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by judahmeek 9mo ago
This technique is likely to be utilized in some government interrogation methods now. An excellent example of research that maybe shouldn't have been pursued, although it's possible that there are a large number of potential recup
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
https://archive.is/https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/2026...
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
How hard is benchmarking models actually? We've got a lot of available benchmarks & modifying at least some of those benchmarks doesn't seem particularly difficult: https://arc.markbarney.net/re-arc To reduce
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
> If you give up on those people and cut them out, you're pretty much condemning them to continuing being broken. I've seen what happens to those who spend their lives trying to fix others. No thanks.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
So you took the advice of not taking other people's advice & you don't see the inherent contradiction in that?
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
This bullshit is why #NotAllMen is a farcical trope among feminists. Can ya'll please grow slightly thicker skin? It doesn't take much effort to give the author benefit of doubt, especially when he already qualified his claim with
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Write them all down. Please.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Thanks for pointing these concerns out. I had considered Anthropic one of the "good" corporations because of their focus on AI safety & governance. I never actually considered whether their perspective on AI safety & gover
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
How often has a decaying empire been reset without either war or violent revolution?
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Anyone interested in learning more about this should read https://theauthoritarians.org/
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
I'm pretty sure Dr. King & Malcolm X did.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
> MLK didn’t have support because people were afraid of the alternative. They supported him because they agreed with him message. You sound like you've never heard of political triangulation before.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Please go read https://theauthoritarians.org/
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Okay, but what if there was a strong robust mechanism for removing disinformation and hate speech from the internet & the current US administration was in charge of it? Because if you're wrong & the current US administration wa
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
That wasn't the claim made. The claim made was that improving SotA models has historically taken exponentially more compute. The claim implies that improving SotA models takes more compute even while integrating technological advanceme
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
And GPT-OSS's architecture improvements aren't already incorporated in SotA models?
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
This is some good black mirror material here
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Yes! Also, make sure to check those results yourself, dear reader, rather than ask the agent to summarize the results for you! ^^;
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Resolving bikeshedding might be LLM's most valuable contribution to an organization
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
The neologism is purposefully crude
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
A LinkedIn comment I made on an adjacent topic: > If the job market is unfavourable to juniors, become senior. That requires networking with a depth deep enough that other professionals are willing to critique your work. So... open-sourc
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
> Pursuit of happiness doesn't imply being in a state of bliss all the time. Sure, correcting "pursuit of happiness" to "pursuit of contentment/fulfillment/purpose" is pedantic, but it makes me happy ;p
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Yes! It depends on the company, of course, but I think plenty of people are going to fall for the perverse incentives while reviewing AI output for tech debt. The perverse incentives being that tech debt is non-obvious & therefore reall
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
> as it does make all these LLMs orders of magnitude more useful That seems like something that should be really easy to prove statistically.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
That's because physical programming ing is a ritual. I'm not entirely sure what that means myself, so please speak up if my statement resonates with you.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
The great thing about remote work & open source is that you can be one of the weird ones, create your own social interface for work, and let your accomplishments speak for themselves.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Protectionism was tried & has failed in other industries, most notably U.S. shipbuilding. The Jones Act is arguably why China's Navy will soon dwarf the U.S.'s ancient fleet.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
Luna is hardcore MAGA so she's definitely throwing out red meat.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
AFAIK, all statements are claims. I didn't reply because I haven't had available energy to properly analyze your reply. At a glance, your reply does seem completely reasonable, which is why I upvoted it.
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by judahmeek 9mo ago
> LLM marketers have succeeded at inducing collective delusion That's the real trick & one I desperately wish I knew how to copy. I know there's a connection to Dunning Kruger & I know that there's a dopamine effec

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