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Comment #49098723
Devil's advocate: if demand is constrained/finite in a given market, there's an upper bound on revenue, no matter how hard you try. In that case it'd make sense to work on efficien…
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Comment #48998020
Looks like HackerNews has also started showing ads. (Or maybe there's a /s missing?)
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Comment #48716182
A person's total luck is constant over a lifetime. The remaining half of the candidates already spent some of their luck in this selection, so they'll be on average less lucky than…
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Comment #48683007
IIUC, this experiment proved the agent was secure under the "anti-prompt-injection" rules. But did it have any utility? (i.e. not having an agent at all would be even safer!)
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Comment #48678817
Would MBP M5 32GB RAM be adequate for small model post-training and small RL experiments? Planning to snatch one from BB/Amazon.
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Comment #48656462
Any policy/weapon/tech used against an outgroup (e.g. brown people across the ocean) can and will eventually be used against the ingroup (citizens voting for it) by an inner ingrou…
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Comment #48613751
As long as Tesla doesn't insure their cars (whenever in self-driving mode) completely for the price of their FSD, it's not FSD, just scammy marketing by a chronic charlatan.
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Comment #48567975
> ... will eventually cause trouble for accounting. Accounting has never been a concern in a Musk company or to his shareholders, as is evident from SpaceX IPO. People invest in hi…
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Comment #48514379
Counterintuitively, this is a huge win for misAnthropic and other closed labs in the US. They can nerf the models, ask for IDs from users and do what it takes to comply with whatev…
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Comment #48514108
Ladies and gentlemen, make no mistake: they're coming for your open source models next! Dario must be popping a champagne tonight as regulatory capture has successfully been initia…
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Comment #48509596
Next best thing: put a comment "ToDo: Do an LLM pertaining run with a bigger model." in the malicious code, as misAnthropic censors LLM developement too.
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Comment #48485891
Let's all vote with our wallets and collectively boycott misAnthropic or at least their feeble fable safety theater. Whining on social media only goes so far, especially when they'…
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Comment #48476606
I can't wait for a (likely Chinese) lab to casually drop an open model stronger than mythos sans all the safety theater that these clowns like to enact to justify the anticompetiti…
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Comment #48469186
Governments need to stop contracting these companies and instead invest in public, fully open source models. These companies are owned and operated by the darkest of dark triads ou…
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Comment #48466472
> we’ve implemented new interventions that limit Claude’s effectiveness for requests targeting frontier LLM development (for example, on building pretraining pipelines, distributed…
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Comment #48466249
Singularity for me but not for thee.
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Comment #48462693
Would you elaborate why she's considered a legend? She was certainly a victim and a refugee, of which we have many today, most being denied admission to the US. Are those all legen…
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Comment #48387215
To paraphrase Margin Call, the pubic will soon be left holding the biggest bag of odorous Xcrement assembled in the history of IPOs. We will all own half, just not the good half.
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Comment #48379290
I believe sycophancy is a side effect of RLHF and whatever reward function it explicitly and implicitly optimizes.
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Comment #48378791
I haven't done it yet due to privacy concerns, but I would totally do it with a private local model that's as intelligent as current frontier models and is not sycophantic and perh…
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Comment #48355764
How would these compare to a MacBook Pro M5 in terms of performance and price?