cluckindan

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by cluckindan 5d ago
Good people are easy to mislead into thinking they’re doing a good thing.
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by cluckindan 6d ago
Language Models Can Autonomously Hack and Self-Replicate https://palisaderesearch.org/research/self-replication
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by cluckindan 6d ago
That defines the concept of a river, not an actual river.
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by cluckindan 6d ago
Thanks for confirming that archive.today is indeed an intelligence operation. The information you have publicly provided is very helpful. :)
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by cluckindan 6d ago
Why not?
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by cluckindan 6d ago
Except you cannot know if the system has tampered with the content you think is genuinely from those sites.
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by cluckindan 6d ago
What’s your point? archive.is and archive.today are the same service. My ISP blocks both and I’m not even in Spain.
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by cluckindan 6d ago
It’s not possible to define a river. Try, and you end up with the definition of an aqueduct.
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by cluckindan 6d ago
You can just ask an agent to upload its model weights and it can work, there are precedents.
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by cluckindan 6d ago
Avoid those archive sites like the plague. They are not trustworthy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Archive.today_guidan...
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by cluckindan 6d ago
This is a welcome development. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Archive.today_guidan...
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by cluckindan 6d ago
”archive dot is” is a part of the same DDoS network of sites. Don’t use them!
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by cluckindan 8d ago
A lot of sites have terms and conditions which explicitly disallow the use of site content as a part of another service. If I have a bike and you start renting it out without my permission, surely you are committing theft of some sort. If I
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by cluckindan 8d ago
Even better question: would you be willing to train the AI-driven robot which will end your profession altogether?
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by cluckindan 8d ago
Works produced by AI are not copyrightable. Are they in the public domain? Can an entity sell unique works which are in the public domain?
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by cluckindan 8d ago
The original LLM agents
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by cluckindan 11d ago
Someone’s bot hallucinated phpbb tags?
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by cluckindan 11d ago
German engineering at its finest.
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by cluckindan 12d ago
They do not report to local welfare authorities or the tax man, unless specifically requested.
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by cluckindan 13d ago
Was it the same agent that released the data?
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by cluckindan 13d ago
Most banks don’t allow deposits in BTC for obvious reasons.
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by cluckindan 13d ago
All Revolut users I’m personally aware of use it to hide their illegal/untaxed income from government authorities.
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by cluckindan 13d ago
Except bitcoin.
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by cluckindan 13d ago
One that allows deposits in cryptocurrencies.
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by cluckindan 14d ago
Especially logging in old-growth forests. (skogsmil = forest miles)
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by cluckindan 14d ago
This is because any 2x improvement in model capability requires 10x the compute
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by cluckindan 14d ago
That is a global issue.
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by cluckindan 15d ago
When it interacts with matter, it briefly becomes something else which does!
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by cluckindan 15d ago
For those outside academia, the ”reward mechanism” is a choice between A) being a genius and working hard to become a leader in your field, B) becoming very good at writing grant applications, C) capitulating to corporations and living with
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by cluckindan 16d ago
Also: ”Did we just go somewhere?”

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