that content in a different projection or representation. The content at a URL should always match, the format in which its represented can
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by _heimdall 1mo ago
For the LLM use, the challenge is that it will only discover those after first requesting and parsing the HTML version. Maybe it will notice those, and maybe it will figure out the pattern for follow-up page requests, but there's no gu
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by _heimdall 1mo ago
Its not aligned either though.
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by _heimdall 1mo ago
People in similar cultures and societies tend to roughly align, but its still leaky within a society and can be very misaligned across different societies. The problem of alignment with AI is that there's potentially a power imbalance.
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by _heimdall 1mo ago
Regulations are for control and punishment, not alignment.
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by _heimdall 1mo ago
Are they? Humans are often at war with other groups of humans. And they do absolutely terrible things to the "other" group.
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by _heimdall 1mo ago
We don't align humans. Just look at how often in documented human history there weren't wars going on somewhere.
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by _heimdall 1mo ago
I feel for the team having to deal with these problems at github today. Its also beyond me how those in charge for years wouldn't have seen this coming. Github was bought by Microsoft, whether they wanted to acknowledge that internally
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by _heimdall 1mo ago
It appears that its okay as long as you did the hacj on behalf of one of the most over valued companies out there. If a person in their basement did the same hack, you better believe there would be legal repercussions.
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by _heimdall 1mo ago
I don't think alignment is even clearly defined today. Your use of it here makes sense, it may have done exactly what the prompter asked of it. Most people think alignment is more broad though, expecting an aligned model to act in the
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by _heimdall 1mo ago
> We are placing stricter requirements on alignment This is comical. Its impossible to align a black box and that's precisely what LLMs are. It also seems impossible to align recursive text prediction algorithms, which LLMs are. How
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by _heimdall 1mo ago
Peppermint is also very helpful for headaches and nausea in my experience. I'll smell some peppermint oil or put a drop on my upper lip, headaches and nausea go away pretty soon after.
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
Yes its border patrol, but its also still specifically for American citizens. Border patrol doesn't get immunity from the constitution and my need to reenter the country is not probably cause for a Terry stop and search of my phone.
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
It isn't foolproof though, and police and DAs have incentive to both work together and to look the other way. Note I also didn't say the problem is rampant. I take issue that its possible at all, and that it isn't a 100% succ
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
Maybe a better example as a half decent defense attorney, or the judge, could get subsequent evidence thrown out there. A cop pulls you over for a brake light. They decide to go fishing, asking where you're coming from or where you&#x2
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
I'm personally less concerned with those cases and more concerned with evidence that ultimately is thrown out allowed them to build a case that otherwise would have gone nowhere. Say they search a vehicle without consent or probable ca
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
Rights needing to occasionally be upheld by the courts wasn't my complaint though. Its cases where rights we're clearly infringed, at least I'd expect most citizens would agree, and courts uphold it because a person didn&#x27
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
That shouldn't be limited to cash payers though. Insurance companies should not be part of the process of care providers pricing their service, nor should they be able to deny a charge after the fact. Today's model is great for
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
Unreasonable search is always under attack though. There are many instances today of cops forcibly entering a home claiming nothing more than a welfare check, or "we received a call." Edit to add that its also more difficult than
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
Making healthcare more affordable was literally in the name. I agree they also aimed to expand coverage, but cost reduction as a top line item and my point was simply that it didn't land that goal. At a minimum since we don't know
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
Interesting, never realized that was an option. Thanks!
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
In what way? If I have multiple local commits pushed once I expect to see CI type actions to run once for the push rather than for ever commit in the push.
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
Nothing stops a doctor or an office from saying "treatment X costs $Y." Doctors can't say how much an insurance provider will cover or what a patient's out of pocket will therefore be, but that is a separate issue furthe
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
Preauthorization is a bit different, and yes I can see care providers hating it. Its possible for a provider to know ahead of time that providing a saline IV costs $60, for example. Its also possible to have health care policies that approv
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
I'm not sure most people can actually define socialism, let alone recognize it.
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
Sure, I'd be all for such reform. Those are the kinda of changes we can and should make before even considering nationalizing an entire industry. If nothing else we'd want that setup anyway under a centralized system, and we could
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
That's a great question, and one that should receive similar funding and attention to properly compare. My hunch is that (a) this study over estimates on the cost reduction side and would not pan out, and (b) improving health should al
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
If the ACA was so successful at reducing coats we wouldn't still be having discussions like this about the excessive costs of both care and insurance in the US. We will never know how costs would have changed if we didn't implemen
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
The disconnect between prices and end consumers is itself a huge problem. I should know what care costs before I get it, and I should know how much my instance company is paying on my behalf before I get care. For prices to be sane we need
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by _heimdall 2mo ago
No one benefits when there's a single player in an industry. When that single player also owns your taxes and military, its a risk we should at least avoid if at all possible.

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