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by yorwba 8mo ago
It's almost certainly the result of applying AI stylization to this map https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Europe-Moldova.svg without attribution, messing up some of the smaller details in the process.
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by yorwba 8mo ago
All LLM behavior is mediated through language by construction. That doesn't mean the same applies to humans.
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by yorwba 8mo ago
If the bus never goes on a Sunday, it should be possible to record that in the opening_hours according to the Public Transport v2 scheme: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Public_transport Still not real-time, but
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by yorwba 8mo ago
StreetComplete is nice, but if the public transport profile in OsmAnd can't find a bus line, it's probably not because the bus stop is missing shelter information. To fix navigation issues, you'll probably have to edit map ge
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by yorwba 8mo ago
Ads are mostly going to stay highly visible and non-subtle because buying visibility is very much the point. Also, ad buyers want assurance that their money is well-spent, so if the ads are too subtle, they're going to start wondering
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by yorwba 8mo ago
Section 6, "Removing Watermarks," of the paper you cite makes it very clear that detecting LLM-generated text is not solved if the user takes measures to avoid detection.
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by yorwba 8mo ago
Batching doesn't mean the computation suddenly becomes non-deterministic. Ideally, it just means you perform the same computation on multiple token streams in the batch simultaneously, without the values interacting with each other.
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by yorwba 8mo ago
Some buses do work. Adding bus stops to the map is necessary, but not sufficient to make them work.
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by yorwba 8mo ago
You can enable the "public transport" profile in OsmAnd, today. It might not support your local area, though.
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by yorwba 8mo ago
Obligatory reminder that the Dropbox thread ends with "I only hope that I was able to give you a sneak preview of some of the potential criticisms you may receive. Best of luck to you!" The comment didn't dunk on Dropbox as a
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by yorwba 8mo ago
Pretty sure they weren't shadowbanned immediately , since people replied to some of those [dead] comments. Most likely the shadowban was applied retroactively after posting the more obviously generated stuff.
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by yorwba 8mo ago
I gather that you do not have showdead on. The account has a lot more posts than that, but most were flagged. EDIT to correct: most are not [flagged], but [dead] anyway, so probably manual moderator action or an automated anti-bot measure.
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by yorwba 8mo ago
The mods do care, but you have to email them or they won't necessarily notice.
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by yorwba 8mo ago
It depends on the font, of course. Some renditions look like regular Arabic text, others are much narrower: https://fonts.google.com/?preview.text=%EF%B7%BD&script=Arab
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by yorwba 8mo ago
How far do you walk to your bus stop? How far would you have to walk to the next-closest bus stop?
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by yorwba 8mo ago
No, it's just somebody's open source project: https://github.com/cjpais/handy
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by yorwba 8mo ago
The problem is not the use of blackletter, but the narrow spacing and copious use of abbreviations to cram the text into two rectangular columns. That was certainly not an unusual goal to have, and you can see the same in handwritten manusc
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Sanity Checks for Sparse Autoencoders: Do SAEs Beat Random Baselines?(arxiv.org)
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by yorwba 8mo ago
Referring to https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/71631/upgoat-or... I assume.
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by yorwba 8mo ago
I doubt that a regulator would be satisfied by the kinds of explanations this provides and the interventions it enables. Suppose somebody put an LLM in charge of an industrial control system and it increased the temperature so much that it
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by yorwba 8mo ago
Isn't most of the value of Mathematica in the standard library instead of the language?
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by yorwba 8mo ago
Any given computation either halts or it doesn't. You can encode that information in a single bit, as a specific number. Since there is a countably infinite number of possible computations, you'd need a countably infinite number o
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by yorwba 8mo ago
Or the other way around. Wolfenstein 3D was first banned in Germany in 1994, but unbanned in 2018: https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2018/08/german-ratings-board-...
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by yorwba 8mo ago
It sounds like you looked at figure 1 but not figure 3.
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by yorwba 8mo ago
I think matching or exceeding the original cache at 20% compacted size is fairly impressive.
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by yorwba 8mo ago
Scaling laws mean that there's not much need to actually scale things to the skies. Instead, you can run a bunch of experiments at small scale, fit the scaling law parameters, then extrapolate. If the predicted outcome is disappointing
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Alpha School's Secret Sauce(fivetwelvethirteen.substack.com)
6 points by yorwba 8mo ago|0 comments
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by yorwba 8mo ago
It's more likely that he gets pardoned after a few years. President Park Geun-Hye only served less than 4 years of her combined 32-year prison sentence.
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by yorwba 8mo ago
The actual paper: https://www.eib.org/files/publications/20250383-130126-econo...
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by yorwba 8mo ago
For a list of projects funded by the Open Technology Fund, see https://www.opentech.fund/projects-we-support/supported-proj... Includes well-known entities like the Tor Browser and F-Droid, but also plenty of stuff I n

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