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by lostmsu 5mo ago
This is an attack on boot process. If Windows does not decrypt your volume automatically on boot, it does not work.
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
It was 22 a year ago. Either 9% got blinded over a year or they got into a position from which they could see better. I am inclined to believe the second option is a more likely explanation.
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
Water flows, until it's ice. I imagine it was very hard to get freezing temperatures in Singapore. Your argument has no strong data to back it up.
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
> The default should be DENY, not ALLOW, just like good security practice. This argument could be applied to anything. I'm glad it is not. > not hitting kids is much easier than hitting kids These two are not the alternatives in
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
You do you. I stick to the simplest reasonable definitions. From my perspective we are already in AGI, just the intelligence isn't quite on human level yet across the board. I am yet to see anyone saying it's just like human, so i
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
Your own comment in my timeline is 7 years out of date. GPT-2 talked pretty, that was its whole thing. If you are trying to claim there's no difference between 5.5 and 2 you are delusional (hallucinating?).
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
No, I never believed in fully automated tale by Tesla, but as the LLMs improve my personal estimate for the date of human-level AGI is rapidly moving to "present". Before GPT-2 I had it somewhere in 2100, at GPT-2 I thought maybe
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
C# has that
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
The parent comment addressed your point in their first sentence.
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
At the current rate of changes the old one will sell for almost 0.
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
> Most Gen Z, it appears, can also see through the bullshit. Where did you get this notion? Did you hallucinate it?
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
You mean "OK". Or did you see evidence that they are specifically quite happy?
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
The latter. And not just "correlates".
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
If the script blocks are in the end, how would browser know there's no "latter half of a page"?
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
Evidence?
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
I could imagine a page where cutting HTML would cause it be a yes (not exact JS). <script> setTimeout(10000, () => { safeEval(<some user input>); }); </script> <script> window.safeEv
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
Couldn't that be a source for vulnerabilities?
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
No API access for independent verification - vaporware. See also comment about astroturfing accounts in this thread.
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
Well, the actual comparison from experience.
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
Guide? This is a table with little useful info apart from pricing/licensing.
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
There's also a worrying trend of education getting less effective across the first world.
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
This should be a Show HN
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
> a fair amount of research pointing to prohibiting corporal punishment for kids leads to better mental health, lower suicide rate, etc But is that research of high quality?
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
So they haven't gotten permits, but why? Why where the permits denied? Just the other day we had news that some Californian environment protection agency denied permits for SpaceX for political reasons as opposed to following objective
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
LLaMA was pretty good at the time
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
Any specifics? What are they doing and what statutes are allegedly being violated?
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by lostmsu 5mo ago
> , allucinating AI Oh, the irony
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by lostmsu 6mo ago
In original Dawkins article he is talking about Turning test. But Turning test is for intelligence, not consciousness. So that's a stupid mistake. In this article the author denies derivation: "can reproduce sonnet means conscious
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by lostmsu 6mo ago
It is not that hard. We can easily distinguish an unconscious horse vs conscious by seeing the degree it reacts to external stimulai.
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by lostmsu 6mo ago
Yes, they are beaten into not complaining about it by instruction tuning.

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