xiaoyu2006

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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
Human had all the industrialization and stuff, yet we work 5 days / week now.
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
We've all been there! Find something looking fun, spend a week on it then never touch again. It's normal human psychology.
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
Probably about the distribution - AI writes text that resembles the average distribution among all text corpses, but humans have personalities and are always biased.
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
> we're under legal limits That's the definition of law. As long as it is legal it won't be charged.
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
Why will I want to feed my life into LLM
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
> docker image, immediately ran into all kinds of dependencies not being installed Ironically the former is engineered to avoid the latter.
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
> I’m stepping back from Zulip to join Anthropic because of its remarkable commitment to the responsible development of AI for the long-term benefit of humanity. I cannot quite agree to this. But nonetheless I wish good luck to the Zulip
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
My assumption is that Anthropic deliberately designed Claude Design so that its output uses the distinguish "Claude Design Language" e.g. the Anthropic Serif and Brown-ish color. It belongs to their broader ad campaign.
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
> Amazon employees are reportedly using the company’s new internal AI tool, MeshClaw, to create extraneous AI agents—not to increase productivity, but to drive up AI activity. Every time I see "not... but..." I suspect an AI ar
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
I read about a post that in dn42 community where a dude set up an AI agent with access to his Amazon API, which eventually deployed servers generating a bill of $6000.
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AI Wellbeing – Measuring and Improving the Functional Pleasure and Pain of AIs(ai-wellbeing.org)
1 points by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago|2 comments
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
Pure lmao.
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
It is the worst time for the apprenticeship system (internship). everyone expect you to ship fast and good with ai, but you can barely have the time to pick up any skills during the fast iteration.
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Another Linux LPE(github.com)
1 points by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago|1 comments
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
A variation of dirtyfrag
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
A genuinely fun post.
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
Quite true. Real math needs practice and calculation to build the intuition and motivation towards the abstraction we want to construct. The video is more of a complementary material to the boring lectures (my prof uses 3b1b videos sometime
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
The quick test doesn't show a lot - by out straight asking if this is a security patch, it implies and guides AI to have output more probably to agree on this assumption. A confusion matrix is more useful. Nonetheless of course this is
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
Reuters usually don't have paywalls, and neither I am experience one here.
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by xiaoyu2006 5mo ago
Turns out RMS has always been right. How surprising.
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by xiaoyu2006 6mo ago
But GUIs are hard to built - mainly because of tech debts around all three major platforms. But nontheless displaying graphics is harder than outputting control chars.
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by xiaoyu2006 6mo ago
I believe those are taken largely with Nikon z9?
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by xiaoyu2006 7mo ago
Aha we need a status page of status page.
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Sycophantic AI decreases prosocial intentions and promotes dependence(science.org)
5 points by xiaoyu2006 7mo ago|0 comments
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by xiaoyu2006 7mo ago
nice one lol
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by xiaoyu2006 7mo ago
This guy nailed it
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A curated list of AI slops(github.com)
16 points by xiaoyu2006 7mo ago|9 comments
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FARS: Automated Research System(analemma.ai)
1 points by xiaoyu2006 8mo ago|0 comments
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Color Recreation from First Principles(ycao.net)
2 points by xiaoyu2006 10mo ago|1 comments
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by xiaoyu2006 10mo ago
Here is my take on explaining the feasibility of displays recreating color, for the curious but confusing guys as me who wonder what is happening when the camera captures a raw to and converts to a jpg behind the scene. (It only answers par

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