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by tantalor 6mo ago
> if your harness has an ability to do something the LLM can't What does this even mean. The only capability of an LLM is generate text.
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by tantalor 6mo ago
Wouldn't they be easily detected from airborne drones?
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by tantalor 6mo ago
You ever talk with a person who was sleep walking? It's hilarious
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by tantalor 6mo ago
No. Version control everything (inputs)
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by tantalor 6mo ago
> use that extra information to perform MUCH better Do you mean using a better estimator for the median value? Or something else?
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by tantalor 6mo ago
That's not how any of this works.
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by tantalor 6mo ago
It doesn't look like anything to me
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by tantalor 6mo ago
Who in Al Gore's Internet is new to LLM in 2026?
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by tantalor 6mo ago
> LLM will perform poorly We've been seeing examples of this constantly since 2022. How many more do we need?
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by tantalor 6mo ago
Cool. Where's the demos?
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by tantalor 6mo ago
Can't have any vulnerabilities if you don't have a supply chain
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by tantalor 6mo ago
> That whatever you do in public is always available without a warrant That's not relevant to this case. Suppose I'm traveling in the back of a van with blacked windows. Nobody can see me. No camera in the world will record me.
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Video Chat with Jesus for $1.99 per Minute(vice.com)
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by tantalor 6mo ago
Mnestics are pharmaceuticals that allow agents to maintain awareness of threats that otherwise erase themselves from human memory. The drugs are used to combat antimemetic entities by enhancing memory and enabling users to perceive or reca
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by tantalor 6mo ago
Bookmarking this for the next time somebody claims Apple makes great software.
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by tantalor 6mo ago
They aren't new models.
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by tantalor 6mo ago
simonw pls
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by tantalor 6mo ago
> A playable 3D dungeon arena Where's the demo link?
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by tantalor 6mo ago
It comes across as an elaborate, sparkly motivational cat poster. *BELIEVE!* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2CRtES2K3E
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by tantalor 6mo ago
What, fraud? Probably yes
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by tantalor 6mo ago
Why wouldn't it be
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by tantalor 6mo ago
You're wrong. The big prediction markets (Polymarket, Kalshi) employ in-house market makers and contractors. They provide liquidity for less-active contracts. They generally are not profitable.
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by tantalor 6mo ago
It's already a well known problem. That's what the Stop Super Speeders Act is meant to solve. So pass the bill and move on. No need for investigative journalism to expose a problem we already know about.
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by tantalor 6mo ago
Don't give him credit for solving a problem he created.
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by tantalor 6mo ago
Age discrimination.
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by tantalor 6mo ago
What is the point of this article? > Like all drivers in New York State, Giovansanti is immune to consequences as long as he pays the $50 tickets So he's allowed to do this. Why are we talking about it?
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by tantalor 6mo ago
> Cmd-F "fact check" No results
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by tantalor 6mo ago
> Now, Wireless Joe Jackson! There was a blern hitting machine. > Exactly! He was a machine designed to hit blerns. I mean come on, Wireless Joe was nothing but programmable bat on wheels. > Oh? And I suppose Pitch-o-mat 5000 was j
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by tantalor 6mo ago
> Code review is already a bottleneck Counterpoint: no it isn't > makes this job dramatically harder No it doesn't
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by tantalor 6mo ago
That's not a lab assistant, looks more like a poodle

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