space_fountain

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by space_fountain 8mo ago
I'm not sure that a prompt injection secure LLM is even possible anymore than a human that isn't susceptible to social engineering can exist. The issues right now are that LLMs are much more trusting than humans, and that one stra
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by space_fountain 8mo ago
It's like this. Everything about operating a datacenter in space is more difficult than it is to operate one on earth. 1. The capital costs are higher, you have to expend tons of energy to put it into orbit 2. The maintenance costs are
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by space_fountain 10mo ago
It’s not that open. We can simulate smaller system of neurons just fine, we can simulate chemistry. There might be something beyond that in our brains for some reason, but it sees doubtful right now
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by space_fountain 1y ago
Very cool, this was one of the projects I really wanted to build before I knew better. Trying to understand what was involved taught me so much. I couldn’t find what analog to digital converter and digital to analog converter this uses whic
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by space_fountain 1y ago
I quoted a source, can you? I did a tiny bit of research. What I can find of early censuses seems to imply that throughout the period of the British mandate their was some immigration of both Jewish and Muslim people, but the fraction of Je
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by space_fountain 1y ago
I'm not sure that any ethnic group has a right to a country, but I think it's pointless to talk about if Jews should have one though because they went and did it. That's done. I agree with you in so much as there's no go
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by space_fountain 1y ago
I don't know if it's productive to talk on here, but I'm not the person you seem to think I am. I think Israel has a right to defend itself and I think it has a right to take in refuges if it wants to, but it doesn't hav
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by space_fountain 1y ago
The issue is it’s more like if Americans in mass moved back to Ireland and started genociding the native Irish. Plenty of the Arab population of the region also trace their ancestors back to the biblical period and even if it wasn’t true hi
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by space_fountain 2y ago
I don’t think the article even was so bold as to say his organization distributed pro Hamas flyer. They say someone at the protest did and leave it to your inference that it was the org he leads
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by space_fountain 2y ago
I have a pretty weak opinion of the nypost Lines like this certainly don’t help: > He’s been a regular fixture on news programs discussing the group’s disruptive efforts, including an interview on Quds News Network done completely in Ara
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by space_fountain 2y ago
The does not seem to be, or it has not been offered so far
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by space_fountain 2y ago
> Secretary of State Marco Rubio shared a link on X to a news article about Mr. Khalil’s arrest and issued a broad promise: “We will be revoking the visas and/or green cards of Hamas supporters in America so they can be deported.”
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by space_fountain 2y ago
News coverage seems to suggest immigrants can be detained while moved to revoke their green cards are made, but it’s incredibly troubling that no one seems to know what’s up, the government agents arresting him seemed to think he had a stud
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by space_fountain 2y ago
The US has legal reasons now. Ukraine is a sovereign country and would be more than happy to accept US military bases. The US hasn't sent soldiers because they don't want to go to war with Russia
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by space_fountain 2y ago
The us does have the same thing https://www.copyright.gov/mandatory/
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by space_fountain 2y ago
I agree though I have actually noticed that Amazon is more clear about this than they used to be. They now clearly say you’re buying a license not the book and it may have just been a Europe thing but I think it even made me confirm that I
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by space_fountain 2y ago
User queries were at least historically useful to train smaller models from larger models. You need to know the kind of questions real people ask to train a model that’s good at answering those questions
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by space_fountain 2y ago
Retirement is about having other people take care of you. If there are less people overall there are less resources to care for the elderly who aren't working. With expanding populations this is easier to manage because the fraction of
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by space_fountain 2y ago
A large class of people who loan money are people looking to fund a retirement. This will be devastating to them
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by space_fountain 2y ago
The law requires Oracle who hosts their data companies that provide cdn services to stop working with them. The law did require them to suspend service, but not quite as soon as they did and nothing had changed legally
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by space_fountain 2y ago
They shut down before the law required them to (by a few hours), and now they’re back despite no changes in law or action by the president. Biden had already issued an executive order, nothing changed
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by space_fountain 2y ago
But this isn’t an inherit limitation is it? LLMs can be trained with private information and can have large context windows full of private info
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by space_fountain 2y ago
I hear people say this kind of thing but it confuses me. 1. What does inherit limitations mean? 2. How do we know something is an inherit limitation 3. Is it a problem if arguments for a particular inherit limitation also apply to humans? F
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by space_fountain 2y ago
Russia is fighting a war of attrition in Ukraine, I think they might have worried about over extending too or just logistically been unable to devote significant resources
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by space_fountain 2y ago
I think I agree both books were good and "A Deepness In The Sky" was better, but I would warn everyone that I thought both books used dramatic irony (showing us that characters were evil while hiding this from main characters) to
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by space_fountain 2y ago
I think somehow there were a series of miscommunications. This kind of sub token manipulation task is hard for an LLM for somewhat predictable reasons. Knowing those limitations are important, but don't come up too often in practical c
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by space_fountain 2y ago
LLMs can clearly solve problems that computers up to now couldn't. They can't solve all problems and this should definitely be a cautionary note to anyone who wants to use them as an artificial general intelligence, but this take
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by space_fountain 2y ago
Exactly, the question is this move in the non profits best interests? It's definitely in the best interest of the people running the non profit but I think many of the early donors wouldn't feel like this was what they were signin
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by space_fountain 2y ago
I think the problem is early employees and investors were convinced to invest their time and money into a non profit. They were told that one of the reasons they should donate/work there as opposed to Google was because they were a non
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by space_fountain 2y ago
I'm playing a bit of both sides here. I do think it's interesting that we so automatically feel like the cases are different. I used something old because I think we understand it well and I do think in the elevator case our insti

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