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3mo ago
>you would be unintelligible if you rigorously avoided them all You could write naturally and then let an LLM translate avoiding the 1000 words, with verification harness or maybe a custom sampler.
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Richard Sutton leaves Keen Technologies to Start Oak Lab
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Admittedly I don't have much life wisdom, but my strong intuition is happiness is a measure, not a target, and you shouldn't optimize for it. All this "science of happiness" talk feels, I don't know, spiritually off
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> The measured entropy of the model remains nearly unchanged though which means we have lost capabilities Or we've lost random noise, or redundancy not captured by the entropy measurement.
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Probably not as smart as highest EQ humans but smarter than me, I use LLMs to help pin down what emotion I'm feeling.
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Come on, it's a technical discussion on the art of parenting.
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Are you supposed to allocate 100% of your free time to your kids?
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4mo ago
The point is AI expands to Artificial Inteligence and Artificial AI expands to Artificial Artificial Inteligence.
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Now I understand, yeah, it would make sense to use the CSAM acronym only for material presenting sexual abuse of actual children. I'd say loli hentai is actually more distilled, visually appealing, action packed and addictive version o
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> The whole reason CSAM is abhorrent is its evidence of abuse This would make cartel execution videos more abhorrent? Why would watching or possession of evidence of abuse against a person be an offense against a person? Other than poten
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Should it apply also to drawings? Detailed descriptions? Strong mental visualisations?
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I can understand there are acceptable reasons other than intimidation to check on people sending letters like this, but this absolutely is non-violent criticism.
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It's inherently hard to get along with people you don't share values with, and the culture war got extra vicious. But I wouldn't call the people throwing racial and sexual slurs more intolerant of the outgroup than the other
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I got banned by a stupid fucking AI for explaining to someone how he can use javascript: url on mobile to execute code without remote dev console.
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You know what they say, sufficiently advanced geological process is indistinguishable from life.
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It does execute PE files with .com extension.
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Yes, this observation has been expressed like a million times here.
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Searchcode.com is being rebooted (maybe?)
(boyter.org)
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I'm humbled and honored to announce I came up with it earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44364640
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You don't really need sterile conditions, yeast just need a head start to outcompete other microbes. Then, as alcohol and CO₂ build up, the brew becomes bacteriostatic. Which is still different from being bactericidal.
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>Maybe you're looking for the mediocre job just because you think it will be a walk in the park >The worst one was talking about how it would be a relaxing position for them What's wrong with that? Can't you compensate
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Incognito mode in Chrome does block third party cookies.
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1y ago
That would make Grok the only model capable of protecting its real system prompt from leaking?
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Basic SQLi, XSS, or buffer overflow attacks are equally trivial and stem from the same underlying problem of confusing instructions with data. Sophistication and creativity arises from bypassing mitigations and chaining together multiple vu
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Aren't these [0] lines wrong? "[\\b\\d][Aa]bbo[\\bA-Z\\d]", \b inside a set (square brackets) is a backspace character [1], not a word boundary. I don't think it was intended? Or is the regex flavor used here different?
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For non-apple people: is Private Use Area code point rendered as Apple logo on Apple devices.
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It also works with the exclusion operator (-fuck), this way you avoid polluting search results.
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curl.exe parrot.live to bypass the invoke-webrequest alias
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Ad 2, this is not how knowledge is understood in mainstream epistemology and in common language. https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowledge
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To me it's weird that they're willing to misuse browser APIs so blatantly for interprocess communication, when, as I understand it, server-side correlation using a combination of IP, battery level and screen dimensions probably al
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