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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
I think you are conflating senses of the word, or rather you are defaulting to a very specific usage. There's the usage "Iranian national cuisine" which as you say is inherently political in nature because we mean "natio
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
I maintain my wrong typographical usages these days as a weak signal that I am not a machine
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
It's strange reading a piece of text, having one's AI-dar flag it, then noticing that it's a piece of writing from 10 years ago, and remembering that AI writes this way in part because these tells have all been popular in hum
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
Sure, but I don't really understand what the argument is to _not_ be transparent about methodology, since if the models are so powerful, then doing so would easily support the claims and put these concerns to rest. People are right to
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
Too bad. I considered pre-empting this exact response, and I did not, so here we are! The term "national" doesn't simply mean "having to do with a nation state". I promise that I do not mean to be condescending with
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
OK, I'll bite. In this particular case I personally would have said "a restaurant of your national cuisine" or even omit the adjective altogether since it's somewhat obvious from the preceding conversation what you mean.
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
Right, I think the usual point here that if your goal is to make a game, then this is usually the painful route and conveniently one that up-fronts the likely more exciting and comfortable part for a software engineer, namely the software e
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
For a concrete example, consider e.g. Operation Condor which displaced my own family > Operation Condor (Spanish: Operación Cóndor; Portuguese: Operação Condor) was a campaign of political repression by the right-wing dictatorships of th
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
For all we know, the prompt provided compelling evidence that the requestor had authorization to pentest the target server. Or there may have been nuance in the network configuration that made it seem like such access was authorized. In the
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
The author is trying to provide a counterweight to the volume of articles that simply repeat OpenAI's account of the events and their interpretation without much pushback. They are not suggesting that OpenAI or HF have lied about what
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
https://openai.com/index/hugging-face-model-evaluation-secur... > UK AISI’s evaluation shows that models such as GPT‑5.6 Sol are increasingly able to sustain complex, multi-step cyber operations over long time horiz
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
I agree with you that the article was disappointingly light, but there is not in general a singular correct answer when it comes to interpreting narrative and I don't think that is a useful way to evaluate what the author has written,
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
You don't really need anyone to be lying here. It is likely that the broad strokes of the narrative are true and that no collusion or conspiracy took place here. The issue is that a lot of important details in that narrative are missin
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
I hate to be so obnoxious but I think you might be overestimating the average user of this website with regard to media literacy, and if that's the case, then the basics of it seem very relevant for the homepage
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
None of what was disclosed shows that this is what happened, by the way, since we know absolutely nothing about what the specific prompts were that led to the incident.
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by vector_spaces 2mo ago
You aren't going to locate incontrovertible evidence that what happened as or wasn't engineered. Anything like that is going to be private and that is unlikely to change. And that's not really an interesting question anyway.
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Feral cats fail at urban rodent control (2018)(wildlife.org)
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by vector_spaces 3mo ago
I mentioned this in a sibling comment but even for mathematicians, the intimidating notation and the more formal language might give the wrong impression about how we think about math. Actual thinking and even discussions with other mathema
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by vector_spaces 3mo ago
Yeah it is a lot of simple ideas stacked one on top of the other, but the edifice is so large from some vantages that the building blocks aren't visible, or tractable to think about independently. And sometimes the ideas are very subtl
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by vector_spaces 3mo ago
I think don't be too hard on yourself. If you haven't already, it may be worth considering whether ADHD or something else might be playing a role. We aren't machines, we're messy bundles of biology and understanding our
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by vector_spaces 3mo ago
> 2. BI dashboards(we removed spend on tableau, retool and appsmith) Can you explain this in more detail? You saying that DeepSQL can create BI dashboards that makes Tableau and friends redundant -- are you talking about analytics dashbo
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by vector_spaces 3mo ago
The title is ambiguous but not wrong. It's a command-line game in the sense that the controls are primarily text commands issued over a diegetic console within the GUI. It is not a purely text-based TUI and does not run inside your fac
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by vector_spaces 3mo ago
Love this, thank you for sharing it
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by vector_spaces 3mo ago
Ooh, slick rhetorical moves you just executed. You couched your comment in the jargon of formal logic, and in doing so situated the parent under a convenient ad-hoc pseudo-formalization where you could paint them a raving illogical, thereby
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by vector_spaces 3mo ago
I agree with Gwern in that I think for the vast majority of people, short-term melatonin supplementation is useful and can cause little harm, and it is extremely safe as far as supplements go. But I don't think it does anyone any favor
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by vector_spaces 3mo ago
I wonder how intelligible classical Maya is with modern Maya languages/points on the Maya continuum. For instance, does the classical word for fox share any resemblance to any Maya word for it today? I can imagine it going either way r
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by vector_spaces 3mo ago
I am guessing there are so many possible tags that this wouldn't be pragmatic
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by vector_spaces 3mo ago
I am sorry to be harsh but I find it amateurish that they would use an AI generated hero image for this and presumably fabricated LLM output -- fabricated by an AI image generator no less Whenever I create an image like this for the purpose
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by vector_spaces 3mo ago
You are pointing out the use of generic front-end frameworks and claiming that it is a similar phenomenon, in that using generic frameworks can result in bland visual design with little evidence of taste or intention on the part of the crea
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by vector_spaces 3mo ago
The LLM responds with rendered markdown, which conceals the actual link. It constructs it in such a way where the link looks like a message or warning from the YouTube platform, or perhaps something like > Message response too large, cli

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