arcticfox

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by arcticfox 2y ago
Looks nice! How does this compare to PeerDB?
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by arcticfox 2y ago
not an artist but this is so cool. Way better than the comparisons.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
won't the AGI be working on behalf of the capitalists, in proportion to the amount of capital?
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by arcticfox 2y ago
Excellent, edit, that painting looks almost exactly like your world to me. Very cool project.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
Is the secrecy actually important? Aren't there tons of AI agents just doing stuff that's not being actively evaluated by humans looking to see if it's trying to escape? And there are surely going to be tons of opportunities
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by arcticfox 2y ago
> The motive is pretty weak, basically coming "only" from a lot of the training data (e.g. fiction) suggesting that an AI might behave that way. I don't think that's where the motive comes from, IMO it's essentia
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by arcticfox 2y ago
> It's just randomly doing what it guesses humans would do. Yes, but isn't the point that that is bad? Imagine an AI given some minor role that randomly abuses its power, or attempts to expand its role, because that's what
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by arcticfox 2y ago
It does seem like it's among the top 10-20 most important classes of drugs. Different than one among millions.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
The smokes don’t seem like that big of a deal but the fire seems like it is a complete disaster for fairness. That’s actually pretty horrific - the other contestants out there working and suffering their asses off to survive and he gave a h
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by arcticfox 2y ago
This took me a minute - your output demos are your own, but you included some of their inputs, to make for an easy comparison? Definitely thought you copied their outputs at first and was baffled.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
This type of bug is trivial for GPT to fix though. It was born for this. Sometimes it does generate real footguns but this sounds like an example from an earlier generation of generative AI.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
I recently moved near the 4th loop and - it’s hard for me to imagine anyone crying for the land beyond it. There’s just nothing there. It’s like playing SimCity on an infinite flat map. I’d much rather they put another 2-5 million people he
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by arcticfox 2y ago
This is really cool. Feels like the future of app development. But also I’m getting old, and I had the same feeling when RethinkDB came out. Do you guys have any thoughts on how your system compares to what they were doing and what eventual
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by arcticfox 2y ago
I think these things are stupid, but they cost about the same as the difference between a pretty good car and a mostly good car. It doesn’t seem like the most insane hobby to me.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
That’s genius. I’m glad their one primary paid feature can’t be trivially circumvented.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
> I later found out that Google had translated my phrase as something like "There is a phone call for you." Language learning stories are always amazing because the perpetrator of the comedy is almost always entirely oblivious.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
I like the expression, but the example of Portuguese/Spanish is absurd IMO. As a Portuguese speaker, the amount of effort required to communicate with Spanish speakers is very, very high, to the point where I avoid trying at all costs.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
You can whitelist queries in most systems though. In development mode allow them to run whatever query, and then lock it in to the whitelist for production. If that type of control is necessary.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
But he did an excellent job of pairing the elements to the song.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
It would and should have jurisdiction over both, you’re right.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
The irony in this exchange is too good!
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by arcticfox 2y ago
> Factually, it is shot on an iPhone. This is no more a lie than when a film says it’s shot on an Arri or if a Sony commercial says it’s shot on an FX3. That's so disingenuous. The iPhone has a lens, and no one expects to put anothe
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by arcticfox 2y ago
definition 5 - https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/deck Pedantry like this always intrigues me when it's so clearly wrong both in daily use and formal sources...like where is it coming from?
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by arcticfox 2y ago
I’m no expert, but the beef cows I saw in Brazil were a noticeably different breed than the ones I see in the US.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
Also it feels like LLMs were kind of born for that type of conversion.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
I like your ideas, and I feel like tiktok/reels would be the better base for this type of app than tinder
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by arcticfox 2y ago
I don't know about that, I always hated the name Bing...and I worked there and thought the product was actually pretty good. IMO Microsoft should have bought search.com and competed with the verb Google.
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by arcticfox 2y ago
No one cares > He was “funny, romantic, the most sensitive man I’ve ever met,” Wainscott later told the Charlotte Observer. “The guy that every girl would want.” Then they started having dinners at Red Lobster - presumably that’s what sh
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by arcticfox 2y ago
> It’s still odd to characterize a person’s death in terms of someone else’s career progression. OP even went another level, since it was their SO's career progression that was affected, thus affecting OP. Agreed, they're not w
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by arcticfox 2y ago
I think CarPlay is kind of stupid because the ONLY apps that make any sense are audio and maps. Both of which don’t need much variety… Google Maps, plus a handful of audio apps, and the infotainment system is complete.

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