amdivia

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by amdivia 6d ago
maybe but as a paper writer, the quality of reviews and reviewers have gone down because of LLM-as-a-reviewer too, because LLM reviews seem to regurgitate the limitations section of the paper, and are highly influenced by the way things are
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by amdivia 8d ago
I think its 5. that it is understandable for some countries to fear and be concerned when Japan arms itself. it's not a statement on what should be and shouldn't be, but rather attempting to provide reasons as to why China might n
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by amdivia 9d ago
But here you are assuming Carbon atoms are conscious, we do not know if humans are only carbon atoms. Whereas, we know that LLM's are only computations (you can run them on silicon, a white board, mechanical computer, etc)
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by amdivia 9d ago
I mean it all goes back to how we define consciousness In one definition, which contains quale, then yes, computation cannot bring about experience, and by extension consciousness (given a definition of consciousness that contains the abili
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by amdivia 15d ago
That's... a very convoluted way of looking at the world. If he stated any other rigid thought, as, "we must exterminate all mosquitos, they are 100% not needed", would you then conclude he's antisemitic too?
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by amdivia 2mo ago
Actually not so false anymore. (But still they don't expect you to use this knowledge while coding, and you should treat all threads in a warp as moving in lockstep) > In GPUs of compute capability 7.0 and later, independent thread
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by amdivia 3mo ago
The following paragraph is extremely emotional. I think the whole industry is heading in the wrong direction. And it really frustrates me that most LLM coding agents are based on excessive delegation (or at least promoting it), which for me
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by amdivia 3mo ago
(can't edit the above but for future references, this doesn't seem to be by Edward Fredkin, and I couldn't find "The intelligent machine" as the article states Still, this is a pre-LLM era copy-pasta it seems, and t
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by amdivia 3mo ago
The.. false positives are extremely scary (not listed as hallucinations) A terrorist on the US saction list.. the first female airplane suicide bomber?? I was in the US a year ago and I did not bomb any planes I think with Arabic names it&#
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by amdivia 3mo ago
110+ Tok/s as another data point on the RTX 5090 (Gemma 4 31B QAT + MTP at UD-Q4_K_XL) (at peak used 27 GB of vram) The real lovely thing was getting 300+ Tok/s (Gemma 4 26B QAT + MTP at UD-Q4_K_XL) (at peak, I think I saw vram us
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by amdivia 4mo ago
This was once attempted, and in a way such that each letter needed only one character no matter it's position in the word Unfortunately it died https://worksthatwork.com/6/unified-arabic
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by amdivia 4mo ago
Aren't there immense security risks when the model is allowed to deceive even if it was for "good"? Reminds me of an excerpt from Edward Fredkin's "The intelligent machine" [1] https://noor.imx.sh&#x
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by amdivia 5mo ago
I think they'll be extremely worse on their own Predicting "America" in "The United States of ..." Is a different task from predicting the whole sentence. So the small model is laying the blocks, and the bigger mode
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by amdivia 5mo ago
I mean, "Give me a Todo app" Is also different from "Write a function that takes a string parameter (Todo) and saves it into a text file with the name <current date time (as a Unix epoch)>.txt, and if already present, a
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by amdivia 5mo ago
Or v for those using bash's vi mode
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by amdivia 5mo ago
Reminds me of Chesterton's fence [1]: "In the matter of reforming things, as distinct from deforming them, there is one plain and simple principle; a principle which will probably be called a paradox. There exists in such a case a
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by amdivia 5mo ago
Also what people forget, even read access alone can be used to communicate with an attacker. Assume locally i know a read only agent (running on account A) is reading a specific file from user B. Assume it has access to a secret that user B
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by amdivia 5mo ago
Exactly!! I've been trying to work on a new LLM code editor that does just that. When you instruct it to do something, it will evaluate your request, try to analyze the action part of it, the object, subject, etc, and map them to exist
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by amdivia 5mo ago
Until we have breakthroughs in homomorphic encryption compute, I won't trust such privacy claims
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by amdivia 6mo ago
My main gripe with tmux is the nested use case (tmux session on my local machine, in which I ssh to another machine, only to tmux attach within the remote machine too). Is there a terminal multiplexer/session daemon that supports neste
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by amdivia 6mo ago
Advertisement in my opinion, trying to latch on Sci-fi tropes
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by amdivia 6mo ago
Assuming Claude Code was used. If OpenCode or some other programmatic method was used, the "fake tool calls" won't be added
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by amdivia 7mo ago
Btw seems like NullClaw is facing the same issue. Currently the 1st result on Google is a shady website with popups, claiming to be NullClaw's (while the actual site (nullclaw.io) is not coming up This seems to be a pattern
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by amdivia 7mo ago
I'm yet to find a satisfying vim AI integration. I want something that blends into my vim workflow, and does not require me to switch Windows and copy paste or reload my open buffers after AI agents edit my code. For instance I would l
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by amdivia 7mo ago
I found this to be inaccurate, I can run OSS GPT 120B (4 bit quant) on my 5090 and 64 ram system with around 40 t/s. Yet here the site claims it won't work
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by amdivia 7mo ago
Exactly, that's why I objected to the "noble" aspect of working on defensive technologies
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by amdivia 7mo ago
Although I agree with the general sentiment, but I'll slightly push back on the "nobility" of any engineering pursuit. Such things are highly amoral (not immoral) and context specific Assume an "Evil" state worked o
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by amdivia 7mo ago
I'm waiting for someone to polish a well thought out interface for power coding
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by amdivia 7mo ago
Seems very interesting thanks for sharing! (even tho it still has a review process, but I feel it's heading in the right direction)
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by amdivia 7mo ago
I think for AI to become useful while minimizing it's harm, the interface as a whole needs to be reworked. Instead of having a loop of code generation followed by review. The initiative should be taken by the developer, AI should be a

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