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4mo ago
A truly chaotic week in Europe, alongside the UK train crash and the unprecedented heat wave.
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4mo ago
Can someone explain this in layman terms? I don't understand any of it
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4mo ago
The final weights in themselves don't tell you anything about what went into the training process, e.g censorship.
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4mo ago
The question is more whether this game exists as open source somewhere in the training data (probably does).
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4mo ago
Makes me think of that part in Philip K. Dick's Do Androids Dream (..) -- where Deckard reflects on the androids' indifference to their imminent deaths, saying that this was due to them lacking the aversion to death acquired troug
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4mo ago
100%. Companies are paperclip optimizers, with money as the objective. For example, Uber used ride data to circumvent investigations by regulators. There is absolutely no reason to assume that AI companies would not use their data in any wa
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Hiding the sidebar toggle under your logo is NOT a good idea
(grumpy.website)
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4mo ago
Hopefully they password-protect the datasets: https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.10160
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4mo ago
What a usability nightmare this site is: 3-4 popups before I could even read the title. No thank you. And this is with an adblocker turned on. Don't these sites realize how many users they're losing?
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Iran appears set to restore internet access after 3-months blackout
(iranintl.com)
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5mo ago
My eyes, my eyes! (closed the tab after 4 seconds)
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5mo ago
ChatGPT is the only bot that reliably cites sources (through Web search mode). The other bots either make up links or simply don't provide any information that is distinguishable from the LLM predictive output. Ironically Gemini is als
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5mo ago
Interesting angle, didn't think of this. How do you think/find that current tools are optimized for being addictive?
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5mo ago
https://archive.is/TSOn9
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Starlink users can be located and sometimes identified through terminal mapping
(haaretz.com)
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5mo ago
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5mo ago
I agree, but we do owe them PyTorch and React.
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Upcoming El Niño: The World Is About to Get a Preview of Life in 2035
(nytimes.com)
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5mo ago
Can we also not ban people for pointing out an evidently funny naming?
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5mo ago
The goal of automation is to automate consistently perfect competence, not human failures. You wouldn't use a calculator that is as good as a human and makes mistakes as often.
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6mo ago
@dang this deserves a black ribbon
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6mo ago
> Every request is end-to-end encrypted Afaik you will need to decrypt the data the moment it needs to be fed into the model. How do they do this then?
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6mo ago
"CEO said a thing" journalism, discussed on HN very recently: https://karlbode.com/ceo-said-a-thing-journalism/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47577735
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6mo ago
Beautiful. I have tears in my eyes. Bring reasonable design back.
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Defrag ASMR
(youtube.com)
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6mo ago
True, but the Docker attack surface is limited to a malicious actor distributing malicious images. (Bad enough in itself, I agree.) Unreliable, unpredictable AI agents (and their parent companies) with system-wide permissions are a new kind
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Forgot to mention the craziness of trusting an AI software company with your private AI codebase (think Uber's abuse of ride data).
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I am still amazed that people so easily accepted installing these agents on private machines. We've been securing our systems in all ways possible for decades and then one day just said: oh hello unpredictable, unreliable, Turing-compl
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6mo ago
> Companies claiming 100% of their product's code is now written by AI consistently put out the worst garbage you can imagine. Not pointing fingers, but memory leaks in the gigabytes, UI glitches, broken-ass features, crashes. Spoti
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The First Pancake Principle. How to Get Started
(medium.com)
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If you suffer from any kind of anxiety, and you drink caffeine, you should seriously consider quitting. Even if you only drink as little as one coffee per day. There's a very high chance that caffeine is the source of a large part of i
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