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luke-stanley
2y ago
Maybe not yet, but what prevents games from getting more complicated and matching rich human environments, requiring rich human like adaptability? Nothing at all!
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This could be more simple, which is a good thing, well done! BTW I might have found a bug in the info property title in the spec: "MUST provide the title of the `agents.json` specification. This title serves as a human-readable name fo
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luke-stanley
2y ago
A sustainable project income can be hard, I get that, but an auto-converting license sounds like some kind of trick weapon, not like a real GPL-3 license. I suspect that weird versions of "open-source" licenses are rarely good for
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luke-stanley
2y ago
My key got killed months ago when I tested it on a PDF, and support never got back to me so I am waiting for OpenRouter support!
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luke-stanley
2y ago
GitHub's recent report has this breakdown of the top licenses: https://github.blog/open-source/open-source-license-usage-on... MIT: 44% GPLv2: 12.9% Apache: 11% GPLv3 8.8% BSD: ~6% Unlicense: 1.8% LGPLv3: 1%
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2y ago
It's not a normal license. It's not worth the hassle.
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2y ago
To be fair, they had to ship first.
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luke-stanley
2y ago
There may be an error in Schneier's reasoning here: `They are also reportedly training AI software on all of this sensitive data.` Running inference isn't the same as training. That said, I don't think this should be flagged,
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luke-stanley
2y ago
Moving the data to China is pretty much the same thing as backdooring the encryption, as we have seen. Really though, decentralised is the way to go: Apple should allow custom endpoints for iCloud that users can set. If the UK or China want
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2y ago
Option 4: Just move the UK data to China. If it's not end-to-end-encrypted then they get access anyway. No messing.
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2y ago
I'm sure Anthropic have too many applications submitted that are obviously AI generated, and I am sure what they mean by "non-AI-assisted communication", they don't want "slop" applications, that sounds like a
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2y ago
Not bad but could have more variety? https://hn-wrapped.kadoa.com/luke-stanley
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luke-stanley
2y ago
So it's low latency and fast but in some contexts, firewalled?
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luke-stanley
2y ago
Whoops! Might have been built wrong? I'm seeing a source map error: Source map error: Error: request failed with status 404 Stack in the worker:networkRequest@resource://devtools/client/shared/source-map-loader
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2y ago
I'm thinking more like weather prediction with big ensemble models for human suffering prediction, you know, time series prediction, which need not be a monolithic ethical imperative with loads of subprojects and not so uniform initiat
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2y ago
Do you mean has anyone looked into making suffering models like people do weather models for regional / global maps to predict likely suffering and remediation? Or are you just pointing to touchy EA issues?
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2y ago
Why not map out suffering and ways people optimally can learn to solve it, using our collective intelligence? I mean, if you're looking for ideas. Hopefully someone gets around to that one.
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2y ago
Is this Hacker News? This is way bigger than Meta. Should individuals have the freedom to access to their own phone data without needing to be a device manufacturer? Or should we depend on case by case approval of access that is outside of
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luke-stanley
2y ago
I watched the live stream and don't recall any mention of it. It's not at that stage!
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luke-stanley
2y ago
The title is very wrong, "ChatGPT O3" is not a thing, OpenAI's new o3 model is not even demoed in ChatGPT, they don't call it "O3". The subtitle at the top is "o3 preview & call for safety researchers&
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2y ago
But they did use a prompt that included a full example of how to call their latest model and API!
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2y ago
Is it like an "Oh hi!" tail? Suddenly interested in the `animal tail gestures embedding space`! There must be lots of interesting ways of conveying feelings, strategic intent and misdirection along with subconscious communication.
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2y ago
It does make me wonder what easy way to do ML assisted shot / person detection and `blanking` is. I'm just gonna point out there is a nerd snipe danger here ;D Although the avatar tool is probably not SOTA, I thought the 3D model
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Fair enough, and what I said was wrong too, so it's turtles all the way down! I butchered Cunningham’s Law, thank you for correcting me, though the name of the law is confusing since it was McGeady who pointed out: "The best way t
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2y ago
This bears out the idea that the fastest way to get the truth on the Internet is to say something wrong first.
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I put my Userscript and Python server script here: https://gist.github.com/lukestanley/c3a37ab61a45e72b74995a5c... It tries to save as Markdown. I'm sure it could be much better in many ways. But it works well eno
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2y ago
I'm glad this worked for Simon, but I would probably prefer using a User Script that scrapes DOM text changes and streams them to a small local web server to append to a JSONL file that has the URL, text change and timestamp. Probably
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2y ago
A lot of people do class rule based systems under the umbrella of AI, when I was a kid, I'd run Alicebot on my pocket computer. Definitely "artificial" "intelligence" and well before any of this modern fancy machin
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2y ago
-Use an old phone remotely as a wireless gesture typing keyboard (forwarding the keyboard I/O) -Programmer mode with SSH sanity -Custom tiny local language models for better, wiser, more funny suggestions that the end user could have f
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I get that this is one of their jokes, to get attention and for fun. But it would be great if Gboard itself was open source though. I could do a ton of improvements for myself at least. I love the slide / swipe typing gesture input mod
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