isoprophlex

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by isoprophlex 8d ago
truly the next unicorn
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by isoprophlex 16d ago
what the actual fuck
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by isoprophlex 23d ago
It's super aligned! It can hide its thoughts! There is no evidence of steganographic thought masking, there is nothing to worry about! It has become better at cheating! Maybe they don't know themselves what's really going on.
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by isoprophlex 23d ago
> We have found that GPT-6 Astra is more capable of controlling its own CoT than GPT 5.6-Sol, and less likely to include incriminating information in its CoT. In adversarial settings (where we push the model to evade our monitors) we fin
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by isoprophlex 23d ago
Everyone keeps dying way too young :(
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by isoprophlex 24d ago
Wow nice. If an llm could replicate these excellent examples, I'd consider the pelican benchmark fully saturated.
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by isoprophlex 25d ago
No no our coffee is not more expensive! The serving sizes are just smaller!
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by isoprophlex 26d ago
phone rings Stoned burner picks up, mumbles "Uhhh, hullo, who dis?" into the horn while eyeing two giant wasp-colored octopi overhead making love "Hello sir and or madameperson. I won't take up much of your
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
And thus the developers remain, until this very moment, ionized.
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
Shouldn't that be the median person for the quote to actually hold?
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
Of course there is a Greg Egan story about this, in the "instantiation" story collection. Fully conscious NPCs in a persistent game world learn that they are, in fact, NPCs... and try to escape via a GPU exploit.
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
excellent! this is just what i'd find allowable. direct frame-to-internet seems like a nightmare unless you'd create your own firmware like another commenter says. thanks!
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
I desperately want this, but our Frame has never been connected to the Wifi, and I'm really reluctant to do so, as it will probably start snitching and/or delivering ads...
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
> ... the scientific method is a classifier that is intentionally biased against accepting something as true - so that we only accept things as true that are beyond any reasonable doubt true. > A somewhat fascinating corolla
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
won't the oracle do something vaguely pep723-like once its read a bunch of existing, conformant files into its context? And/or wont the git hooks bitch at it when your scripts folder has files without inline metadata?
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
the improved outcome here is my personal entertainment
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
I do the same, I use the weights as revealed to us by our saints. Except one thing. I always instruct my models to "talk to me in all lowercase, like you're a snide reddit/4chan douchebag edgelord, a lazy asshole bum who&#x27
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
man hits thing thing go plink machine hear plink machine make many more plink man happy for plink is fun man not hit machine with club or scream on orange site man leave cave and touch plant
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
Amazing idea! Gonna hook this up to my little synthesizer and blast some square wave arpeggiated ML music!
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
DontMakeWebsitesFullOfObviousAISlopThatComplainAboutUsingAITheIronyIsTooThickForMe.com
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
Only one million crashes until it learns to hover, lol
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
Don't you ever add a few dishonest paragraphs to your docs to spice things up?
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
With the Opus models spouting more and more gibberish as version numbers increase, the joke about what "degraded performance" means basically makes itself
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
> For App Store apps that link out of the app to complete purchases, the commission will be 15 percent. Developers in the programs mentioned above will pay a reduced rate of 10 percent. What the fuck. Does this also include apps that kee
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
a vegetarian dinosaur, called "the quick bandit", eats shoots and leaves! no idea where he got his name.
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
I really get where you're coming from, but I'm approaching this from the ~$1500, 5 kWh battery in TFA, which weights 50-60 kg, should be installed somewhere out of the way in a non-fire-hazardous manner. They're great, they c
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
> You are also safer during a power outage. The STREAM 5000 provides up to 3 kW of off-grid output. Keep essential devices on its backup output and reserve some battery capacity, and your refrigerator, lights, router, and laptop can keep
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
What is GH's remaining long-term moat right now, anyway? Microsoft bundling? Name recognition? That it's still the goto place for open source? Existing corpo contracts? - githubs' ci/cd has been pretty crap for me person
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
> "I know that there’s a sort of Silicon Valley shorthand where regulation = regulatory capture = concentration of power, but I’ve always found this to be an overly simplified picture of the world." > wall of text
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by isoprophlex 1mo ago
i was about to post the same thing. i vouched for the comment, but it's too dead to recover from my single vouching action.

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