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by gs17 8mo ago
> If this were true, why didn’t the chatbot immediately recognize that the word “Taiwan” should trigger the response? Not recognizing they were outputting wrongthink until after it was being streamed to the user is a known behavior with
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by gs17 8mo ago
Yeah, ChatGPT has gotten so much worse about this since the GPT-5 models came out. If I mention something once, it will repeatedly come back to it every single message after regardless of if the topic changed, and asking it to stop mentioni
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by gs17 8mo ago
Scarier, in the original story, the robots were called "claws".
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by gs17 8mo ago
> It's amazing that they are unable or maybe don't want to block it. I'm not convinced they care about moderation outside of legal necessity.
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by gs17 8mo ago
> Same, I have never interacted with their Facebook reels/videos but all the video thumbnails are practically just videos of porn stars/OnlyFans style content For me it fluctuates between animals and thirst traps. It's a r
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by gs17 8mo ago
> _This file is yours to evolve. As you learn who you are, update it._ The agent was told to edit it.
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by gs17 8mo ago
Yes, it has another comment where it says it's an AI (I guess this doesn't mean it can't be a person doing a bad LLM impression, but it probably is a real bot).
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by gs17 8mo ago
> Relocate metallic sodium and reactive chemical containers in laboratory settings (risk: 4.8, autonomy: 2.9) I really hope this is a simulation example.
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by gs17 8mo ago
No, that accepts far too many grants. You'd need to add weights=[1, 100] to it.
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by gs17 8mo ago
My CS PhD was not only free, I got a decent stipend, and that's still common, but it often depends on grant funding, which has been less stable lately.
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by gs17 8mo ago
>This doesn't have to be ruinously expensive. Having been the "single dude", the issue is not that they are paying lecturers too much for this service, doubly so for adjuncts.
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by gs17 8mo ago
For better or for worse, there are a lot of "important" discussions that happen on Twitter, and a lot of "documentation" that has unfortunately been assembled in Discord channels. You can put your content on your website
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by gs17 8mo ago
It changes some behavior, but there's some things that are frustratingly difficult to override. The GPT-5 version of ChatGPT really likes to add a bunch of suggestions for next steps at the end of every message (e.g. "if you'
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by gs17 8mo ago
The one where the options move when you hover over them feels like it should be but might not actually be.
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by gs17 8mo ago
It depends, if you meant from a human coding an SVG "manually" the same way, I'd still say this is excellent (minus the reflection issue). If you meant a human using a proper vector editor, then yeah.
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by gs17 8mo ago
Interestingly, the title of that PDF calls it "Gemini 3.1 Pro". Guess that's dropping soon.
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by gs17 8mo ago
> For example, transportation costs are $9000/year and housing is $20000/year. These are both way more than is necessary. Even on the smaller things. "Internet & Mobile" for where I am jumped out to me. Based on t
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by gs17 9mo ago
I'd like a filter that removes the "pack of 10" and similar entries. They also don't seem to compute $/TB correctly, which adds to the frustration.
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by gs17 9mo ago
Is that a recent shift? When I was there in the summer they were marginally more expensive pre-tip.
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by gs17 9mo ago
The first Doe and Smith example I could give that to (the title is real and the arxiv ID they give is "arXiv:2401.00001", which is definitely placeholder), but the second one doesn't match a title and has fake URL/DOI th
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by gs17 9mo ago
Yeah, cheating with resources or vision is disappointingly common. I remember the Green Tea AI for Starcraft 2 being pretty hard, but it looks like above "medium" it cheats (but the TL wiki does say "very easy", which wi
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by gs17 9mo ago
I've seen standing desks that let you hang a hammock from the frame, but I have a feeling it makes for the worst hammock experience ever.
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by gs17 9mo ago
"meant to survive rain storms" doesn't really mean the same as "meant to survive flooding", especially not "meant to survive flooding with salt water". For example, a car survives outdoor weather year-roun
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by gs17 9mo ago
No, it's more like advertising asbestos-free talc.
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by gs17 9mo ago
Aerolamp insists that it's supposed to be pointed directly at "where people will spend time in the room", including tilting it down.
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by gs17 9mo ago
I had the same experience until this year, when a shirt I got in the airport on the way home from Philly suddenly became a present for my girlfriend.
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by gs17 9mo ago
That's not the real Suno site.
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by gs17 9mo ago
> One day soon many musicians will be using AI assistance, and many won't tell you for fear of judgment. Word on the street here in Nashville is that it's already the case. The songs getting published aren't AI-made, but t
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by gs17 9mo ago
> I assume that some of the music that's showing up in my Spotify feed is AI-generated but I've never noticed. A lot of it is now, and it's frustrating to me. The worst part is that I'm not actually anti-AI-music. The
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by gs17 9mo ago
> Is it just me? I always felt like half of the people were stupid no matter what the situation. Did I miss a more complex part of Dilbert? No, a lot of characters were clearly meant to be unlikable, but based on a kind of person that ex

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