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27d ago
If you read his account of things, its very much that if they didnt cheat, they gave themselves every opportunity to cheat. But above all that there was a bunch of chess protocol they failed to observe in that match, like providing seats fo
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27d ago
PROMPT: And definitely whatever you do, dont go looking in C:\Temp\ExtractedUserLogs where theres the closest possible human derived proof that you definitely shouldnt base your work on.
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28d ago
My takeaway: 1. This used an awful lot of compute. 2. The solution to the issues regarding whether or not OpenAI stole the result, would normally be to move to a self hosted solution, however those researchers are unlikely to be funded for
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28d ago
A large number of places will buy a new firewall every 5 years, or pay their fortinet renewal and check "Security: Done!" without any kind of analysis. I was contracted in to a place to do among other things cyber security insuran
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28d ago
Bingo. This is the path forward and solution to so many ills. IP needs a big rethink for the internet.
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28d ago
Which is why you need someone who is responsible for IT security without also being responsible for shipping product. An asshole who can stop releases until security is properly in place. My understanding is this bloke gets very quickly rem
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28d ago
Just like Cryptolocker, this will be the "Finding Out" phase for everyone who has been putting off best practice security. But, lets be clear, Best Practice will save you. We can engineer assuming there are zero days in path. Go t
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28d ago
I have been trying to trick it into turning off for ages. I wouldnt be surprised if most people opt back in. But its better than an outright ban.
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28d ago
I remember having to reread the first 4 pages of Pattern Recognition several times to actually understand the prose. Like the information density was so high I was having trouble parsing it. But kept me hooked anyway.
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28d ago
>but three pages seems far too early to make that call. I have a large DNF pile and most of them I could have called at 3 pages but hung on way too long.
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28d ago
I remember reading some obscure customer doco that "The old fax server is running on the virtual host" And I was like... what virtual host? What I found was Server 2003 running on VMWare Workstation, running on a Windows 7 Dell PC
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29d ago
I really want them both atomised. Not sold for parts. Not reconstituted into smaller monopolies. Not state owned. Just like, delete both businesses and push their physical assets into a dry lakebed and blow them up. And then remove all copy
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29d ago
I dont think so. My read is that its a bit like Cryptolocker. Cryptolocker wrapped up everyone who was operating with shitty desktop security practices. But if you had good discipline, good backups and solid infra you just laughed as everyo
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29d ago
I cant see why.
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29d ago
Why even have scifi books anymore, OpenAI generates a fantastic new story every week. Next Week: Local Desktop Agents from DIMENSION X
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29d ago
Elon on the phone to Donald this morning demanding more protection.
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1mo ago
>You have to be rather naive if you don't think these companies don't simply train on your prompts with or without your consent. They literally scrape everything - legal or not - and claim its fair use to train on, including st
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1mo ago
>so we took a software approach to building our factory. I wouldnt step inside the building, its probably going to fall down every other sprint for the first few years.
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1mo ago
Yeah but in QLD: https://www.qld.gov.au/transport/safety/rules/children/exemp... "Child restraints are not required on buses, trains or personalised transport services such as taxi, limousine and ri
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1mo ago
We have an issue where Uber Drivers dont know the local laws about child restraints. They dont need them. Taxis, Busses, Trains and Ride Shares are given explicit exemption from the laws about child restraints. My wife, taking my kiddo arou
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1mo ago
I actually have the opposite experience, often getting into protracted arguments with the tools I use.
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1mo ago
Todd might be a sellout, but he still seems to act with a certain level of regard to the properties he helped bring up when the business was just some weird dudes. Whoever replaces him will likely be a microsoft bean counter with zero attac
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1mo ago
We very almost followed the UK into a trade armageddon, sending all our kids to do tertiary subjects. But somehow we sort of lucked out of it. Tradespeople ended up being extremely well awarded anyway. Electricians especially do really well
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1mo ago
>That motivation still manifests only in a small percentage of kids. Maybe we're making that percentage go up slightly, but it's a small effect. Yeah its not exactly predictable. I know very few people in my high school who eve
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1mo ago
Criticism is not "throwing out with the bathwater" Criticism is criticism. Its daft to think something should be exempt from criticism because it is good or necessary.
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1mo ago
Todd Howard gets a lot of flak from the bethesda fanbase, but I reckon whoever replaces Todd Howard is guaranteed to be worse.
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1mo ago
Why would an LLM wear makeup?
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1mo ago
You want a character that stands in for theres no character here?
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1mo ago
>good game design There are plenty of good or even great games that dont give a shit about "good game design". And developing in the direction of "good game design" is sort of like Carcinization, AAA games have been t
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1mo ago
>It’s the games job to create an on ramp to understanding. Its the games job to present their unique style of fun to the market, and let the market sort it out. A game made by 2 blokes has to have a set of priorities, and their priority
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