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by croon 5mo ago
Which is why context and reasons for specific actions matter. Shoving my child is sometimes/generally immoral. Shoving my child to get them away from an oncoming bus is moral, and on a swing often encouraged. More on topic: Hurting oth
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by croon 5mo ago
> I mean, this is more or less how it already works with all the federal department funding Which is why it's bad to add to that. > The same administration wants to abolish the Department of Education which is guilty of the same
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by croon 5mo ago
If the only accountability here is token input/output, after automating that employees would be messing around with no accountability either way. If setting the actual goal you want to achieve as a manager, and then trusting employees
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by croon 5mo ago
Your entire argument rests on housing being a speculative investment. The thread is about envisioning a scenario where that isn't the case. If someone lives in a modest house and have further assets, there are many many (speculative) s
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by croon 5mo ago
This doesn't matter when the entire graph uses the same data. The growing divergence isn't because of differing accounting.
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by croon 5mo ago
Someone external to the curl team ran the test. If that third party found a severe CVE that they could use across all the global curl attack surface, and did not disclose it back to the curl team, the third party could keep using the exploi
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by croon 5mo ago
Sure, but isn't it a verdict on Mythos compared to other models? If so, it would still follow. "Most software" isn't analyzed as much as curl, by either other tooling or other models, that might well find close to the sa
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by croon 5mo ago
Coming up on 20 years here, and what I'll say is it gets easier, but increasingly sad is that the specific memories fade and only the more general memories remain. It pains me that she never got to meet her grand kids, and vice versa.
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by croon 5mo ago
Not GP, but: not confident. How confident would I be to avoid a (slightly lower entropy) UUID collision while also avoiding a clock desync landing on the exact same logged millisecond? Very, which is how confident I was about not encounte
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by croon 5mo ago
https://x.com/realDonaldTrump/status/255784560904773633 https://x.com/realDonaldTrump/status/379717298296086529 https://x.com/realDonaldTrump/status/39973197543
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by croon 5mo ago
Ok, branching from your previous post again, why isn't what you're describing happening? https://fredblog.stlouisfed.org/2023/03/when-comparing-wages...
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by croon 5mo ago
This is true in a friction-less market with total information symmetry. No such market has ever existed.
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by croon 5mo ago
You're right, of course, but I would qualify this under "optimize for capability".
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by croon 5mo ago
I can somewhat understand companies getting users depentant on their harnesses or workflow, but model vendors as in this deepseek case, I have absolutely 0 model loyalty when it's a simple config change away, and will always optimize f
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by croon 5mo ago
As sibling said, Pi is great, and you can absolutely run it directly (there's even a plugin to use itself as a sub agent), but I mainly run it as a sub agent from other harnesses, for example running a more capable model in copilot, an
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by croon 5mo ago
There are points in history where the productivity increases were more equitably spread, and we still got lasers, microwaves, MRI, mRNA, microchips, the internet, etc, etc, from national funding no less.
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by croon 5mo ago
There wasn't a speculative economy based on increasingly distant balance sheets. The stock market was initially created to crowdfund big investments. It's still that in theory, but in practice it's something very different no
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by croon 5mo ago
There is not a single LLM provider I trust enough to send secrets to. If you firewall accordingly the provider (or local) can be interchangable, barring capability differences of course. I also struggle to find a provider that can credibly
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by croon 5mo ago
This might catch flak, but generalizing I would assume that the people banning things are the same people who would use excel for something where a database would be better, and if so, that is the reason Excel isn't banned on the same
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by croon 5mo ago
1. You're looking at their hosted offering. 2. You've chosen to ignore all other valid arguments in all other threads.
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by croon 5mo ago
OpenPanel, Plausible, Umami, Matamo. But we're digressing. The point is the regulation is very good for data integrity and the general public.
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by croon 5mo ago
> Collecting user usage data is the basic step to actually understanding how your users use your website so you can improve it. You can do that without a cookie prompt if you don't send it off to a third-party. I rather like knowing
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by croon 5mo ago
The page you linked has an "Accept all" and an "Accept necessary" button, and it's instant when you click the "necessary" button, or have it scripted. They opt-in for collecting third party data for anal
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by croon 5mo ago
But it is also always less specific than source code, even if the attempt is to dictate the latter as close as possible.
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by croon 5mo ago
You can absolutely play within the rules to your advantage, while also vocally and electorally work for changing those rules (for both the better or the worse). Whether one way is the good and the other the bad can of course be discussed. E
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by croon 6mo ago
I don't mean to be dismissive, but aren't you describing simply working on projects with a finite amount of human hours/capital, but substituting finite amount of tokens? I recognize all of those problems as project problems
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by croon 6mo ago
It's not so much the technologies that are good/bad, but IMHO that the pipeline between invention of and abuse of technology is increasingly short.
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by croon 6mo ago
I can only assume there's a ton of domain knowledge accrued over those years and beyond baked into the legacy code, that an LLM can just scoop up in a minute.
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by croon 6mo ago
I'm happy they shared it on a further request, but I feel not having it in GP or profile is consistent with and further strengthens what they wrote in the post.
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by croon 6mo ago
Is the IQ measured by tests created for and answered by humans in the training data?

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