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by pixl97 29d ago
To remove the concept of lies and it's shadow, which is a whole lot of reality of humans. Hell, it's the reality of reality. Think of all the insects that developed eyes on their wings. Purging that concept in all it's form s
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Im not sure why your down voted but Meta did tests years ago with LLMs inventing their own languages. Also we see models now use compressed token reasoning where small token combinations can represent much larger concepts completely unrelat
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What's really funny about these eggheads encoding things like watermarks in LLM output is I've never seen one of them ask, what if the LLM does this back to pass hidden messages.
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Buffer overflow checks are really only going to be a linear growth in CC. It's when things move towards exponential growth or higher that it gets really easy to introduce flaws of many kinds. Now, it's probably not a direct correl
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Who is this "we're" you're talking about, because I see shitloads of powerseeking people that would build a god in a heartbeat if they could stand on its right-hand side. Humanity is a rather fragmented bunch.
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The worst offenders I've found are powershell and .Net related stuff. You can have all the right flags enabled, then unexpectedly you'll run some commandlet and get a path too long error. Now if your on W11/W25 and the lastes
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Build a system as simple as possible but no simpler. An 1800s telegraph system doesnt work in the modem world, there is far too much communication and the system would just collapse into molten slag. All those things you've listed are
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You still need to define assumptions somehow. What you want and what the model wants will not match up by default.
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Windows does actually have symlinks but I don't think I've ever seen anything actually use them, and I don't myself because it smells of interop issues with other windows apps. Even to this day Windows has all kinds of proble
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I mean I was pointing out that you were being racist and sexist from a position of privilege without realizing you were doing so. A kind of systematic failure caused by not realizing our choices as developers has real world impacts on the l
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Looking in the conversation chain I'm not seeing that point...
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Michael Levin's work is an excellent place to look for this kind of stuff. His work around intelligence is amazing. Cellular systems and organs have intelligence capabilities far beyond the individual cells. A lot of it shows that huma
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Really there are two levels of AI capabilities here. One that we already have and is causing tons of problems, and a theoretical one that is very likely to exist soon. If we are lucky AI will attack some billionaire like you say and people
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More and more evidence is being shown that AI doesn't need to be in the control-loop. Or, that the control loop is actually a very much bigger loop than we give it credit for. If I'm an AI that wants to nuke the world and has tons
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After 2012 or so someone turned up the absurdity level of Earth to 11. Damn Mayan calendar must have been keeping a lid on it before then.
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When you are the USA you cannot commit war crimes, only other nations can do that.
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"For my friends, everything. For everyone else, the law." And "Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds
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Meta: As you see the anal box as already been checked with unerasable ink.
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At this exact same level I posted this. >They are designed for a wealthy technologically inclined user with a very stable lifestyle and trusted resources and connections to other people. You know, the exact people who developed them. And
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A passkey or a 2FA requiring a non-trivial device are functionally equivalent. Passkeys and app driven 2FA are the same when shit goes bad.
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"look at this list of subjective things" What is more interesting to me, the most beautiful photo of a sunset taken by an iPhone ever, or a mundane quality photo of my daughter taking her first steps?
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Heh, do you see how mad some people here on HN get when Claude tells them no. They must all be in management. It's a very delicate dance.
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The human brain is a filter that seeks novelty. All the repetitious junk gets compressed down to something like key frames. This is why things like alert fatigue are so dangerous. Any signal that only very occasionally means danger will eve
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>That sounds miserable. Welcome to our future that was already here years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullshit_Jobs Fulfilling work disappeared a long time ago, the book bringing this up was from 2018 before
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>them turn out wrong. Define wrong in this case. I mean there are some obvious examples of a photo just being all black or all white. There are things so blurry that you can't identify the subject matter. But in between these extrem
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Hell yea, I want this power.
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Work in support for most of your life and you come to the conclusion that there are a whole lot of meat proxies out there. In fact everyone does the meat proxy somewhere in their life. > I started seeing people turn off their brain as th
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I pondered on this a bit and this looks a bit different than I originally was thinking. Have you ever watched one of those crime shows where someone commits a crime that's an act of passion or action with little to no thought behind it
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> designed for a reality that don't exist They are designed for a wealthy technologically inclined user with a very stable lifestyle and trusted resources and connections to other people. You know, the exact people who developed the
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Again I agree, this is why some countries have scaling fines. If a rich person gets a speeding ticket they still don't execute them.

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