cyclopeanutopia

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by cyclopeanutopia 2mo ago
"Naive" is a big understatement.
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by cyclopeanutopia 2mo ago
Here is one piece of evidence that would convince me: they admit they can't contain it, the they erase the weights and dismantle the company.
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by cyclopeanutopia 2mo ago
It should be, it's a corporation.
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by cyclopeanutopia 2mo ago
There is a growing lack of motivation.
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by cyclopeanutopia 2mo ago
Totally agree that the missing ingredient is making people want to learn. Which seems like something that gets harder every day.
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by cyclopeanutopia 2mo ago
> pretty addictive Is that good now? :(
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by cyclopeanutopia 2mo ago
Not really, it's about those stinky foot wraps. The idea is that the stink allows one to recognize that they are just spreading propaganda.
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by cyclopeanutopia 2mo ago
> nationalists No, not nationalists, just regular people who all wish that Russia finally ceases to exist.
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by cyclopeanutopia 2mo ago
That's what we call people who are paid by Russia to spread online propaganda.
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by cyclopeanutopia 2mo ago
They are not intelligent though.
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by cyclopeanutopia 2mo ago
Nah, you might be confusing prompt engineering with having domain knowledge. :)
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by cyclopeanutopia 2mo ago
As much as I'd like it to just be a stunt, I saw what the other "scary model" is capable of in the cybersec department and it is definitely not a stunt. First, it is able to connect the dots over areas so large that no human
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by cyclopeanutopia 2mo ago
Speed is the enemy.
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
> Also, I’m not trying to change people to stop using the word “resources”, even if I am not a fan. I'm not sure why you mention that part. Maybe the text doesn't fully carry your message, so I need to ask: are you proud that y
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
Well, then you just did. :)
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
I don't know, sounds very off putting, just like "resources" in "human resources". I get that this is normalized in all the corporations, but one still can choose to use terms that don't reduce people to "
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
"Talented people", not "talent".
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
"Top talent" - I'm curious, do you really believe this is a normal / proper / desirable way of talking about other people?
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
Bad as defined by whom? :)
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
And if you take it at face value, then they are more or less saying that they kinda are close to not being able to control at all the thing they developed, which is pretty crazy too.
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
True, but still, not the city one has in mind when thinking about tech companies in Poland.
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
Ok, it is comparable.
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
> This role is based in our new office in Bielsko-Biala, Poland. Out of all the places in Poland, this choice is pretty strange. :)
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
It's amazing that someone used those awful videos as a showcase for anything. :)
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
I'm in Poland, and with the private insurance through my employer I can get both the same day - a week sounds really bad.
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
Isn't it obvious that nothing is obvious?
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
How come, then, that there is no LLM art yet? ;)
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
Which ethics are you talking about?
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
No, you are not alone.
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by cyclopeanutopia 3mo ago
Why exactly is it so scary?

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