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by macrolime 1y ago
For some games maybe, but software often has a clause forbidding reverse engineering
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by macrolime 1y ago
Not legally. That's the difference.
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by macrolime 1y ago
It's Google. Obviously not.
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by macrolime 1y ago
Sounds like you're manually doing something that could form the basis of further reinforcement learning. Nudging the UI slightly for this exact flow could generate good training data.
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by macrolime 1y ago
Pretty sure OpenAI and/or DeepMind have already been doing something very similar for a while already, just without publishing it.
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by macrolime 1y ago
They might just want a way to quickly collect data needed for fine-tuning the next generation of programming agents.
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by macrolime 1y ago
Yes
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by macrolime 1y ago
So this whole app exists because Signal doesn't have a way to archive messages on iPhone. Maybe they should take the hint and see that this is actually something a lot of people would find useful, instead of keeping it the backlog for
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ChatGPT's Dangerous Sycophancy: How AI-Bootlicking Reinforces Mental Illness(mobinetai.com)
2 points by macrolime 1y ago|0 comments
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by macrolime 1y ago
Yet, having the LLM evaluate the tests often works well. Especially if you ask it to look for hardcoded test cases.
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by macrolime 1y ago
It must be. Most people I know got their first cell phone in 1997. That year over a few months it went from almost noone has a cell phone, to almost everyone having one.
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by macrolime 2y ago
Deep search/deep research in grok, chatgpt, perplexity etc works much better. It can also do things like search in different languages. Wonder about something in some foreign country? Ask it to search in the local language and find thi
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by macrolime 2y ago
Can Claude Code also be a devops agent or is it only for coding? I currently use Cursor as a devops agent, I use the remote ssh extension to ssh into a VM, then Cursor will set up everything, I make snapshots on way in case it fucks up. It&
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by macrolime 2y ago
This is like saying: Gogole is great for one thing: brainstorming, and brainstorming is only useful if you have no idea what to do in the first place. Once you know _anything_ substantial about the subject matter Google loses its value to y
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by macrolime 2y ago
It seems likely that HPPD, if it doesn't go away by itself, can be cured by 50-200 hours of practicing focusing on the noise and then trying to consciously move it, changing its colors etc. There's at least anecdotal evidence of t
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by macrolime 2y ago
But not multimodal reasoning, the intermediate and output tokens are text only, at least in the released version, they probably have actual multimodal reasoning that's not been shown yet, as they already showed gpt-4o can output image
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by macrolime 2y ago
And multimodal o4 should be o4o.
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by macrolime 2y ago
This stuff works, it's just that people interpret what's happening in different ways. You can believe you are visiting an astral plane that is a separate physical dimension or whatever or you can believe you are essentially having
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by macrolime 2y ago
The trick with AlphaGo was brute force combined with learning to extract strategies from brute force using reinforcement learning, that's what we'll see here. So maybe it costs a million dollars in compute to get a high score, but
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by macrolime 2y ago
Or if all your passwords are in a password manager on your phone
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by macrolime 2y ago
For important sites like your email you'll add multiple passkeys. On less important ones you can just reset which passkey you use to login, using your email, if you lose one of your passkeys.
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by macrolime 2y ago
The ERV itself is for removing CO2, not dust. Especially in cold climates where houses are built to be as air-tight as possible, these are a necessity. Even if you lived in a forest cabin you'd want filters to prevent too much dust and
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by macrolime 2y ago
I wonder whether llama 4 will use this
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by macrolime 2y ago
https://quantum.country/qcvc
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by macrolime 2y ago
This is why you should never ever use Google Collab.
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by macrolime 2y ago
It's possible, in the same way that embedding telemetry in a jpeg image is possible. There may be bugs in the libraries reading the data that could possibly be exploited for allowing arbitrary code execution. Now, if they did so, it&#x
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by macrolime 2y ago
Yeah it does form a clot and a thin skin layer, but it remains somewhat like a wound much longer and is easier to hurt again than scar tissue covers up a wound quite quickly.
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by macrolime 2y ago
Some animals regenerate, some form scar tissue. It's thought that scar tissue is a cheaper and faster mechanism than regrowing limbs and has thus been selected in many cases.
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by macrolime 2y ago
No, but both a person and an LLM benefit from learning from rich and varied data over multiple modalities.
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by macrolime 2y ago
For one, thinking LLMs have plateaued is essentially assuming that video can't teach AI anything. It's like saying a person locked into a room his whole life with only books to read would be as good at reasoning as someone's

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