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by lupire 6mo ago
Yes, and as you'd expect, this is how LLMs work today, in general, for control codes. But different elems use different control codes for different purposes, such as separating system prompt from user prompt. But even if you tag inputs
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by lupire 6mo ago
How are you defining "banner blindness"? The foundation of LLMs is Attention.
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by lupire 6mo ago
4 spaces indent The inversion is really cool, e.g. > f = λa λb concat ["Hello ", a, " ", b, "!"] > f "Jane" "Doe" Hello Jane Doe! then, > g = f "Admira
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by lupire 7mo ago
See the above comment about fraudulent billing for non-existent illnesses that don't need treatment.
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by lupire 7mo ago
Because of regulatory capture and lobbying and campaigning to get people to vote against their self interest.
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by lupire 7mo ago
This is how most physics/graphics engines work.
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by lupire 7mo ago
That math exists, but it is annoying to work with.
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by lupire 7mo ago
They aren't completely different, because trying to achieve wine generally harms the other.
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by lupire 7mo ago
That's worth its own submission and discussion.
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by lupire 7mo ago
PP's point is that 2025-2026 is exactly the result of satire being weaponized to cause real harm, because people pretend it's truth.
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by lupire 7mo ago
For one thing, the speed limit is intentionally set 5-10mph too low, specifically to make it easier to prove guilt when someone breaks the "real" speed limit.
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by lupire 7mo ago
Judges and police officers have their own massive "worst excesses".
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by lupire 8mo ago
Rolling out Waymo more broadly will help bring these criminals to justice, as there crimes will be recorded by an unflappably peaceful victim.
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by lupire 8mo ago
Mathematica gets incorrect answers quite frequently.
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by lupire 8mo ago
If this is true, the real problem is why the US was so undersupplied in core munitions.
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by lupire 8mo ago
What's happening in that situation? When was the remote assistant engaged?
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by lupire 8mo ago
How did you get human children?
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by lupire 8mo ago
Critically, "Complete" also means that the supposed limit necessarily exists .
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by lupire 8mo ago
Right, but that's the opposite of what the Quanta article says. The article says that Cantor and Dedekind discovered infinity in bounded intervals. What they discovered (really, what they concocted) was uncountable infinity.
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by lupire 8mo ago
It is a huge stretch to label a popular and democratically elected amd reelected Presidentnand Congress "authoritarian".
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by lupire 8mo ago
I'm confused. In the OP, the CEO of Anthropomorphic says "I believe deeply in the existential importance of using AI to defend the United States and other democracies, and to defeat our autocratic adversaries." Are you saying
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by lupire 8mo ago
They aren't pumping their egos with puzzles. The are pumping their wallets.
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by lupire 8mo ago
Money is an IOU. It's not a secret that US central bank policy is to devalue those IOUs at a rate of 2% per year in order to artificially stimulate demand for production.
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by lupire 8mo ago
By "pumping and dumping" do you mean "buying and selling" to outsmart other people trying to outsmart them? Did they lie about the financial health of the securities they traded?
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by lupire 8mo ago
Am exemption from PE stamping (misguided as it maybe) does not mean unregulated. There are still regulations on designs and builds.
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by lupire 8mo ago
Cryptocurrency is the most traceable money in the world. Cryptocurrency is for implusible deniability, not untraceability.
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by lupire 8mo ago
"alignment" is the computer version for (philosophical not medical) "consciousness", a totally subjective, immeasurable concept.
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by lupire 8mo ago
You understood the issue so well but still made the mistake you identified, by claiming that "neutral" exists. "Neutral" is a synonym for "bias toward status quo"
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by lupire 8mo ago
Of course, but that is incoherent. Regulation and oversight is government.
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by lupire 8mo ago
How do you account for the risk of something that has ever happened before?

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