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by lyu07282 2y ago
At the end of the day it was a 312 vs. 226 in the Electoral College. Seems a bit odd that this is supposed to be impossible to be predicted with any useful amount of certaintly. But perhaps that says more about the nature of the Electoral C
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by lyu07282 2y ago
> I don't get why it is a good or logical thing that the US should be responsible for the majority of "Western" defense on our territory. Read some history (everything geopolitics after the second world war), you should as
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by lyu07282 2y ago
> Obscurity is a fine strategy > Subdomains can be passwords and a well crafted subdomain should not leak Your comment is really odd to read I'm not sure I understand you, but I'm sure you don't mean it like that. Just
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> Would be interested in using this if not for the lack of LLM support. I'm not even in the anti-LLM crowd, but that sentence made me shake my head in disgust
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Has someone automated this yet? I mean archive every post then post the archive link if the post is "hugged-to-death"?
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Thunderbird isn't Mozilla, they are a small independent team
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We should be able to directly donate to fund the salary of full-time engineers working on Firefox and only Firefox, completely circumventing the PMC. It might also be possible to fork and spin off Firefox into a new non-profit, circumventin
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and lots of people are saying "SQLi is bad"? But again is this really where the connection comes from? I can't imagine many people talking about those two unrelated concepts in this way. I think it's more likely the resu
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I think this is exactly right, but very discordian. It shouldn't happen, it makes no sense. No country in the world has benefited more from the post cold war, neoliberal world order, than the US. It's the very foundation of all of
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by lyu07282 2y ago
But the votes you cited have 3, 9 and 7 republicans? How do you arrive at "the party is very much pro russia" if for all this time republicans have always voted for Ukraine military aid? What about the other almost 200 people? The
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by lyu07282 2y ago
> It is not generalizable intelligence, its wisdom of the crowds. Did you see twitch chat plays pokemon? There was not much wisdom in that crowd :P
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But how does it know these are related in the dimension of good vs. bad? Seems like a valid question to me?
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The question I have is if this is really generalizing, this "central preference vector" seems to exist as this work shows, but was that vector just the result of OpenAIs RLHF dataset and constrained to the examples they used? Sinc
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by lyu07282 2y ago
True, weird they didn't link the website instead: https://www.emergent-misalignment.com/
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Generalization over the alignment problem is actually the opposite of disturbing, this is pretty big and good/encouraging news for us solving the alignment problem.
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Nevermind you are right its possible, but I still think it breaks so much stuff that at least I've never seen anybody doing it or recommending it. All kinds of ORMs and migration tools would break for example. But I guess it would be a
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by lyu07282 2y ago
> You can "always" do that? Well I just did that. My database said: no such table: information_schema.columns Don't expect attackers to give up after one try. It depends on the database software, not everyone implements th
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by lyu07282 2y ago
I feel the same way, the benefit of testing is that it forces you to write code that can be tested, which tends to make code better just in general.
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by lyu07282 2y ago
This is fascinating, do you think then the US (under Biden) is/was more communist (economically) than China is?
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by lyu07282 2y ago
Indeed, from their conclusions: > They [VLMs] are generally more capable of "looking past the noise" of scan lines, creases, watermarks. Traditional models tend to outperform on high-density pages (textbooks, research papers) a
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by lyu07282 2y ago
> Sadly europe never realized that low taxes, capitalism and liberty is what drives wealth. Honestly we have moved Europe so far past the post-political that I find it difficult to comprehend peoples politics nowadays. I wonder what peop
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by lyu07282 2y ago
can you give some real-world examples for when this would be useful? Does this work for tasks requiring tool calling as well?
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I don't understand we already saw exactly what happens with the emergence of drones and Israel is already using AI to select bombing targets and semi-autonomous turrets. What conversation? What kind of society do you think we are livin
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by lyu07282 2y ago
I always had the suspicion that this has more to do with a lot of kernel hackers using Thinkpads, so they fix them up, rather than Lenovo doing a good job.
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by lyu07282 2y ago
But this is exactly my point and you don't even realize it, you think a billionaire helping mitigate climate change or colonizing Mars is a good thing and not political. You don't realize that what you described is exactly what I
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by lyu07282 2y ago
It's such a security nightmare it makes sense why few people do it anymore, it has nothing to do with cloud hipsters or whatever. A lot of these shared hosting companies were hacked constantly. 0-day local privilege escalation exploits
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by lyu07282 2y ago
I think its funny how some conservatives used to advocate for common carrier regulation because they didn't have much control over social media platforms, now that they do, they don't care anymore about that. But liberals do seem
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by lyu07282 2y ago
Also how liberals were celebrating Elons "genius" just a decade ago will never not be funny to me, they also don't seem to mind Gates at all. I don't think they have much of a problem with oligarchy, they just want a lib
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by lyu07282 2y ago
> three of those would not have been enough for the 4090, nevermind the 5090. Oh you are right these PCIe power connectors can only draw 150W, so you would need 4 of those for 4090/5090. I guess that makes sense then to create a new
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I also don't think it was ever much of a problem for machine translation to begin with. Also modern conversational systems are already addressing the problem (with things like contrastive/counterfactual fine-tuning and RAG/in

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