jimbokun

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by jimbokun 2mo ago
I know. I just don’t understand why they are diversifying between solar and coal, instead of just putting all new investment into solar or other renewables.
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
Could China and India get more electricity by investing the same amount in new solar production instead of coal?
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
Sure but then the file protections also apply to the programs used by the agent. If you can strictly limit the agent to only modifying files in the source code directory of a single repository, that greatly limits the blast radius of damag
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
> But if someone had outfitted me appropriately, if they warned me that you have to bring one of those crank-up flashlights and you might have to shimmy through some narrow antechambers and spelunk through some flooded passageways, but t
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
Because if they are smarter than us, no other defense will be effective. The only hope is to instill values that make the desired behavior the outcome of some deeply rooted ethical framework.
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
Can you elaborate? Read, write, execute privileges on files and directories goes a long way. What's missing? The biggest is Internet access, or networking in general, I suppose.
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
Amen. Why can’t we give agents a shell with permissions for programs and file system access controlled by Unix permissions? This seemed to be a solved problem back in the systems where many users were logged into one machine and the admins
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
That seems like a huge fucking flaw in these models, no?
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
How on Earth can you fail to see the danger of not being able to train any kind of ethical framework into very powerful models? If superhuman models don’t have any internal constraints similar to Asimov’s Laws of Robotics we are completely
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
More like a tired trope.
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
Only as an honor system for students who want to learn the material. But worthless for assessments and assigning grades.
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
You suddenly realize the foremost expert on the research in your dissertation…is you.
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
You can be certain many instructors are having AI do a lot of their grading.
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
Complete bullshit. Universities in the US charge fortunes and pay instructors a pittance while plowing ever more money into “administrators”. Fire half the administrators and hire more instructors to both proctor exams and give more person
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
They’re just hypothetical examples, not meant to apply to everyone.
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
The experience of every famous place I've visited after watching extensive video before hand, has been very different from what I imagined from the video.
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
> Between us, we have pioneered massive scale computing and led the creation of critical infrastructure, products, and foundational AI advances that the world relies on, including multiple generations of Google Search, Google Ads, Google
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
It seems to me an alternative to MCP would be a shell implemented to only allow access to white listed commands. I also feel like a lot of knowledge about how to lock down a multi-user system has been lost. Back when many people shared a s
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
> was coming up with a loose standard for how to implement your RPC endpoints in a way that the AI was pre-trained to interact with. Why not just pre-train the model to interact with JSONRPC endpoints?
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by jimbokun 2mo ago
And we still manage to spend more than the next six countries combined on our military!
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by jimbokun 3mo ago
There will be no cash for the poor nations without the European teams competing.
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by jimbokun 3mo ago
FIFA made ludicrous amounts of money as a non profit running the last World Cup and want to transition to a for profit corporation to make even more. UEFA representing the European nations with the most competitive teams and many of the big
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by jimbokun 3mo ago
It was incredibly entertaining and I watched as many games as I could.
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by jimbokun 3mo ago
Good thing you don’t watch Premier League. The World Cup VAR was snappy in comparison.
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by jimbokun 3mo ago
There was extensive coverage and discussion of Trump getting the Balogun red card overturned.
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by jimbokun 3mo ago
I agree completely with your assessment of the water breaks, but the games were extremely entertaining and I watched as much as I could.
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by jimbokun 3mo ago
You can be against more than one thing.
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by jimbokun 3mo ago
But the USA men might finally do well! Depending on whether the South American teams show up…
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by jimbokun 3mo ago
The new thing is trying to take the organization from a non-profit to a corporation. Mainly so the executives can increase their already large compensation apparently. Interesting parallels to OpenAI.
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by jimbokun 3mo ago
Which is clearly not enough.

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