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by andai 1mo ago
No. They would just install a more convincing superego.
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by andai 1mo ago
Can you elaborate on this? Especially the tooling. I tried something similar and I remember it was still pretty dodgy in February.
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by andai 1mo ago
> The fundamental challenge of AI alignment is generalization. ... > We do not have a satisfactory theory of generalization, and it seems unlikely that we can develop one soon, at least without the help of more powerful AI. -- From an
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by andai 1mo ago
Well I was just noting a suspicious correlation. (Also childishness is up a lot more than 50%, in case my tone was unclear :) But you've given me quite an interesting endocrinology research project here. Last I heard, the root cause of
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by andai 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puer_aeternus
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by andai 1mo ago
>"When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure." Pelicans? I heard Gemini was fast so I tested the new one, asked it to clone a popular online game. It took 4 minutes, and worked perfectly first try. I might
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by andai 1mo ago
> The unseriousness you treat something incredibly serious with has become an endemic problem in our society Testosterone down 50% since 1970. Childishness up slightly more than that.
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by andai 1mo ago
Real programmers use a magnetized needle and a steady hand!
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by andai 1mo ago
Yeah, I often find that I think I understand something perfectly until I try to explain it.
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by andai 1mo ago
> The fundamental challenge of AI alignment is generalization. ... > We do not have a satisfactory theory of generalization, and it seems unlikely that we can develop one soon, at least without the help of more powerful AI.
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by andai 1mo ago
Well what does time mean in this context? Patience? Foresight? I've actually spent the morning journaling on the value of having a long time perspective. So initially I thought the author was saying something to that effect. But the ot
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by andai 1mo ago
Isn't that just ChatGPT?
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by andai 1mo ago
I actually found the second one easier to understand. What the hell does "time happeneth" mean? Despite our best efforts, events continue to occur!
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by andai 1mo ago
Replace the changelog with a kanban!
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by andai 1mo ago
> safe drinking water, should maybe be one of the exceptions? If we invert it to the actual reality (many places have unsafe drinking water), then we get "the right to avoid being poisoned by your government". It sounds obvious
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by andai 1mo ago
The word meme appears in the paper, but only once (except for keywords and references). I'm wondering why that is. Maybe they avoided using it because most people think it means something else. (I've certainly had a hard time talk
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by andai 1mo ago
>The core of a virus in biology after all is essentially a packet of information which gets injected into host cells in order to replicate the virus in order to spread itself further afield. This is also how I was made, I think.
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by andai 1mo ago
> We are already killing the deterministic part with LLMs. I can't trust the machine anymore to do tomorrow what I told it yesterday. The computer was the perfect anti-human! Alas, they keep making it more feminine to appeal to the
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by andai 1mo ago
The mere presence of a smartphone impairs basal attentional performance https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-36256-4 The mere presence of one's own smartphone impairs cognitive capacity https:/&#x2
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by andai 1mo ago
It's missing <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> Not sure why we need to add that but mobile sites look like ass without it. (Or more precisely, not sure why "make
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by andai 1mo ago
Should I continue to walk, when technology can move me from place to place? https://tenor.com/view/tf2-wall-e-team-fortress-2-autobalanc...
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by andai 1mo ago
Forgive me this long list, I hadn't the time to make it short! Function: a mapping from inputs to outputs, vs "a chink of code that runs and does arbitrary things with global state." Some languages resolve it by using the wor
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by andai 1mo ago
Maybe we should define what words mean.
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by andai 1mo ago
> Multivariate analysis indicates that economic elites and organized groups representing business interests have substantial independent impacts on U.S. government policy, while average citizens and mass-based interest groups have little
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by andai 1mo ago
So it's giving summaries to the main agent instead of source code? Is that it? > If Claude needs to make edits based on the analysis, it still has to read the specific section directly. Yeah iirc the sysprompt tells it that it must
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by andai 1mo ago
Nice. It works on my phone too! The rotation is a bit odd though (gimbal lock?), and the stars are bigger than the sun. Edit: this can be adjusted in settings. There are many settings! I was expecting more of a 90s/y2k feel, with the n
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by andai 1mo ago
Oh my goodness. I was not prepared for Luna on "none". Reminded me of https://clocks.brianmoore.com/
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by andai 1mo ago
>Calling the second system a “next-move predictor” would be strange. It is not trying to predict what move appeared next in a dataset. It is trying to choose a move that wins. Sounds like the next 1000 years depend on how carefully we de
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by andai 1mo ago
Well it unironically takes a thousand years to integrate the ideas revealed in a single acid trip. Doesn't mean we shouldn't try!
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by andai 1mo ago
...so what is it? https://delta.dev/ Does it splice the agents thinking process into the commits or what? Maybe it needs a demo video or something.

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