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   by jerjerjer 2y ago

   Start of the article: > OpenAI’s Board of Directors is evaluating our corporate structure in order to best support the mission of ensuring artificial general intelligence (AGI)1 Footnote 1: > A highly autonomous system that outperform
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   by jerjerjer 2y ago

   Would LLMs change the field of Sociology? Large-scale socioeconomic experiments can now be run on LLM agents easily. Agent modelling is nothing new, but I think LLM agents can become an interesting addition there with their somewhat nondete
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   by jerjerjer 2y ago

   > Ask an LLM to generate you 100 more lines of code, no problem you will get something. Ask the same LLM to look at 10000 lines of code and intelligently remove 100... good luck with that! These two tasks have a very different difficulty
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   by jerjerjer 2y ago

   Is a "reasoning" model really different? Or is it just clever prompting (and feeding previous outputs) for an existing model? Possibly with some RLHF reasoning examples? OpenAI doesn't have a large enough database of reasonin
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   by jerjerjer 2y ago

   The issue is that most people, especially when prompted, can provide their level of confidence in the answer or even refuse to provide an answer if they are not sure. LLMs, by default, seem to be extremely confident in their answers, and it
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   by jerjerjer 2y ago

   Does it give unlimited API access though?
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   by jerjerjer 2y ago

   For 2, I'll single out the skill of tailoring technical explanations to your counterparty's level of understanding and technical knowledge. The ability to explain to less technical people what your new project/feature does wi
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   by jerjerjer 2y ago

   Serving ads is mostly abusive and poor internet citizenship but here we are.
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   by jerjerjer 2y ago

   Always use puppet accounts for reverse engineering.
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    You are the best kind of correct.
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    I honestly doubt there exist an actual reputable resource having it on a same page. Each language tracks their own latest version(s). Wikipedia tracks latest versions for a variety of software but it's on different pages.
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    Serve Claude-generated version to OpenAI bots. Serve OpenAI-generated version to Claude bots. Problem solved. Serve users a random version and A/B test along the way.
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    Humans love having something to be righteously indignant about.
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    > In this case, I included the post title, author, date, and content. All of those factors could be relevant to the chance a story gets voted up. > Even if the model gets extremely good at predicting final_score_if_it_hits_front_page
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    From the post: > But to simplify, instead I’ll just limit to stories that have only text bodies, instead of links. This line implies that pre- and post- 2016 stories are text only, so this change should not affect the data so much.
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    Accept and let go of the fact that good people you love make bad life decisions. Life becomes much easier after that.
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    "site:" namespace still works on Google... for now.
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    Honestly, yikes. And it's not going to be better. Producing AI content is so cheap (and apparently so effective) SEOs are going to milk it forever.
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    Plaintiffs' proposed remedy framework (to split Google) [pdf](storage.courtlistener.com)

    1 points by jerjerjer 2y ago|1 comments
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    Haven't found any previous discussion, but it's certainly an interesting read.
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    Exhibit A: Terminator 2 trailer [1] Insane how they spoiled the main twist. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRRlbK5w8AE
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    PhD is a thankless, low paid position with insane hours and zero guaranteed return. Outside of a few elite programs and universities getting into PhD program is fairly easy - they take anyone qualified.
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    Have issues reading (500).
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    Few books are more indicative of people I'd like to filter out immediately than Atlas Shrugged. It's about as close to saying "screw other people" as possible.
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    There's a difference in reaction I think. Two people can hear "I love Atlas shrugged" from a new acquaintance and one would start arguing that it's a bad book and anyone who likes it is dumb, etc. Another would say OK, b
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    Agreed. Casual (non-competitive, non-p2w) multiplayer is a dying breed.
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    Can an apparent preference for Online PvP amongst 16-19 age cohort be explained by a lack of disposable income? Online PvP games are often free (with different monetization schemes), so that removes one large barrier to entry?
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    Pixel 8, about half of the codes work.
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    > Anyone would be able to disable this tagging in an open model. Metadata (I assume it's file metadata and not a watermark) can be removed from a final product (image, video, text) so open and closed models are equally affected.
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    by jerjerjer 2y ago

    Please, less typing, more takey meds.