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by jdiff 3mo ago
Those are pretty clearly delineated as user-generated content, and also aren't able to be modified to include information that the malicious user doesn't have another way of accessing.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
It opens a can of worms for them if they do consider prompt injection a bug because there's ultimately no defense. If they accept this, there are instantly hundreds of other moles they now have to whack or pay out for. Or dismiss them
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by jdiff 3mo ago
I think they know it'll hurt goodwill. I think they don't think they have to care what other people think about them. I think they think they're too big to fail.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
Feather has a charging circuit on board, and its usb port has a channel carved out for it and is close to the edge
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by jdiff 3mo ago
Just a lithium battery.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
This screen is entirely independent, with its own power source, so unlike most bistable screens this one could also report when its connection with the Machine is lost, and in a different way than simply turning off.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
You're not modding a pre-built $1049 device. The faceplates are removable and swappable with no disassembly needed, and this fancy one connects via bluetooth and is powered via a battery. Entirely non-invasive.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
No, that's not how LLMs work. It's all probabilities, and that issue has only deepened with providers silently falling back to worse models if they suspect you might be distilling their models. If an LLM rolls a bad token that can
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by jdiff 3mo ago
Is this a joke you're attempting? You're raging out about someone else being so narcissistic for not letting you continue on with your whole entire life because they took a vacation?
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by jdiff 3mo ago
I don't even know how we got here. This isn't that deeply represented in the training data. Is this what RLHF hath wrought? A new dialect of English based on corporatespeak and influencers, two heavy-hitting bullshitters?
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by jdiff 3mo ago
Some of them, the more corporate or tech-focused ones like .ai or .inc or .tech or .llc. Very many of them are comparable within a dollar of .org.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
Facebook has their own sins crawling on their backs, yes.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
It waxes and it wanes, but people breathlessly asking Grok "IS THIS TRUE??" is prevalent. People often call on Grok to argue their points for them. The interaction is inflicted.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
That's the joke of RFC 3514. Setting the evil bit of a packet to 0 means it is harmless and no defensive action should be taken. Secure systems should defend against packets with the evil bit set to 1. Insecure systems may choose to cr
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by jdiff 3mo ago
What connection to morality is there from taking action and earning less money? I can think of many morally positive situations that would match this odd vague phrasing you're presenting.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
Mechahitler sure isn't helping.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
Paid to engage is a reference to the creator revenue sharing that encourages mass-appeal and ragebait content. X is not a meritocracy of ideas, either.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
You can structure your context window to minimize the amount of editing you do further back. You usually only need to edit and correct the most recent response. It's little different from forking the conversation at an earlier point, a
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by jdiff 3mo ago
Local models benefit disproportionately from this kind of pruning and have no such footgun.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
It's not positive or negative infinity. It is simply undefined. Math has many conventions, and you can define your own convention that it does equal some flavor of infinity, but that is only a convention, and not a universal one.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
I think a single monolithic mascot for all AI has even worse chances than a Clippy ripoff. People will be as cold towards it as ever, and companies won't want to contaminate their image with something that isn't theirs and that
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by jdiff 3mo ago
A few have been attempted. Mostly by Microsoft and subsidiaries, from GitHub to Mojang. None have caught on. Closest is GitHub's logo which is getting increasingly animated. But dedicated mascots a la Microsoft's Mico have gone ab
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by jdiff 3mo ago
Even modern frontier models benefit so hugely from careful context pruning, maintenance, and rewriting to erase mistakes that it's astonishing to me that there are no tools centered around it. The one tool that used to have such a feat
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by jdiff 3mo ago
Let us also not think that management is any smarter than any of us and is playing 5D chess games we couldn't comprehend. Notably, games that they also could not articulate when they were making these decisions.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
Did they see productivity gains that they're now calibrating for? Why have these productivity gains not been reflected externally in any measurable way?
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by jdiff 3mo ago
Whose speech? Nobody with the weights is trying to speak them.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
Man, if there was anyone that could weather the storm with their thick memory margins (at least on upgrades), it should have been Apple.
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by jdiff 3mo ago
I'm quite perplexed by this comment. If I'm understanding you correctly, sure, what you describe is possible through significantly more effort, orchestration, and source photos. Or we can grab one still image and throw an inpainti
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by jdiff 3mo ago
This does not appear creatively useful beyond mass producing ridiculous content. The examples on the page are typical of slop that either says nothing in the hopes of appearing mysterious rather than hollow, or grotesquely overexaggerated a
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by jdiff 3mo ago
There are other, less dysfunctional governments.

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