cubefox

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by cubefox 4mo ago
Congrats, you are now unbanned: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48538329
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by cubefox 4mo ago
It worked, Dang now unbanned this user.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
> If you are so hell bent on "deterrence" look after presidential pardons. Yes, those create awful incentives and should absolutely not be legal. > And if you do not save your own spies given a chance One should not exchange
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by cubefox 4mo ago
It's not "simple vengeance". It's deterrence. If you don't punish assassins, assassinations will increase in expectation.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
> The article also doesn't really outline anything that makes sense as a motive. False. The article makes it very clear what would make sense as a motive here.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Prisoners exchanges should be illegal if the crimes are disproportionate as in this case.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Perhaps, but as the other article points out, the human requirement in radiology has a lot to do with legal and insurance requirements. This is similar to how a lawyer may not be better than an AI but the job is still exclusive to humans.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
And one was Scott Alexander, who correctly predicted that GPT-2 would scale to general intelligence: https://slatestarcodex.com/2019/02/19/gpt-2-as-step-toward-g...
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by cubefox 4mo ago
That's not accurate, see https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/xE2HzcHWPFS9EsJqN/radiology-...
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Yeah, I will try, I just came about another one: https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=asxndu
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Yeah, I have seen several people who are completely shadowbanned (all comments dead) without any visible reason. There seems to be no way to report this.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Would be still interesting whether it degraded the performance in that case. Further, many non-agentic benchmarks consist of many short tasks, so one could fill the context with task/response pairs from other tasks (like in a standard
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by cubefox 4mo ago
The problem with "context rot" is that its existence and severity is purely anecdotal. As far as I know, nobody has actually measured context rot systematically. The only thing we know is that memory degrades somewhat in long co
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Those are running mainly on Google TV. Tizen or webOS are also common but are not based on Android.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Am I getting this right, you expect TVs which are running Google TV (Android TV is the old name) to be less secure than TVs which are running a different operating system? I think the opposite is the case, because Google TV is developed by
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by cubefox 4mo ago
> Ffmpeg is absolutely not something you should be running outside of a sandbox if you're touching any untrusted or user-supplied content. You would change your opinion quickly if your browser, apps and TV suddenly stopped supportin
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by cubefox 4mo ago
> Many people can speak off the cuff fluently and confidently, avoiding "like", "um", and other filler words. I don't think that's true, we usually just don't notice filler words in the same way we are
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Yeah probably one of the others.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
This was a fantastic article!
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by cubefox 4mo ago
This one seems smarter than an average dog.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
I bet some of these modern environmental contaminants is causing the increasing age cohort cancer rates.
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by cubefox 4mo ago
Here is one playing ball: https://youtube.com/watch?v=QqLU-o7N7Kw This one is feeding a dog: https://youtube.com/watch?v=q7Z0yZhyz0s Teasing an owl: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Y0i9tjnW7r0
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by cubefox 4mo ago
> You can't really blame solar for phasing out nuclear. That was a political decision. You can't say solar "saves" Germany money when this is apparently not the case. You can't just selectively count the cases wh
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by cubefox 4mo ago
That's nonsense. Solar during overcast days is extremely and at night infinitely expensive by itself. You can't just take some average, you have to take expensive gas or battery backups into account when comparing to a stable ener
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by cubefox 5mo ago
It's not paranoia. Cyber attacks have gone up massively in the past few months even with the weaker models we had so far. And Claude Mythos 5 scores even higher than the unreleased Mythos Preview on ExploitBench. If you made this capab
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by cubefox 5mo ago
"Saving money" in an absolute sense is very different from "saving money compared to fossil fuels". The headline talks about the former.
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by cubefox 5mo ago
The marginal generator is likely so expensive because solar was used to replace cost effective nuclear and coal plants.
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by cubefox 5mo ago
That's not how it went through. The Green party in Germany heavily pushed against nuclear energy and coal energy and for solar energy. Now nuclear has been phased out and solar is here. Energy prices have gone up. Possibly because sola
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by cubefox 5mo ago
Germany replaced a lot of its nuclear energy with solar. If this makes energy more expensive, solar is doing the opposite of saving money.
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by cubefox 5mo ago
Do you have any evidence that this is true?

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