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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
I'd hesitate to jump to the conclusion that Holmes had editorial control over the way journalists portrayed her. The idea that a 'young woman overcoming the odds' story sells more than 'young man overcoming the odds&#x27
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
Also known as hell banning[1]. 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22322049
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
Not sure why this was downvoted. It is an accurate assessment.
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
If AI providers had to push the 'Big Red Button' do you think they would tell the public?
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
> Chinese models operating “message boards” like this? Chinese rooms, perhaps?
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
I'd love to see an ablation study on looping being the reason CoT control increased. Until then I'll remain agnostic about a causal relationship between the two.
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
This brings up a perspective I hadn't considered. There's also an economic aspect to alignment. If 'thought reading' or any alignment guardrails at all, really, have a monetary cost, then skimping on them is a race to th
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
What does CoT have to do with the residual stream?
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
I can imagine a lot of things. However there is a packing limit for QKV weights that sets the ceiling on how much this occurs, and it's quite low - think 1.3-1.8x. The limiting factor here isn't the number of iterations, it's
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
I'm literally zero concerned. Looped transformers replace n-different self attention layers into one layer that gets executed m-times usually until a stopping condition is met. My personal intuition is that it just leaves another degre
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
Yes, but precisely because it's capable of producing the economic equivalent of a nuclear explosion.
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
Something something nation-state level capabilities.
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
Just wait until RSI gains enough traction. We'll be compute-limited rather than labor-limited.
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
As best I can tell, the stoics argued against exactly this. The parable of archer[1] is the best summation of this philosophy - that one’s ultimate aim is to do all in one’s power to shoot straight rather than hit the target. 1. https:&#x2
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
Respectfully, I'll believe it when I see it. Most of my interactions in age gating discussions on HN have pushed me toward indignation, rather than nuance. It's arguing against someone's hypothetical dystopian nightmare. I&#x
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
You've seen someone about face? Please share a link to the thread. I'd love to read it.
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
Debate won't change the minds here. I've never seen a privacy-über-alles person arrive at social media should not exist. Maybe you have? I'd have to wipe entire years of experience raising my kids in a world of social media.
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
Exactly. Out donate me. Until then, it's whinging.
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
You're writing this like a kid whose about to have their internet taken away. If you're an adult, congrats, nothing changes.
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
Why do you think you can limit what relationship I have with my legislative representative? If you don't like it, out spend me in political donations.
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
Social isolation is bad for kids. We learned this during COVID lockdowns.
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
There are limits to laws and limiting social media companies' ability to have child users is well within those. If you don't like it, contact your representative instead of spinning your wheels on HN.
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
The controls I'm referring to limit all kids access simultaneously. Turning off just my kid's access doesn't change the social conditions under which kids interact. It just cuts off them from their friend groups while nothing
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
Nothing is not politically viable for the parents who want controls to limit their children's access. It's funny watching HN constantly berate parents for not parenting while parents' material conditions don't change. Sa
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
I haven't heard the term before. What's a 'wax ticket'?
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
> A memoryfield page looks like this: --- title: Carbon Fibre Woks created: '2026-03-01T09:00:00Z' updated: '2026-08-22T14:30:00Z' uuid: 6aa615f0-486f-48a7-a210-ba4f5ff18c8b summary: Thermal
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
It's impossible for corporations to have political legitimacy. Arguably, AI illegitimacy is a subset of that broader umbrella of illegitimacy.
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
> Haiti and Cuba are extreme examples of failure. Haiti and Cuba are epitomes of states who were "made examples of" for defying the economic order. Haiti, firstly, for being the only successful slave revolt in human history(179
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
It has to be true, otherwise exabrial's wish isn't about lowering crime rates; it's based on something else.
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by kelseyfrog 1mo ago
This is why Texas has the lowest rate of crime in the US.

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