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by andai 14d ago
The video is oddly comforting. "Everyone gets it!" I remember reading about the phenomenon, that it was colitis (inflammation of the arse, presumably due to gut flora imbalance).
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by andai 14d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamais_vu The feeling that you haven't experienced something before, which should by all accounts feel familiar to you. >A study by Chris Moulin of Leeds University asked 92 volunt
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by andai 14d ago
I get the doorbell too, super weird. Headcanon: Cortisol spike right before you wake up. Brain goes, "something must have alarmed me", and cooks up phenomena: loud noise, feeling of falling/tripping, etc.
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by andai 14d ago
Move fast and break the internet.
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by andai 14d ago
Yeah, the plausible deniability aspect of "the computer gone goofy again" is pretty funny. September 2029: Whoops, our sentient nukes did a funny again!
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by andai 14d ago
Yeah, they've been pushing for stricter regulations for years. I mean, it would be a bit impolite to say they're incentivized to be as sloppy as possible, but that's basically how it is. https://www.nytimes.com&#x2
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by andai 15d ago
I note here an isomorphism with my essay from earlier this year, The deliverable is you! Programming as theory building: A program is not the only output of programming. The other, arguably far more important output, is the programmer. Wh
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by andai 15d ago
So what's the actual point here? It's too fast and we can't keep up? Isn't that just a function of the technology itself, and the same problem being faced by every other field? And going to get exponentially "worse&
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by andai 15d ago
That's a very strange goal for the EPA to have. I mean, it's a worthy goal, but it sounds very much like not their department?
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by andai 15d ago
> we’ll disable accounts based on indicators of minor activity. Hey Claude, how do I get free Robux?
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by andai 15d ago
I also use Luna and DeepSeek in a custom harness. (Mine is very minimal.) GLM also works great. I had issues with some other models but it seems to do with the system prompt and tool calling format. Some models seem to only work well with s
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by andai 15d ago
Interesting web design. It's rare to see a mobile website with actual personality. (In fact, "need to support mobile" is the main reason given for the loss of personality from the web as a whole!)
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by andai 15d ago
Try 50 lines! https://minimal-agent.com/ I made my own harness based on this, which I jerry rigged to a Codex sub.
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by andai 15d ago
The overhang, being defined as the Cartesian product of existing knowledge — randomly combining existing knowledge. (I mean actually randomly, not asking an LLM to do the randomness.) Most of the output would be incoherent (like many dreams
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by andai 16d ago
Their benchmark used to show other metrics, like output tokens and time, but now only shows cost: https://cognition.com/frontiercode Which is too bad, since all of the gains here appear to be from massively reduced output t
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by andai 16d ago
What would you have titled it?
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by andai 16d ago
Is this GPT? I'm trying to train myself to distinguish the different breeds.
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by andai 16d ago
What is the principle?
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by andai 16d ago
Very cool. I like how it erases the oldest bit as you go along.
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by andai 16d ago
Woah. The things we can do nowadays!
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by andai 16d ago
>what virus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5v5z5rjgOQY&t=71
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by andai 16d ago
It's almost like in I, Robot where his arm just zips across the canvas like a dot matrix printer.
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by andai 16d ago
The whiplash from the next post where he shows Fable's version absolutely sent me.
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by andai 16d ago
Well, give Cerebras time ;)
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by andai 16d ago
>(And please knock off the bio infohazard act - I routinely get asked about scenarios that AIxBio safety people cook up and they always involve some howler misunderstanding of basic facts in biology or medicine. Just talk about an idea i
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by andai 16d ago
Not the guy but, alignment seems to be several decades away, while self-improvement seems to be several years away. (Also you don't even need superintelligence to do a lot of damage. In fact you don't need any intelligence!)
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by andai 16d ago
Well, at that point it doesn't even need to be a virus. It can just be nanobots that atomize your liver. The substrate is a mere technicality.
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by andai 16d ago
tldr: 2029 -> 2049
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by andai 16d ago
>For example, I knew a guy in high school who totaled 4 cars and had other minor accidents in 2 years. Wait, he did all that in high school? I heard something about "20% of drivers are responsible for most of the insurance claims&qu
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by andai 17d ago
Does n=2 give any statistical significance? Or does that come from the miles?

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