lukan

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721.
by lukan 6mo ago
Well, that sounds a bit nicer. (I assume what makes it acceptable for a prison, but not "livable" is that prison inmates do not roam around, but are enclosed in a artificial compound?) And for whether government is interested, I s
722.
by lukan 6mo ago
Simplified characters and strongly amplified and invented extra drama and events.
723.
by lukan 6mo ago
"cannot be made livable BUT is perfectly suitable for things like prison" That sounds a bit dark.
724.
by lukan 6mo ago
Are humans guaranteed to work without error?
725.
by lukan 6mo ago
Well, unfortunately it is the same with real humans who happen to be non-deterministic as well. If I give them a task, I can be allmost sure, they will do it. But even humans can have unexpected psychotic breakdowns and do destructive stuff
726.
by lukan 6mo ago
Of course it saves me overhead by not having to read all the necessary docs etc myself and just check the resulting code and not having to type all myself.
727.
by lukan 6mo ago
That I don't let agents run wild in a production environment?
728.
by lukan 6mo ago
"The cold hard fact is: LLMs are an unreliable tool, and using them without checking their every action is extremely foolish." You mean checking every action of theirs outside the sandbox I suppose? Otherwise any attempt at lettin
729.
by lukan 6mo ago
"You can’t treat a prompt like source code because it will give you a different output every time you use it" But it seems we are heading there. For simple stuff, if I made a very clear spec - I can be almost sure, that every time
730.
by lukan 6mo ago
Well, the overtone window certainly changed, but ... I judge a bit different here. "expressing support for an alt-right ideologue" This is what Kling actually said: "RIP Charlie Kirk I hope many more debate nerds carry on hi
731.
by lukan 6mo ago
Oof indeed. Now I know that Kling is indeed open towards some alt right positions, but I really wouldn't call him a fascist for that. Conservative probably, but conflating conservative positions with fascism is probably not helpful in
732.
by lukan 6mo ago
"Having thoroughly described a universal theory of everything" That is already something people would call a project.
733.
by lukan 6mo ago
"You might wonder why a 2d game needs 3d procedural animation, well..." To produce better looking assets for the 2D top down world?
734.
by lukan 6mo ago
Or till that Asimov story happens in real life to you, you are in a room with people arguing about who is AI and who it not - and in the end you were actually the only human left.
735.
by lukan 6mo ago
"The first to AGI, or a close approximation, is the winner. " But why? Assuming there is a secret undiscovered algorithm to make AGI from a neuronal network ... then what happens if someone leaks it, or china steals it and release
736.
by lukan 6mo ago
"I wonder if ancient Egyptians silently thought their own religion ridiculous." The more who believed that, the less power their religion had at holding the empire together until it transcended into becoming a vassal and later out
737.
by lukan 6mo ago
But if the second AI that can self improve comes up? Then it all remains a question of who has the most compute power, as self improve seems compute heavy with the current approach.
738.
by lukan 6mo ago
How can there be a "winner takes it all" situation with AI? OpenAI lead the game while they were best. Antrophic followed and got better. Now openAI is catching up again and also google with gemini(?) ... and the open weight model
739.
by lukan 6mo ago
They were searching for a wolf. (Not really a standard task) They don't have total surveillance, so also rely on public information - a citicien posts information about the location of the wolf, a picture! - authorities adopt their sea
740.
by lukan 6mo ago
Well, it was disputed if he really was a legitimate president, but now it is clear, that the US government does not care about that either.
741.
by lukan 6mo ago
""One kid groped another kid" is an insufficient explanation of this kind of violence and looting." I did not offer any explanation, I stated that wikipedia does not offer the one that was claimed here.
742.
by lukan 6mo ago
Well, I was a bit missled by the original comment, then I read the article, found the case to be a bit different than the tale and posted context. But giving the pedantry nature of HN, I should have probably been more clear in my wording to
743.
by lukan 6mo ago
Peace, cheap energy, release of the Epstein files, ..
744.
by lukan 6mo ago
Intent or not, it did disturb as it misslead. And .. how can one imagine not disturb a search, when posting a wrong location?
745.
by lukan 6mo ago
I take issue with the statement "There were too many successful black men" and wikipedia as proof for that. Honest representation of facts is important to me in general.
746.
by lukan 6mo ago
No, not really. There was a real wolf and the person dusturbed the operation. "South Korean police have arrested a man for sharing an AI-generated image that misled authorities who were searching for a wolf that had broken out of a zoo
747.
by lukan 6mo ago
Well, I am also having trouble with stating it as a fact, that the reason was they were too wealthy. Might have played a role later, but that is not clear to me from what is stated on wiki: "The massacre began during Memorial Day weeke
748.
by lukan 6mo ago
Confused as well, I rather supposed Antrophic had some standing for saying no to Trump and being declared national security threat, but the anger they got and people leaving to OpenAI again, who gladly said yes to autonomous killing AI did
749.
by lukan 6mo ago
Yes, because doing it with low tech and for money is backbraking. But doing it for fun with other sources of income is a different story.
750.
by lukan 6mo ago
His tone I did not like either, but his point was that city life is not without mortal dangers either, which I think is fair.

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