Condition 2 are pretty much hard to get. Happens everytime in the equator, happens only twice a year in most countries, hopefully never happens in the n/s pole
I really love the idea of lisp but feels like the learning curve is steep. Sure you can learn basic lisp in an hour or so but then? You need to learn emacs, all of the plugins, module systems.
Archlinux has this separation of official packages and the user submitted AUR, which has never been something that is officially supported by design.
Having big names maintain their own VCS is a good thing. There can be a centralized system to index / search packages just for findability. And this centralized system doesn't have to be anything special just like how anyone could use any search engine
The issue with Markov Chain is you can't get good next token prediction on long enough context because once you see the last 1000 words instead of just 2, it's quite unlikely that your 'frequency' is populated for that exact combination, and markov chain don't work on token embedding that allows some encoding of meaning.
I think pretty much parallel to how social engineering, manipulation, scams work. LLMs are being trained to have human values, prioritizing human lifes, yet people are shocked it will spurt out how to make a nuclear bomb because grandma is being tied to a train track as a hostage.
> If #2 was false, surely some other LLM lab would have done it by now.
This is a logical flaw. LLM that is immune to jailbreak _could_ exist, but not yet, or maybe nobody talks about it. Yes there's a market, but all of these AI boom is too recent to make any claims.
Ironically I used AI for this question, and what came out is 'Echo prompt' apparently it's a thing: repeating LLM instructions twice increases accuracy.
Another idea was Chain of Thought leakage. It's like as if a chef saying "Now I am adding salt because the customer requested so"
Wrapper is really helpful for every time you do pacman update for official repo, you should recompile all of the AUR repo as well, otherwise you'll be in the land of 'partial upgrades'. Some packages don't complaint too much, while others do
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I'm perplexed to the claim that addition is cheaper than XOR, especially since addition is built upon XOR, am I missing anything? Is it javascript specific?