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by naasking 7mo ago
I don't think the OP assumed that stacks were contiguous. The main distinction from the heap is that stack management is automatic in C.
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by naasking 7mo ago
This layer duplication strikes me as a bit of "poor man's" version of looped language models: https://ouro-llm.github.io/ Pretty cool though. LLM brain surgery.
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by naasking 7mo ago
I don't know, I've had good experiences getting LLMs to understand and follow architecture and style guidelines. It may depend on how modular your codebase already is, because that by itself would focus/minimize any changes.
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by naasking 7mo ago
The only thing that seems remotely related to your claims is this: When the office of Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey began an investigation, [Reed] said she handed over the spreadsheet, after scrubbing out the personally iden
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by naasking 7mo ago
Please cite Singal's statement and let's see what he actually said.
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by naasking 7mo ago
> In my opinion, inappropriately leaked information should probably be considered private. How is that relevant to BSky's terms of service? The information was public and did not identify the person. > But even if not, Singal say
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by naasking 7mo ago
So, what's the problem with it?
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by naasking 7mo ago
> But also his blog posts include phrases like “That’s not intelligence, it’s just <x> with vibes.” Urg. Slop of the worst sort. You know people actually write like that. The LLMs learned it from somewhere.
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by naasking 8mo ago
> presenting nukes as a practical and economically viable technology. The practicality and economic viability are entirely under our control. We made them impractical and uneconomical here, while they are practical and economical in Fran
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by naasking 8mo ago
> LLM generates unmaintainable slop LLMs generate what you tell them to, which means it will be slop if you're careless and good if you're careful, just like programming in general.
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by naasking 8mo ago
Again, no evidence of this. Epstein is the new Satanic Panic.
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by naasking 8mo ago
> The entire legal system has to be radically changed with far less punishments for almost everything if you have perfect, or even 30% of the way to perfect, surveillance. Prosecutorial discretion means they can just collect evidence and
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by naasking 8mo ago
> Instead of Epsteins blackmailing disgustful human nature There is no evidence that Epstein blackmailed anyone. The stories around this are wildly exaggerated.
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by naasking 8mo ago
It is about the Jews, because the Arab population started violent conflicts against Jews who were legally purchasing land up through Israel's founding. Palestinians lost territory because of the violence they repeatedly started, despit
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by naasking 8mo ago
> the Jews got there in the first place with the precise, declared intent of colonising somebody else's land. That's the whole point of Zionism Yes, but they were doing it by legally purchasing land, not through violent displac
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by naasking 8mo ago
Having military installations in residential areas is different than housing soldiers and civilians in the same buildings, using hospitals as bases for military operations and using medical transports remove weapons. It's not even a cl
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by naasking 8mo ago
Then it's not genocide by any definition anyone else uses. I don't see what the confusion is.
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by naasking 8mo ago
Because genocide is defined by wholesale targeting of civilians, but if the opposing side uses civilians as human shields then that definition can no longer be applied.
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by naasking 8mo ago
So you don't take the word of the Palestinians who actually live in Israel. Remarkable, but ok.
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by naasking 8mo ago
You have the timeline backwards. Palestinians attacked Jews first, then Jews occupied the invaders.
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by naasking 8mo ago
If you're going back decades, then Palestinians started started multiple civil wars against Jews before the founding of Israel. It's almost as if the Jews knew they couldn't peacefully coexist with most Palestinians on the sa
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by naasking 8mo ago
> They chose between a quick death and a slow death. It continues to be strange to me that "not choosing death" was apparently never an option.
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by naasking 8mo ago
> Palestine is a country under a brutal military occupation and progressive illegal colonisation that has been going on for 80 years. If Mexico had started attacking the US across the border, what would the US do? I'm curious to hea
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by naasking 8mo ago
I don't see how Israel/Palestine is any kind of evidence that ethnostates can't work. There are Palestinians that have been peacefully living in Israel just fine for decades. There are unique historical reasons why there&#x27
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by naasking 8mo ago
> I know Zionism as the idea that Jewish people have the right to self-determination. I think the notion that any group has rights is problematic at best. Individuals have rights, not groups. Individuals can act collectively as a group,
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by naasking 8mo ago
This is wildly one-sided and basically incorrect. The Palestinians initiated multiple conflicts against the Jews, even before the foundation of Israel. The Jewish people beat them back every time, and this same pattern continued after the I
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by naasking 8mo ago
Ethnic cleansing and genocide are obviously not the same. If Israel's intent were to kill virtually all Gazans, that would be genocide, but it seems very plausible that they would be entirely satisfied if all Gazans just left Gaza, whi
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by naasking 8mo ago
The OP said "destruction of Hamas and disarmament of Gaza" would suffice. Does that necessarily entail slavery?
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by naasking 8mo ago
> Why should they play by some foreign made up book just because it would suit the oppressor who massively overpowers you in every aspect? If they refuse to abide by the "foreign book" that dictate the rules of conflict, then I
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by naasking 8mo ago
> Is the Gaza War a genocide? Two key features of the mortality data are consistent with that charge: first, unusually high mortality among women and children; second, the sudden and dramatic fall in life expectancy. To be fair, you&#x27

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