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·12 jam yang lalu·discuss
Erm, if you have 18 guys to spend on training, you also have some empty bottles or access to a place where there are more empty bottles.

Whether crazy people are actually crazy enough to literally do what a LLM gave them as a action sequence from movie inspiration - I have no idea. But I doubt it here.
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·3 hari yang lalu·discuss
"No one born in the LLM age even knows what I.E means or stands for, as it should be - a horribly designed, poorly working product"

As one of my first jobs involved getting a website to work with IE6 I surely hated it, but when it came out, it seemed to have pushed the web technologies in general.

The problem was not the browser technology, but microsoft abusing it's monopoly to don't give a shit about (open) web standards.
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·4 hari yang lalu·discuss
In your doomed reality maybe, but in this reality it was already stopped a couple of times and chances are good, that it will be stopped again - unless people believe all is doomed.
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·4 hari yang lalu·discuss
But that is just testing for encoded knowledge, the pelican riding requires some reasoning capabilities, but lost its surely usefullness a while ago.
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·4 hari yang lalu·discuss
"I've found Claude is one of the worst models with regards to pop culture knowledge like this, "

Is that bad?

I want to use models for coding and reasoning capabilities, not pop trivia knowledge they can get with web search.
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·4 hari yang lalu·discuss
"Not keeping it on their side" ... well. If they sequenced it, they have data in their computer, right? How could you avoid that? I don't see this as possible, it depends on trust"

First it depends on the contract, if it states they have the right, then they can and will legally use it.

If the contract would say no - then they would have a much harder time making use of that data, as it would be illegal.
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·4 hari yang lalu·discuss
"Just let users expand the dataset with more information, it's almost never a bad idea"

Thanks for the laugh.
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·6 hari yang lalu·discuss
So do you live with blood sucking flies in harmony?

Because your role for them is to provide blood.
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·7 hari yang lalu·discuss
Russia was a bit more extreme in that regard.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Closed_city
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·7 hari yang lalu·discuss
"If you don't want something bigger than you to be entirely justified in killing you for no reason, you cannot believe yourself to be entirely justified doing the same."

For the reason of it being a danger. And that my energy is spend more effective on other things, than trying to save life that potentially carries diseases and goes straight to any open wound or eyes. So they come on purpose, not by mistake.

If that is no reason to you, you may continue to catch and save flies if that is your thing, but please don't say "no reason" when you mean "no valid reason to you".
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·8 hari yang lalu·discuss
Flies fly on shit and bring that in the house. That is reason for me to not have mercy. They bring harm.

Wasps do not bring harm to me, I know how to coexist with them, but if my kids are around, I will also kill them if they seem aggressive. So my ethics are very pragmatic.
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·8 hari yang lalu·discuss
Use one specific special character/number as word separator.
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·8 hari yang lalu·discuss
Can you link those videos? What I have seen was impressive but far from "riding a unicycle blindfolded". But with time can be surely done. Also yes, there are likely not many humans who can do it, but most could learn it.
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·8 hari yang lalu·discuss
Most flies I kill, butterflies and wasps I usually guide out. But catching a insect and injecting electronic into it to force it to move where it does not want is kind of a very different thing to me.
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·8 hari yang lalu·discuss
I believe firefighters partly also do it for the adrenaline rush.

I also believe there are different views of what this subthread was about.
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·8 hari yang lalu·discuss
I mean, the way I imagine it is he chatted with one ore more guys and after a while he got bits here and there he was technically not supposed to have, not enough of its own, but with imagination enough to get the rough picture of how it worked and got very close. But I don't think conscious braking of classified information happened. More carelessness I guess.
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·8 hari yang lalu·discuss
Possible he had a real source?
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·8 hari yang lalu·discuss
Buried in snow?
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·8 hari yang lalu·discuss
"The fact you dismissed it to just be "to say they did it" doesn't mean that's how they feel about it"

But they don't do it for other people. They do it, to say they did it. To overcome the challenge, to do what they are good at.

The most other people get out of climbing stories is being entertained (or inspired).

The most people get out of firefighters work is having their lives saved.
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·9 hari yang lalu·discuss
You noticed the sibling comment?

With the original story published by nytimes?

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/21/technology/google-surveil...

edit: ok, seems a different story, but better gets the point across