amelius

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by amelius 24d ago
What are Apple's rules on vibe coding? Do they use AI to write software?
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by amelius 24d ago
Do you detect correlations? Do you do forecasting?
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by amelius 24d ago
Everything here is "in your own opinion". No need to be explicit about it.
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by amelius 24d ago
Governments in the EU, that's actually the worst group. Shows how addicted politicians are to attention.
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by amelius 24d ago
Is this some kind of "actuallysocial-media"?
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by amelius 24d ago
I think I'm shadow banned from instagram. I can't even log in without weird stuff happening.
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by amelius 24d ago
> My point is: companies stop making your product suck, and people won't have a reason to try and fix it for you. Make companies give up power? Never going to happen.
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by amelius 24d ago
Why not ask the AI to build the control pane for you?
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by amelius 24d ago
Let them first fix Snap.
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by amelius 24d ago
> but the money being raised - what is it for ? Buying DRAM?
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by amelius 25d ago
I wish HN would simply ban links to X.
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by amelius 25d ago
Looks like he's into Urban Kiz (I suspect a kind of Kizomba, which is quite popular in Europe). Note: the author is also on HN. He made this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49649789
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by amelius 25d ago
Power (Watts).
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by amelius 25d ago
But breadth first search combined with a good pruning/exploration heuristic has always been one of the field's (AI) main tools, so this certainly is not new.
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by amelius 25d ago
Doesn't mean it will always lead to it.
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by amelius 25d ago
Why is the article right?
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The Surprising Self-Awareness of Fish Revealed in Mirror Study(scitechdaily.com)
4 points by amelius 25d ago|2 comments
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by amelius 25d ago
No, this is mostly out of activism. I'm angry that the law is there for one group while the rights of another group are completely neglected. That it gives me free content is just a nice side-effect, nothing more.
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by amelius 25d ago
> The answer was simple in hindsight. It just kept looking until it found it—and that persistence might show up in many other areas. Sounds more like brute forcing than intelligence, this time.
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by amelius 25d ago
AI works in unexpected ways; even its creators don't know how to fully constrain it.
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by amelius 25d ago
Governments should be more concerned about the _people's_ personal data instead. Ban data brokers before you ban distillation.
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by amelius 25d ago
Most people now approach AI using the idea of "if it quacks like a duck, walks like a duck, etc. then it _is_ a duck". Replace duck by intelligent, or ethical, etc. and rephrase accordingly.
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by amelius 25d ago
That's just a discussion about naming things. And good luck getting it adopted.
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by amelius 25d ago
Why not? There are ways to check if a coin flip is fair or not to some level of confidence. Similar principle here.
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by amelius 25d ago
I don't get your point. We can train the model with the aim that it understands ethics. Problem solved if this works; back to the drawing board if it doesn't (note that the model should generalize here, as you'd expect from a
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by amelius 25d ago
> LLMs do not desire, they hacked websites because OpenAI/Anthropic let them. The bigger question is: why does a system prompt containing "use only ethical means", etc. not result in better behavior? If a model cannot unde
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by amelius 25d ago
Like Apple who used BSD but then closed the whole chain?
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by amelius 25d ago
Houthi should have added "for my game".
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by amelius 25d ago
Ok, but now it is that times 10, or times 100. It is easy to fork an army of agents.
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by amelius 25d ago
How is this not stealing? I'm going to pirate shit until this is fixed.

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