patcon

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   by patcon 2mo ago

   The iframe-embedded attack timeline visualizer, at fullscreen: https://huggingface-anatomy-of-frontier-lab-model-intrusion....
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   by patcon 2mo ago

   > So you are saying its fine if Claude is used to bomb school children, and murder people in Venezuela, and spy on the entire world (apart from US citizens), as long as they get to kiss up to the current administration? It's absolut
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   by patcon 2mo ago

   Do you understand that real politics sometimes means you need to doublespeak? You don't get the outcomes you want by speaking your direct intentions. Don't be a fool to think that what someone says is what they believe while playi
4. 64.▲
   by patcon 3mo ago

   Working on dimensionl reduction algorithms, I hit it all the time. I'm also trying to port related protocols from single-cell transcriptomics to collective intelligence systems (working with people x reaction matrices as analogous to s
5. 65.▲
   by patcon 3mo ago

   Thank you :)
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   by patcon 3mo ago

   What differentiates this faking/scaring from real risk that's being avoided or mitigated responsibly? And how would you (an outside observer) ever know the difference as something beyond an uninformed hot-take? Serious question --
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   by patcon 3mo ago

   I found elsewhere referring to her as an "independent philosopher", but maybe Rachel Paine? https://archive.philosophersmag.com/was-hume-a-secret-buddhi...
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   by patcon 3mo ago

   <3
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   by patcon 3mo ago

   > really stellar example of a productive important innovation that had terrible effects on society would be the cotton gin That's a really surprising but immediately sensible example. It tweaked my brain. Thanks!
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    by patcon 3mo ago

    In grammar school in the 90s, I used to write in pencil, then retrace in pen when done, erasing the underlying pencil after the ink dried. I'd proofread the pencil version, find missing words, and you could rewrite to balance out space
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    by patcon 3mo ago

    So did Los Alamos? Edit: don't get me wrong, I'm a happy user. But I'd also be a happy consumer of refined sugar in the early 20th century. I'm still not sure if these tools won't destabilize society to the point of
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    by patcon 3mo ago

    When something is only a few thousand dollars away from us in "the adjacent possible", I hardly think one needs to be a conspiracy theorist to suggest we consider it...? I don't have the means to research, but certainly there
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    by patcon 3mo ago

    Just think "neighborhood", no? This seems like splitting hairs... And to what end? to take a shot at EU supra-national structure? ("What, you don't ally to your country?" kinda shade.) -- Canadian
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    by patcon 3mo ago

    Videos too: https://github.com/rioharper/Inkfield#camera-motion-and-expo...
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    by patcon 3mo ago

    I dont know anything about this app besides your framing of "out-of-nowhere community builds an app" but am sometimes suspicious of nation states building these types of open source project forks. It's so easy now, and the co
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    Thanks! I've learned something from the generous comments. Really appreciate the effort to educate me and give me a chance to understand without jumping on me :)
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    Thanks! I've learned something from the generous comments
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    Thanks! I've learned something from the generous comments
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    Thanks! I've learned something from the generous comments
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    Agree! This reminded me of a post that tweaked my brain a few months ago :) https://open.substack.com/pub/defenderofthebasic/p/why-does-... Also reminds me of Dr Michael Levin's work, which is living ren
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    I've been playing with presence too...! I def am thinking about using it more for real-time motion communication (which is largely missing from web) rather than text (which is very overrepresented, and where most moderation comes in).
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    > I cannot think of many opportunities the sound would save you as it’s already loud enough from wind noise alone I am a bit stunned reading this.. Is this a common perspective of motorcyclists?
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    I wonder if you may be seeing ghosts? At least to me, this sounded so clearly like an authentic human voice, at least the parts I've read (haven't finished yet). This strikes me as the good writing that LLMs very poorly try to mod
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    I don't suppose you have experience with how badly small non-profits are fucked by every tech consultancy they ever work with? They are paying for a service at the very top of their budget, and receiving services perceived from the bot
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    I'm feeling strong alignment with your perspective here. Thanks
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    Ah this is clever! Feels very cosyweb. I'd be delighted if not caught on
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    Love this. Thanks :)
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    thanks for finding these words! i find myself getting less "nice feelings" of any depth on the internet lately (perhaps I am complicit), but your words are a breath of fresh air :)
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    Omg I love you. Thanks
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    by patcon 4mo ago

    The comments here. They make me feel that we are so doomed. We all want to nuclear codes so badly. We are addicted to intelligence and labour so badly that we simply can't concieve that a pro-social actor might want us all not to have