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diziet
4y ago
See https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/AI-box_experiment
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Intro to AI Safety by Robert Miles
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I suggest to get data blockers like this: https://www.amazon.com/PortaPow-NA-USB-C-Data-Blocker/dp/B08...
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Given that neural net transformers in LLMs and in other similar techniques can continue scaling up in such a way that they can simulate, and eventually outpace the decision making processes a human brain goes through, the question becomes:
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Rice's Theorem
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I also took a bit of time to look up a more well formulated statement on this -- specifically, Rice's theorem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rice%27s_theorem
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4y ago
It seems to be missing Llama and other Llama derived models, and GPT4.
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4y ago
Significantly higher than inflation, too.
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I referenced a class of problems easily defined via mathematical tools and notation that are seemingly not possible to solve in our universe as an adjacent example for difficult problems that border on our definition of understanding. A pro
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I wanted to give another parallel - we understand what DNA does from a structural level of the building blocks up, but... We're not close to being able to bio-engineer a 20 point IQ improvement, or the ability to regrow a missing limb,
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We are not close to determining the answer to Busy Beaver(5,5). Not every problem is decidable.
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Here is an example of a paper on inner alignment misalignment with a relatively simple level of complexity and even reward/punishment layers visualized. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2105.14111.pdf The authors show specif
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within some constraints it is possible to "beat" stockfish. Ie, on chess.com I think stockfish times out on bullet games. Some versions of stockfish can lose vs specific gambits, ie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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I've had this same experience multiple times with US hotel chains.
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What specific meter did you use? I want to try it myself.
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Not having the battery be on the device but plugged in the phone or on a waist strap, and using more expensive, but smaller pancake vs fresnel lenses can make the effected perceived weight a lot.
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As echoed before in the discussion, I suspect for most jobs the GPA one receives is not relevant not even disclosed in job applications. It might matter for folks going for graduate degrees / law / med though. A 180 on the LSAT or
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4y ago
I wish there was a weather station I could purchase that would do 2 things: Give an hourly (or 2 hour) 24.. or even 12 hour weather forecast, in 6-12-24 chunks. Allow natural scrolling to see hourly forecast for further than 12/24 hour
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Those two methods seemed very simple and not a high skill attack at all. Aren't there a lot of commercially available lock cylinders/cores that prevent these attacks from multiple manufacturers that Level could swap their sourcing
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I actually compared train-to-train distance to Hachioji, not Okutama.
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Okutama, Tokyo is part of "Tokyo Metropolis". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okutama,_Tokyo . The furthest I've been is Hachioji, which was about 1 hour by train from 23-ku. Hachioji is roughly half as fa
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Paper appears available here via "Open PDF in Browser" link: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4084982
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Closed Captions are more available now through settings, great audio <> text models, exposure of people to foreign language films and shows, etc. The 20-somethings are exposed to it more and adopt to using them. Youtube's closed
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A photo of a Shiba Inu dog wearing a sunglasses and black leather jacket playing a guitar in a garden, does not work correctly.
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The fact that type I and type II error rates are not mentioned is an interesting point by itself.
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The Apple.com e-commerce website allows much more configuration and customization options, ie: offering more colors and memory / disk size configurations, engraving, etc. The experience on the apple website is really excellent.
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The reason for exclusion of Apple products might have something to do with how the Apple Affiliate program ( https://www.apple.com/shop/performance-partners ) functions. Wirecutter doesn't seem to list products wi
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I hear you, but atom and vscode are noticeably slower at interacting and searching even at those small file sizes. So we're in violent agreement here!
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Will it be native Sublime Text fast? Not on electron? I tried using VScode and Atom. Both were noticeably slow compared to sublime text. I can do silly, bad practice things like open a 50 meg log file in sublime and search for simple regex
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The Best Drill article doesn't even mention impact drivers, which are going to be tremendously easier on the wrist/hand for screwing in screws. An explanation for the lay audience would help. Nor are questions such as: "How m
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