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by meroes 2y ago
I’d call that promoting drugs, which is not illegal. Advertising means there is a product for sale through the advertiser.
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by meroes 2y ago
They can prove in civil court standards their severs weren’t part of drug dealing? Because that’s the standard when a person gets pulled over and the cops->feds take their cash without any criminal charges.
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by meroes 2y ago
I've seen a lot of responses saying prosecutors won't go after Meta because of a professional responsibility for winning at trial. Well, what about cops+feds civil asset forfeiture-ing their servers and offices?
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by meroes 2y ago
That’s sounding much more biological than a neural net now. Neural nets are much quicker to adapt to new parameters. Coelacanths and humans aren’t. Which was my point if 12,000 years isn’t enough whereas neural nets are rapidly changeable,
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by meroes 2y ago
If we’re neural nets, shouldn’t 12,000 years of post paleolithic experience be enough to have more modern emotions? All you’re doing is forcing people to choose something other than magic. You could name almost anything and they’d have to c
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by meroes 2y ago
The parent poster is correct. I’m not a physicist but Nima Arkani Hamed is and he talks about these limits all the time. Going smaller requires more and more energy. Why I’m not 100% sure but it does. At a certain smallness you get a black
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by meroes 2y ago
Curious if this is at millennials for not teaching the next generation(s) or at genz/alpha for not teaching themselves.
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by meroes 2y ago
Okay…and nothing worse than techies thinking they necessarily have requisite knowledge outside of tech.
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by meroes 2y ago
Self awareness puts them at least above .5 on the real world portion
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by meroes 2y ago
Okay now do the 1880s.
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by meroes 2y ago
This is the truly enlightened answer. Pick some reasonably defined concept of it if forced. Mainly though, you notice it works and apply the conventions.
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by meroes 2y ago
I’m doing mine by never having bought a voice assistant
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by meroes 2y ago
What’s healthier than being able to buy massive amounts of high quality fish and beef and decent quality vegetables and fruit, with zero extra ingredients? Same for legumes, farro, brown rice, etc. They have tons of zero sugar drinks as wel
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by meroes 2y ago
But we don’t restrict it to math or logical syntax. Any prompt across essentially all domains. The same model is expected to handle any kind of logical reasoning that can be brought into text. We don’t mark it incorrect if it spells an unim
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by meroes 2y ago
Based on the number of bugs and difficulty X had doing anything in the first months after Elon come over, yes.
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by meroes 2y ago
I hear this a lot but there are vast sums of money thrown at where a model fails the strawberry cases. Think about math and logic. If a single symbol is off, it’s no good. Like a prompt where we can generate a single tokenization error at m
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by meroes 2y ago
Isn’t that how math works in some respects? In that, there’s only a hierarchy of consistency (no absolute consistency) for most of math. And we just keep building and building. We tried the absolute consistency route and found it too limiti
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by meroes 2y ago
Was dorm-mates with a T1D. Four of us total. His bunk mate and best friend basically saved his life twice in that semester. How come the disease gets so little publicity??
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by meroes 2y ago
I like how the first two paragraphs under the intro (History) is basically outlining how the British doing it to American colonists was a catalyst for violent revolution to come… …and then the third is describing how American courts immedia
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by meroes 2y ago
Isn’t this just taking a common sense concept and adapting it to the concepts and language of Turing machines and also topology? While yes it shows these are good tools, capable of confirming/proving these intuitions and showing exactl
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by meroes 2y ago
I wouldn’t even say hi alone my name to someone wearing a Meta headset out in public. And if facial recognition becomes that common for wearers, most of the population is going to adorn something to prevent that. And if it’s at work, I’m no
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by meroes 2y ago
I have to agree when my coworkers and I are chugging energy drinks from before work till the afternoon. I finally quit that level of intake because of panic attacks (still have 1-2 cups of coffee occasionally). 240mg of caffeine for breakf
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by meroes 2y ago
The Meg 3: Radioactive (Premise of The Meg *** SPOILER*** is megalodon sharks survived in the Mariana Trench)
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by meroes 2y ago
What is it called when humans interact with a model through lengthy exchanges (mostly humans correcting the model’s responses to a posed question to the model, mostly through chat and labeling each statement by the model as correct or not),
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by meroes 2y ago
Tech bros. Never change
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by meroes 2y ago
Do you also notice Google results getting even worse very recently? I noticed now besides retailers, I get news sites. Maybe it’s because of the election. It’s either product or news sites exclusively. Election or not, those two sites hav
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by meroes 2y ago
He’ll reply to known blatant racists on X with “interesting” and similar tactics.
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by meroes 2y ago
Prisons are a jobs program for rural states and a way to increase their census counts -> congressional seats, and for state gerrymandering.
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by meroes 2y ago
The incentives are perverse. Opening a prison in a small district can result in 75% of the population being prisoners, which counts towards census->congressional seats and for gerrymandered power. Some states somehow even keep you in the
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by meroes 2y ago
Oh I feel the cliff bar revulsion. After my last backpacking experience, the smell of store bought pita bread and Justin’s almond butter makes nauseas to even think about. Some old hats suggested preparing bean burritos (just beans and tort

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