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by fwip 6mo ago
It also seems to me, that people who call Claude 'he' seem to tend to have a very positive opinion of the LLM. My sample size isn't big enough to be sure if there's actually any correlation here, let alone if there'
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by fwip 6mo ago
The payout is much higher if you make an unlikely thing happen. "Unlikely things" in politics & warfare are probably highly correlated with irrational or irresponsible decisions.
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by fwip 6mo ago
It's about leaving it open while you're working. You'd still close it when you're not around. There is not much danger that a random person will come into your garage and put their hand under your circular saw while you
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by fwip 6mo ago
Carbon emissions from food production may go down about that much. However, those emissions are only about 30% of the total CO2 emissions humans are responsible for, if I recall correctly. So, total CO2 reduction would be about 18%.
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by fwip 6mo ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but there aren't any non-capitalist countries currently waging war on others.
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by fwip 6mo ago
Then the jury will weigh the evidence and come to a decision.
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by fwip 6mo ago
I think you might find that, if you reconsider who the 'evil' people are, you might find that we're already doing that sort of thing.
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by fwip 6mo ago
If they are all posting their noise vectors up on xor-music.com, sure. If they have valid reasons for making available a specific 'noise' vector (maybe they can prove it decrypts to something useful), then probably not. Judges and
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by fwip 6mo ago
I'm actually a little horrified to learn that warnings were suppressed while developing code to control a 747.
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by fwip 6mo ago
Not that far off from the truth. A number of college students who were protesting for Palestine had their college enrollment suspended, and lost their visas, effectively being deported. Which, yes, the university made that decision, but it
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by fwip 6mo ago
It's entirely possible to address all the LLM-found issues and get an "all green" response, and have an attacker still find issues that your LLM did not. Either they used a different model, a different prompt, or spent more m
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by fwip 6mo ago
I think without reading the final line, you might get the wrong impression. > It doesn’t make those frameworks worthless. It makes them incomplete by design—and it means, again, that AI will never be entirely ethical or safe. Lots of peo
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by fwip 6mo ago
Might be true, but unfortunately, we need to pay for rent/mortgage/groceries in the short run.
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by fwip 6mo ago
Sorry if it wasn't clear - I was just copy-pasting from the github issue, in a comment further down.
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by fwip 6mo ago
> Hey @rektide, @apaz-cli, we bundle all sysdeps to allow to ship self-contained packages that users can e.g. pip install. That's our basic default and it allows us to tightly control what we ship. For building, it should generally
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by fwip 6mo ago
I think you read it backwards - that's a possible consequence of P==NP, not P!=NP.
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by fwip 6mo ago
If I remember right, I dropped it after about 40 chapters. I think interesting is more a subjective thing than objective, also.
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by fwip 6mo ago
Nope.
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by fwip 6mo ago
I found it pretty boring, to be honest. Felt like an excuse for the author to show off how smart they thought they were, without really any skill at characterization or meaningful plot. And like, I'm not a writing snob. I read fanfic b
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by fwip 6mo ago
You'd be surprised. https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/u-penn-s...
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by fwip 6mo ago
1.1 million being 0.000000001% implies a total count of 1e17 books in the world - the real number is closer to 1e8.
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by fwip 6mo ago
I think the common miscommunication here is that defense is the largest part of the US discretionary budget (about half overall), but that doesn't include those non-negotiable things like Social Security, Medicare, etc .
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by fwip 6mo ago
You can smell it.
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by fwip 6mo ago
Sure, and an LLM-written article will use that pattern eight times in two pages.
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by fwip 7mo ago
As a small kid, I learned how to use the DOS command line to launch this game on my parents' PC. I also remember really enjoying Sopwith 2, which added cows, among other things.
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by fwip 7mo ago
You take a binary that's intended to run on the Xbox 360, and emit a new binary that runs on a modern x86 computer.
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by fwip 7mo ago
If you haven't tried it, the Steam controller does a pretty good job of playing mouse&keyboard games. The original is probably hard to find now, but allegedly they'll release a new one later this year.
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by fwip 7mo ago
All of those places had valuable resources for extraction. That was the whole basis for their colonization. The whole basis of colonialism, itself. Mars has a lot of rocks.
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by fwip 7mo ago
And having a colony on Mars will be profitable because of...?
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by fwip 7mo ago
It's not just speed - incremental parsing allows for better error recovery. In practice, this means that your editor can highlight the code as-you-type, even though what you're typing has broken the parse tree (especially the cod

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