alienbaby

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by alienbaby 2mo ago
This is correct. I just can't quite remember the exact details nowadays. But now you say it, I think that is what I had, just a single cli window :)
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
This is the first post I've seen mention it. How traceable are the embedded codes?
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
True, but as it pieces together new mathematical truths from the pieces we have discovered ourselves, it then has more truths upon which to build new solutions. And so on, so while it is just remembering things we have forgotten, the amo
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
You know how many pieces of art Damien Hurst creates himself Vs his studio assistants creating them under his direction? For example, of his 1500 spot paintings, he only actually made 5 of them. It's not uncommon at all for artists to
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
assuming the technology of model architectures does not gain any further breakthroughs that returns us back to the gains previously seen. I'm of the opinion that we still have some discoveries on the mathematical side of the fence to
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
is that releveant if people can host their own models? that activity still undermines the valuation / diminishes the US companies 'moat' ?
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
One htought I had; if The chinese allow unfettered access to cyber capabilties while th US does it's best to neuter it's model releases, from China's point of view they have the US all tied up in knots dealing with problems
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
Can't that be sidestepped by comparing harnesses 'out of the box'
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
A harness is any wrapper around llm calls that manipulates llm interactions to achieve the process for which it is designed. Claude code et al are just one type of harness, focusing on writing code. The kind of UI used to interact with the
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
It's logs of activity the US models hide from you in fear of them being used by competitors.
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
Aww. Well, cheers for the large number of hours I spent with my Amiga, Dr King. I actually went through a phase of stripping my Amiga back so it booted exclusively to amigaDOS, without the full 'desktop' windowing system available
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
a toy thing for the game path of exile 2. Fed up of wading through a metric oodle of waystones and tablets to figure what best, along with a billion stash tabs full of a zillion items. I'm making a tool that scans your inventories and
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
happened to us yestreday ob the london tube. Google thought someone had run off with the phone qwhen the tube train started up.
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
Hmm. Gemini cannot do various things I used to do with assistant, especially interacting across some apps, or jsut behaving as it used to , and now sometimes ends up in a situation where I have two audio sources playing one over the other w
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
Which is discussed in the article, tbf
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by alienbaby 2mo ago
But LLM's will trash your established architecture and patterns if you let it run free over an established codebase for any length of time. In our experience anyways, even with careful guidance and rules to follow. It nearly always doe
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by alienbaby 3mo ago
Llm's have come on quite a bit beyond the fundamentals nowadays. Attention heads really are a thing.
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by alienbaby 3mo ago
I hit one item within 16km, although about 1500 years out :)
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by alienbaby 3mo ago
I guess there bias towards people who reckon they can give it a decent shot, Vs others bouncing off thinking 'ha no chance! '
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by alienbaby 3mo ago
Nice! That was fun.
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by alienbaby 3mo ago
? There were not models fighting each other, attacker and defender. I dont quite follow what your getting at.
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by alienbaby 3mo ago
is there info anywhere about the effects of ingesting PTFE particles over time?
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by alienbaby 3mo ago
why would you need to carry incriminating data with you when travelling? An encrypted blob stuck 'somewhere' would be fine, no?
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by alienbaby 3mo ago
what kind of difference from the actual numbers does it result in?
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by alienbaby 3mo ago
Tinfoil hat: what if the prices are artificially inflated deliberately to price out casual users being able to field large swarms of frontier model agents because it could be just too dangerous.
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by alienbaby 3mo ago
| in today's world software needs continuous pen testing and scanning points to a bigger problem perhaps; software design, construction and distribution is fundamentally flawed.
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by alienbaby 3mo ago
| We will all benefit from more secure systems the people that can afford it, sure.
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by alienbaby 3mo ago
We're going to need a bigger abacus.
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by alienbaby 3mo ago
********* Oh yeah! Neat.
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by alienbaby 3mo ago
Unreviewed, untested, understood?

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