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by sd9 2y ago
This is the actual paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.02305
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by sd9 2y ago
I wonder if RLHF interfered with 9.11 (which could be interpreted as a date), preventing the model from considering it naturally. Wonder if the same thing would have happened with 9.12. What was your original prompt?
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by sd9 2y ago
Yes, I understand the purported true version of the fact. But it’s impossible to interpret the original quote like that without shoehorning it.
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by sd9 2y ago
Tbh I find it hard to read that sentence as meaning "50-60% of the world's Dutch cheese consumption". The sentence isn't poorly written or nuanced, it's simply false.
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by sd9 2y ago
Blow often makes fantastic points about development, and often completely misses the mark. He’s accomplished great things and has ideas worth listening to - but also plenty of nonsense that’s presented indistinguishably. I felt quite strong
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What I Wish I Knew Before Becoming a Software Engineer(jackhodkinson.com)
4 points by sd9 2y ago|0 comments
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by sd9 2y ago
Good luck with that
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by sd9 2y ago
Seems more like compression? Or even just a cool trick? Clearly it's not reliable or secure enough for encryption yet.
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How to get ahead of 99% of developers(jackhodkinson.com)
10 points by sd9 2y ago|1 comments
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by sd9 2y ago
Screwing with people’s sleep is a common cult tactic, it makes people much more susceptible to indoctrination.
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by sd9 2y ago
The allegations were not true, and this moral philosophy is now responsible for a handful of killings and suicides.
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by sd9 2y ago
It does seem like a terrible idea. The side effects listed in the article sound rather scary.
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The Zizians (2020)(zizians.info)
75 points by sd9 2y ago|7 comments
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How to use AI to code without sacrificing quality [video](youtube.com)
1 points by sd9 2y ago|0 comments
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by sd9 2y ago
I've been redacting my keys before sending config to chatgpt, it's a pain but I guess this shows it's worth the effort.
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by sd9 2y ago
LLMs seem pretty great at helping with the translation like this. I asked chatgpt about "back" and it gave me tons of options. https://chatgpt.com/share/679b43af-e770-800a-92ee-b27bd87194...
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by sd9 2y ago
The problems look important but underexplored
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by sd9 2y ago
Yes, but there’s a difference between “this warrants further discussion” and “this warrants further discussion and I’m closing the RFC”. The latter all but guarantees that no further discussion will take place.
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by sd9 2y ago
I agree with everything you said, but it doesn’t contradict my point
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by sd9 2y ago
The final pro/cons list: https://github.com/npm/rfcs/pull/595#issuecomment-1200480148 I don't find the cons all that compelling to be honest, or at least I think they warrant further discussion to s
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Laws of AI Assisted Development [video](youtube.com)
1 points by sd9 2y ago|0 comments
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by sd9 2y ago
I’m sure I’ve seen this technique in chain of thought before, where the model is instructed about certain patterns of thinking: “Hmm, that doesn’t seem quite right”, “Okay, now what?”, “But…”, to help it identify when reasoning is going dow
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by sd9 2y ago
The interviewers would've been a lot happier if they'd just prescribed a language up front.
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by sd9 2y ago
Reminds me when I get rabbit-holed on something I think is really cool, spend the day implementing it, step back and think "wow, I've really done something cool here". And then wake up the next morning and realise it's s
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by sd9 2y ago
I think there is value in companies built around AI. The value comes from UX, proprietary supplementary datasets, and market capture. Businesses built now will be best positioned to take advantage of future improvements in general AI. That
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by sd9 2y ago
I think it would be more vibes based - commonly occurring things would be reinforced more in the weights. Rather than it explicitly counting the number of occurrences.
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by sd9 2y ago
I don’t think the public o1 can search the internet yet, unlike 4o. In principle it could know that something is more commonly cited based on its training data. But it could also just be hallucinating.
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by sd9 2y ago
This post is wild. Mullenweg comes across as completely unstable, insecure, and appears to feel very threatened. He takes every opportunity he can to give a thinly veiled insult. Wordpress is a giant. If he’s as confident as he tries to pre
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by sd9 2y ago
I had the same idea after watching Hunger Games. Played around with the concept for a few weeks and then eventually tossed it. My first interaction with Fortnite was when I saw them selling t-shirts in a brick and mortar shop. But I don&#x2
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by sd9 2y ago
It drops the most useful aspect of JSON, which is that you can open it in a text editor. It's like JSON in that it's a serialisation format.

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