camgunz

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by camgunz 2mo ago
Yeah. It's a lot easier to destroy than create, and though I think LLMs are mostly shit at creating, they're much better at the simpler destroy task. To be clear, we don't know and probably can't know everything that hap
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by camgunz 2mo ago
They could not build the torment nexus.
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by camgunz 2mo ago
Nah the reason is way simpler and more craven: so people like you will post what you just did. They can stop whenever they want; no one's making them do any of this. There's two possibilities here. One: they know this tech is craz
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by camgunz 2mo ago
I've read almost nothing about this, but I bet they put an unreliable LLM or 20 on it.
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by camgunz 2mo ago
I think you have to believe one of two things here. 1. Frontier labs are incapable--either technologically or culturally--of safely developing these powerful systems and should either stop or be forced to stop. At least the FBI should be as
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by camgunz 2mo ago
Hey, respect, how do you think I got all this karma?
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by camgunz 2mo ago
I mean people sell posts sure. Are you selling yours?
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by camgunz 2mo ago
They have an extensive comment history; I doubt it.
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by camgunz 2mo ago
Anyone can buy a table saw. Doesn't make you a carpenter and it doesn't mean you can/should build anything.
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by camgunz 2mo ago
There's this West Wing scene where Toby's asking Josh how he gets women and he says "the smart, funny thing... plus I have the boyish thing", and Toby says "I don't have that" (he does not). It's pret
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by camgunz 2mo ago
It's been pretty disheartening to watch SWEs rediscover/reinvent the SDLC.
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by camgunz 3mo ago
My partner is a sleep consultant, and most of the time the families she works with are at their wits end and their marriage is hanging by a thread. Having young kids is incredibly hard on people and relationships.
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by camgunz 3mo ago
No one knows where that is. I've also heard this is very common in the northern Scandinavian countries, there are even little "houses" you can buy.
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by camgunz 3mo ago
You're gonna get neck issues working off that tray table too my friend.
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by camgunz 3mo ago
I honestly thought like, the protocol was seat up for take off/food/landing, reclining otherwise.
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by camgunz 3mo ago
Yeah but you're also not like "my genius kid will put you all out of work".
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by camgunz 3mo ago
What if you also recline?
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by camgunz 3mo ago
Nilay Patel (I'm gonna get this slightly wrong) has this story where he was talking to an airline CEO about standing-only tickets and the guy said "I know two things. If we did standing-only tickets we'd get roasted by the pu
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by camgunz 3mo ago
> You aren’t thinking this through. No need to be so polite; I might just be very stupid. > You were just told that this wasn’t stacking but you keep insisting it is. Having an LLM generate something and then asking another LLM to gen
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by camgunz 3mo ago
Reliable AI is an oxymoron and deeply misleading. Even if you can stack models the efficiency tanks. Also, just looking at the Wikipedia page ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N-version_programming#:~:text=... ), don'
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by camgunz 3mo ago
Upvoted for real math
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by camgunz 3mo ago
no ur wrong
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by camgunz 3mo ago
Error percentages compound. Having an LLM do something with a 5% hallucination rate, then having an LLM (same or different) with a 5% error rate check it means there's a 10% chance of error, not .25%. Prompting can't save you here
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by camgunz 3mo ago
TFA says "no hallucinations" but you can't fix hallucinations with rules or other models. I know I'm screaming into the void but whatever.
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by camgunz 3mo ago
First, I beg people to read Annie Lowrey's "The Great Affordability Crisis" ( https://xcancel.com/i/article/2077113148524417439 ), which is criminally under read. Second and more fundamentally, most p
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by camgunz 3mo ago
Cool looking forward to reams of AI slop in a language I can't possible know. A reasonable way to live your life is to do the opposite of whatever Thoughtworks says you should do.
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by camgunz 3mo ago
Fine, let em have little video recorders then
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by camgunz 3mo ago
The power balance is tilted heavily towards employers though, no? If I quit you still have things like income and health care. If you fire me, not so much.
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by camgunz 3mo ago
I think this is actually the norm.
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by camgunz 3mo ago
My hottest policy take is that all physicians have to watch House all the way through.

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