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by qgin 5d ago
Not most of the time
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by qgin 6d ago
You can’t play it any worse than you do right now, so there’s nowhere to go but up.
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by qgin 6d ago
There are two phases. Getting to A2, where you’ve learned all the grammar rules and have a starter vocab… and then everything else, which is basically grinding the hours and convincing your brain that this is worth changing to remember. Get
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by qgin 13d ago
It reminds me of the 1980s anti drug ad where the mustachioed dad confronts his son about drug use and the son eventually snaps and says “I learned it by watching you!” https://youtu.be/ifW9LIGabQM
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by qgin 15d ago
Fair point, but what Moonshot is doing adds the element of man in the middle deception rather than just reading what anyone else could read.
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by qgin 15d ago
Someone tell me if I'm overreacting, but does the ability to abliterate guardrails basically mean that alignment is basically a lost cause?
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by qgin 17d ago
It really depends on what you consider a recording. If audio is streamed though a transcription engine and never saved in a way that could be replayed, it's hard to argue that a recording has been made. The live audio was transcribed.
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by qgin 17d ago
Nobody has the responsibility to tell me what to do, but I sure would love some ideas because I don’t have any.
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by qgin 18d ago
Heavy handed regulation that I 100% support. The externalities are too big to hand wave away.
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by qgin 18d ago
You’re right, but it’s still a jerk move
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by qgin 21d ago
Happy is tall order, but there is a uniquely American sense of impending doom that is always hanging over your shoulder that doesn’t exist in most other countries.
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by qgin 22d ago
> OpenAI exec becomes top Trump donor with $25 million gift. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/openai-exec-becomes-top-trump...
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by qgin 22d ago
We can’t even prove humans are conscious, we just extend the assumption to each other because we want other people to do the same to us.
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by qgin 22d ago
Depends on how much assurance you need that you're actually injecting what you think you’re injecting. If you’re okay with just being probably sure, the price is a lot lower.
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by qgin 22d ago
He doesn’t roll out bed wearing a suit, but what else is he doing?
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by qgin 23d ago
Maybe another angle would be: Not living your life through the lens of third-party audience. I think lots of people (including myself) sometimes view their life not through their own eyes, but through the imagined gaze of some third-party a
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by qgin 24d ago
Or naming one of the technologies “DREADD”
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by qgin 24d ago
Unless you’re running at temperature 0, there’s not one single token that the model definitely would have chosen each time.
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by qgin 24d ago
These models are already running with a temperature that is >0. This just replaces a random number with a slightly less random number.
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by qgin 25d ago
The ever-expanding pelican lore
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by qgin 25d ago
It's the 2nd least dense large city in America. It has a population of San Francisco but across like 15x more land.
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by qgin 25d ago
Not helpful for Linux users, but FYI both the Windows and Mac Apple Music clients are native apps.
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by qgin 26d ago
I'm not sure why people really really really want it to be that so they can have a simple reason to hate on it. I'm sure there are fancy people there having a fancy time... but it's 80,000 people and probably 79,000 of them a
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by qgin 26d ago
I didn’t expect that we humans would be out of our depth even before “AGI” much less anything coming after. What happens when the models are ooms smarter than today? AI safety starts to feel like an impossibility.
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by qgin 28d ago
It's baffling that the counterfeiters don't use the exact same design for the box. At least using the same text. Almost seems harder to make text thats sort of close but not just a straight copy.
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by qgin 1mo ago
The main thing that has made America exceptional has been that we attract all the smartest and most ambitious people from around the world. They work side by side by all of the smartest and most ambitious people born in America. We have won
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by qgin 1mo ago
https://imgur.com/GB6fbxA
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by qgin 1mo ago
> “We haven’t eaten them yet because we’re awaiting approval for testing in humans,” said Jayakody I refuse to believe nobody in the lab has eaten one
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by qgin 1mo ago
We pretty famously can't prove that humans are conscious. I'd hold off from making strong statements that AI can't become conscious.
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by qgin 1mo ago
This is amazing, thank you

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