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by lyu07282 1y ago
Maybe it generalized on our idea of good or bad, presumably during it's post-training. Isn't that actually good news for AI alignment?
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> while people not voting with their wallet is the main reason for all corporate shenanigans we are experiencing That's what I'm getting at is wrong. The paper straws are an analogy, if everyone stopped driving cars and lived i
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> Paper straws you mentioned are just paper straws No they are the decipline you are talking about, the delusion is, if everyone used paper straws we would save the ecological destruction of the oceans. The structural problems of endless
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by lyu07282 1y ago
"vote with your wallet" is like trickle down economics, it's like if only everyone used paper straws we could prevent climate catastrophy. Split up FANGM should be the bare minimum.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Also kind of the simplicity of the problem: You have homeless -> give them homes = no more homeless. Just build a shit ton of public housing. It really doesn't help the liberals argument that in the last 40 years, China raised 800 m
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> I think it's that combined with the EA approach to it which is: let's focus on space flight and shrimp welfare. Not sure which side is more in denial about the impending future? I think its a result of its complete denial of
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by lyu07282 1y ago
But why does Hollywood even care about this DRM in the first place? I don't really understand why all this wasted effort, going so far with HDCP encrypted video signals.. I mean every new release is pirated within hours despite all of
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by lyu07282 1y ago
People are practically irrelevant infants at this point. We are about to repeat the Iraq war, point by point with universal agreement. The same people in charge are recycling the same propaganda, selling the same lies to in many cases quite
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by lyu07282 1y ago
What gpu/driver were you using?
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by lyu07282 1y ago
I agree, we don't know if the processes necessary to produce consciousness are computable. They could be, but we don't know. > even if it mimics Crucially even if it appears indistinguishable. It's obvious where that could
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by lyu07282 1y ago
It's like that with sarcasm, nobody on the internet understands what an analogy is either.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
I can't tell if this is satire or end-stage depoliticization in action. Yeah we are just gonna nationalize things again, no big deal.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
whois the IP it resolves to whois $(dig registry.npmjs.org +short | head -n1)
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by lyu07282 1y ago
registry.npmjs.org is cloudflare, so that's probably it although I wonder why multiple independent platforms are affected all at once?
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by lyu07282 1y ago
What what I was referring to is similar in concept, but I've seen both described in papers as distillation. What I meant was you take the output of a large model like GPT4 and use that as training data to fine-tune a smaller model.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> That said, fine tuning small models Mostly referred to as model distillation, but I give the author the benefit of the doubt that they didn't mean that.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> I understand why people don't default to it. Can you explain why KDE shouldn't be the default? > The (maybe) rising solution is "build-your-own-desktop" options like That's not new, people have been doing th
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by lyu07282 1y ago
When Wayland has its regularly scheduled "break basic functionality" day of the month, distributions are still to this day telling their users to use Xorg as a workaround until it's fixed. If we want Wayland adoption we event
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by lyu07282 1y ago
The damage Gnome does to the reputation of Linux is surreal
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by lyu07282 1y ago
I think years ago I made a joke that the reason we need compute shader support in WebGL was so we could do fluid dynamic simulations for our button hover effects. Nobody is laughing now..
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> I'm suggesting that the market will take care of the cost/benefit equation, and that the externalities are part of the costs. You believe that climate change is an externality that the market is capable of factoring in the co
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> If these tools have some value, then we can finally invest in forms of energy (i.e. nuclear) that will solve the underlying problem I'm confused what you are saying, do you suggest "the market" will somehow do something
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by lyu07282 1y ago
It seems isolating development environments was already crucial even before MCP, what are people recommending? VSCode devcontainers? Nixos?
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Or Mortismal Gaming who only covers CRPGs with more depth and passion than any legacy gaming journo.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> If you are a distributor, please try to not change the default or at least let us (or me directly) know why you’d need to still ship the X11 session. Perhaps the recent (2 day old) Ubuntu release notes can give you some idea why distro
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by lyu07282 1y ago
The problem is that this doesn't let you configure X detail about the NIC, most users don't need to ever configure that so they don't have that option in their updated control panel. The problem is that sometimes people do ne
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by lyu07282 1y ago
To just wildly speculate about mass surveillance without evidence is just baseless conspiracy theories, you really have nothing to worry about. Hope that helps.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
I think that was also the common approach to paranoia about your privacy pre-Snowden. But he kind of ended that discussion for many, although denial or ignorance is probably better for your soul indeed.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Its like receiving some API documentation that confidently declares some field as an ENUM and then a few hundred million rows later you discover that that was more like a suggestion and its actually more like a free text field.. sigh
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by lyu07282 1y ago
It seems that one side of the EU wants to ensure there is no competitors to US big tech and the other wants to work towards independence from US big tech. Both seem to use the privacy cudgel, require so much regulation that only US tech can

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