lukan

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by lukan 1mo ago
Also so they can watch each other, in case of the humans trying to shut them down.
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by lukan 1mo ago
"Can post a tutorial if there's interest." There is.
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by lukan 1mo ago
Been there. Nice and peaceful, but can get lonely, though.
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by lukan 1mo ago
And what would my vote change about the situation? Local hosting will be a solution, once the hardware becomes affordable.
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by lukan 1mo ago
Because they have no incentive as a company to do that? But do have a strong incentive to learn from user input. (Most cutting edge features are developed private - very valuable to get that into your tool) And getting the data is not hard
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by lukan 1mo ago
Erm, was that part about keeping trash in the freezer serious? For me a freezer is for food, I don't mix that with garbage by intention. (small particles of it will remain)
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by lukan 1mo ago
But you can prompt it to reduce the verbocity of the comments as a project in itself - I will probably try Fable 5.1 for this.
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by lukan 1mo ago
"For contrast: Claude disables training on prompts for organizations starting from the 18 euro tier " In theory also for individuals? At least I have that toggle to deactivate that. But how would I ever know if they actually respe
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by lukan 1mo ago
Yes they do, but not with a philosophical concept of morality, but merely those of the ruling class/majority.
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by lukan 1mo ago
You miss that it is not just your prompt but also the various system prompts, plus how the model was trained. But you can reduce the verbosity (also with a setting in /config).
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by lukan 1mo ago
I came to like "vibe coding". Finding the right vibe in the words with the agent to steer them into the direction you want. Whether the result is slob, depends on the programmer.
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by lukan 1mo ago
"It almost worked sometimes." I will borrow that.
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by lukan 1mo ago
I guess you can combine it? Identify what the bird was you sprayed away ..
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by lukan 1mo ago
"If we talk about just LLMs" In general we don't, as the "chatbots" already have way more capability than "just" being able to work with text, which "just" means encoding and processing real worl
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by lukan 1mo ago
Can you give reasons? I never was there, but it seems a place where people do creative things, with bringing people together - like this simple project here.
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by lukan 1mo ago
"That being said, the very nature of the event involves spending thousands of dollars to live in the desert for a week. So the audience is obviously mostly people who have the money to do so." It depends what standard you need, bu
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by lukan 1mo ago
Not so easy, "In bestimmten Situationen kann das sonst umfassend geltende Notwehrrecht eingeschränkt sein. Dies ist dann der Fall, wenn die Verteidigung außer Verhältnis zum Angriff steht." "Besonderes gilt bei dem Einsatz vo
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by lukan 1mo ago
Yeah well, I don't usually print anymore, but just recently I did try to connect a printer that worked flawlessly on windows did not worked on my linux devices out of the box - and then I decided I rather do other things than printer t
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by lukan 1mo ago
Having giving support with windows and linux - I don't think so. Recently things got way better with hardware support - but just making a printer work, used to be a unsolvable problem for my dad for example, who has a electro engineeri
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by lukan 1mo ago
"I can't interface with a bacteria in any meaningful way" But you do. There are more bacterias in and on the body, than body cells. We are bacterias forming lasting bonds and we still interact with the free floating ones in v
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by lukan 1mo ago
Unpolitely breaching walls and doors is also how you effect change, but I prefer the polite persistence for a better long term effect as well.
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by lukan 1mo ago
That is the reason why too many nerds recommended Linux as a "easy" windows alternative. What for us is easy to fix and often not even worth thinking about it, is impossible for a normal person.
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by lukan 1mo ago
"The law says your are allowed to stand your ground. You don't have to flee." No it does not in germany (and I think most other states of the world). If fleeing is a safe option - this is what you have to do instead of shooti
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by lukan 1mo ago
Germany has had some weird court decisions in that regard, in general the law does say flee and not shoot back if this is an option. But mostly courts are reasonable and do not punish the victim. Only if the victim decides to use violence
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by lukan 1mo ago
The suggestion is, you don't know either whether out brains ain't just "probabilistic token generators" so insisting there is nothing when we don't know, is maybe also not the right strategy.
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by lukan 1mo ago
Changes in a complex codebase. Opus can do it, but needs more handholding. Making the plan with fable and let opus implement it worked out well.
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by lukan 1mo ago
Are you a LLM?
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by lukan 1mo ago
I don't think the auhor belived the hypothesis, but this was just a fun experiment with data.
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by lukan 1mo ago
Iceland doesn't even have a military at all.
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by lukan 1mo ago
Have you tried it out? I doubt there is a general accepted definition. For me it is just more capable of deep reasoning/handling complexity. Still can mess up, still does not count as strong AI - but a level above Opus and co.

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