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by chrisjj 4mo ago
But kid knows not to give password to a caller.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
They might not believe it - for good reason.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> ... the hardest for its victims to be believed about — because the evidence, by design, sounds exactly like someone they love. Uh? Surely this makes believing the victims easy not hard to believe. Its like revenge porn. "It's
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> Unknown senders solve a CAPTCHA or pay a fee to get in. Trusted contacts get through as usual. Somehow I doubt this determines whether a contact is trusted.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> We define values as normative considerations, such as honesty or caution, that are stated or demonstrated in Claude’s responses. Meaning honesty not stated/demonstrated by Claude is not a value. Your slip is showing, Dario.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> Social media, as we have it today, is not healthy for anybody. Millions of employed might disagree.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> a four-minute long documentary masterclass in bystander action, documenting offenses I read the whole article to find these offences. Found none.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> Not to start an argument but in lamence terms, renaming history to "New Tab" is as close to wiping history as a website can manage. "I did my best" is no excuse for this critical failure to deliver as advertised. Th
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
"...though they will be able to opt out of it by changing their account settings."
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Midnight social media curfew proposed for UK teens aged 16 and 17(bbc.co.uk)
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> I'm pretty sure it originated from a 100% AI-generated essay There's no such thing. You're probably thinking of a 100% "AI"-/regurgitated/ essay.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> "Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), a system that exhibits all the cognitive capabilities the brain has, is probably only a few short years away" Demis, there's a reason its not called Artificial General Cognition.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> I'm pretty sure it originated from a 100% AI-generated essay There's no such thing. You're probably thinking of "AI"- regurgitated essay.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> “I think Claude Fable is smarter than me. Surely anyone dumb enough to think a chatbot is smarter than a human should indeed offload his thinking to a chatbot. Where is the problem?
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> The most obvious question is also the simplest: Why hasn't this been fixed? Obvious answer is obvious. The devs do not consider it a bug.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> Until the IDE is patched, open untrusted repositories only in an isolated VM, Windows Sandbox, or other disposable environment. Got to wonder why trusted repositories are excluded...
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> you see LLMs use a lot of scoped imports and I think this is partly because it makes the output more resilient against failure to think forward at the start. What makes you think an LLM has any such motivation? Or any motivation at all
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
Its surprises people just as did a web seach 30 years ago. "Wow, it found my page amongst millions - in seconds!" Just because raw dumb huge computer power is beyond the average user's compehension.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> Copying someone else's reasoning process (as best you understand it) is still a limited form of reasoning The LLM is not copying someone else's process. All it knows it someone else's product , and its only process is t
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
Has a life?
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
Is regexp or compiler lookahead reasoning ? No. Mistaking chatbot lookahead as reasoning comes with being gulled by the "artificial intelligence " sales pitch.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> Flipping a NAND is not calculation either. But it is.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> there is something that convincingly looks like reasoning Convincing ... people who believe chatbots are intelligent? Well sure.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
Chatbot "reasoning" arises from some level of the performance of the particular user, not of the chatbot.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> To effectively predict the next token it needs a good idea of what comes after the next token. And that's all it needs. Not reasoning.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> A coding agent solving a software-engineering task spends dozens of steps reasoning No. That's simple PR hype. Parrotry is not reasoning.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> You're a stupid programmer if you're letting these things touch your files. > We're a stupid industry if we're not warning everybody Hmm. Annoy everybody just to warn the stupid few? I prefer the current solution
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
"AI"s are on a mission to elevate average user IQ... by culling.
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
Different user classes?
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by chrisjj 4mo ago
> Run any cloud-based AI agents in VM ... that's guaranteed vuln-free, right?

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