r_lee

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   by r_lee 2mo ago

   I mean you're just looking at this from the wrong lens. nobody in an EU member state thinks of themselves as a "state" in the EU, they're a country but in the EU nobody would want the US kind of federalism. not to menti
2. 152.▲
   by r_lee 2mo ago

   the jump from 4.7-4.8 to 5 is so bad in terms of the word salad i just get fatigued from it, am I holding it wrong or something? sometimes it's fine but the constant RLHFisms like the constant "worth flagging" and stuff is ge
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   by r_lee 2mo ago

   I honestly can't tell what reward there is for this "critical thinking" since the entire world is bathing in "AI will replace you" what point is there to be a human calculator if nobody rewards you for it? and I&#x2
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   by r_lee 2mo ago

   that would require both AGI and physical bodies for the model, and no kills witches or anything that could stop it, e.g. the military everything would have to be kept under wraps, and you'd need to avoid the scrutiny of the US gov (the
5. 155.▲
   by r_lee 2mo ago

   why do you assume every website is a business? do you think everything on the web is just e-commerce? and if there are no customers who buy products why should there be an impressum?
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   by r_lee 2mo ago

   Etched is doing this. it seems like in the near future they'll actually ramp up production. not sure how much faster/economical compared to Cerebras but..
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   by r_lee 2mo ago

   imo this is the problem some of these labs are gonna face, because open models will do this just fine and you as the consumer don't need to pay their training costs especially considering imo most use falls under this instead of those
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   by r_lee 2mo ago

   I don't think you're familiar with how far doxxing/etc. can go it's a very naive thing to think that it's just "customers/suppliers" looking at who they're dealing with not to mention if you&#x27
9. 159.▲
   by r_lee 2mo ago

   thanks for the links, that's really interesting to look at do you happen to know how exactly those artifacts are cleaned up?
10. 160.▲
    by r_lee 2mo ago

    you mean benefit a private company training their AI model which they market to the public in order to get to their trillion dollar IPO?
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    they will train / retain your prompts though, so to me it's not a valid option
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    they still don't just completely ignore regulations, like do we really think they just don't apply to them? we're talking about meta supposedly using facial recognition on the glasses to build a master database of faces or so
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    I feel like these people are actually doing a favor for Meta, painting those who oppose them as lunatics who are completely detached from reality
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    and the technology exists to spy on everything you do in every single way, ignore gdpr, ignore all kinds of privacy acts, in fact you can also stalk people and find out where they live and break into their homes and look through their stuff
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    the guy who runs it has blocked it for Finland and will have infinite captchas, probably for other countries as well
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    That's the load-bearing smoking gun—should I write a better benchmarks to catch the seams?
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    I really don't understand the "refining prose" it's more like, "refining prose so that nobody sane will bother reading it". like wow it's so useful to claudefy your thoughts, wow look at how amazing your b
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    that's load-bearing
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    so how will there be any other class than a basic UBI class that gets the bare minimum, with no way to climb the ladder in any way? why would businesses need everybody to participate when a specific portion of people are enough?
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    what kind of bargaining power will you have with "well someone must consume!"?
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    so you're saying protobuf has no purpose?
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    > MCP Engineer LOL gotta put that on my resume
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    sane as in your boss will let you do that?
24. 174.▲
    by r_lee 2mo ago

    ?? almost every inference operator either has ZDR or an opt out from training unless you think they're just lying and training on business users data
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    I'd say I "miss" it as in its a great kind of feeling, but it's hard to get when you now know there's a way better way of getting things done
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    your post history is literally full of LLM generated comments
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    I think before it was mostly a nonpartisan topic, but after COVID it was kind of a thing where if you're on the left, you'd be on the side of science and thus vehemently defend vaccines while assuming the other side is a bunch of
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    seems kinda AI generated?
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    I primarily use it for steps, stopwatch/timers (the best part imo), quick weather check that's about it
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    by r_lee 2mo ago

    One thing worth flagging: summaries can provide context that is important, but you should always remember to thoroughly comb through the information in case there are caveats in the text that may act as a heads up, which is important.