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by cubefox 4mo ago
Yes. You basically still need a few engine programmers to use UE5 efficiently, even if it's not your own engine. UE5 seems to be user friendly enough that most of the game development can be carried out just by artists and game designe
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by cubefox 4mo ago
In many cases, odds are indeed better than probabilities, namely when a small difference at the probability edges indicate a large real difference. But sometimes small differences at the edges are indeed small, particularly for expected val
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by cubefox 4mo ago
More likely it was because Anthropic invests a lot in interpretability research, unlike other AI companies.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Perfect!
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Maybe "virtual" games. Or simply "non-pysical" games.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
This post smells of LLM writing.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
> Basically like passes@6 or passes@5 if you’re doing a benchmark, except for your real tasks. It's unclear how they would do this when there is no signal that provides an objective ground truth.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
> makes use of parallel test time compute Any idea what that means exactly? I vaguely remember that ChatGPT Pro was originally called "deep thought", just like Geminis "deep thought" feature (or "deep think"
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by cubefox 4mo ago
And write several subheadings starting with "The"? It adds up.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
HN logic: Training on copyrighted material --> bad Actually distributing copyrighted material --> good Needless to say, this is backwards. Any copyright holder will be much more worried about the latter.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
I had to cut the "disclosure" in the title from the HN submission because of the character limit...
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by cubefox 4mo ago
I think the social effect on adults might have been similar, although more gradual, since I didn't really notice it at the time.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Yeah with a battery you can change the screen to "dead battery" when the battery is almost dead.
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New serious vulnerabilities spiked around release of Claude Mythos Preview(epoch.ai)
156 points by cubefox 4mo ago|73 comments
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by cubefox 4mo ago
> In addition, the Chamber imposed 12 months of unpaid service for the benefit of the chess community as a supplementary sanction. I wonder how this is enforced.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Now I wonder how it gets recharged.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
It's own power source... Let me guess, solar cells? Batteries? A separate power plug?
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by cubefox 4mo ago
That's an interesting case of a display being off actually indicating something ("loss of power") which can't be replicated with a bistable screen. On the other hand, you probably don't want that glow of an active
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by cubefox 4mo ago
> It was pretty sudden, so the social effect was obvious. What was this social effect like, according to your memory?
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by cubefox 4mo ago
This is a pretty mind blowing result. Moreover, this was before the really addictive apps were available, like TikTok, Reels and YouTube Shorts. So it probably has gotten even worse since then.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Yes. Though even philosophy, which doesn't have the "real world" iteration that science does, arguably doesn't have the problems of pure mathematics. Pure mathematicians create ever more abstractions and get lost in solv
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by cubefox 4mo ago
This might be the most interesting essay on the nature of mathematics I have ever read.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
I think they should be legally required to offer some sort of compensation for cases where they remove content you previously "bought". Like removing the DRM and letting people download their content, or offering refunds, or trans
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Yeah the title is obviously clickbait.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
I'm confused why everyone here seems to accept that this just happens when you buy digital-only content. What if Sony deleted previously bought games? Or Valve? I don't think people would just shrug it off and say "you should
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Even if the company doesn't have a big bounty publishing exploit code without warning them is unethical. Moreover, a lot of these projects are FOSS without a company which could pay bug bounties.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
> A friendly reminder that a 0-day is a vulnerability that wasn't known until after a malicious actor exploited it. No, the full name was always "zero-day exploit". The number 0 refers to the days between the vulnerability
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by cubefox 4mo ago
... in the US.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
1.5 billion dollars are not a "slap on the wrist". That's a huge amount of money. It exceeded the amount they would have legally paid for those books by orders of magnitude.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
There no hypocrisy in saying that it is unethical and immoral to rob a former robber, especially if he was already harshly punished for his crime. Two wrongs don't make a right. I can't believe have to even point this out.

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