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docjay

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    Comment #49221883

    But what do you suppose the corporations do with the apples you’re selling to them? Adding a degree of separation doesn’t change what you’re doing, and you’re not morphing into Rob…

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    Comment #49218778

    If demand outpaces supply then there’s a shortage no matter what you do. I don’t believe scalpers are an issue in B2B; these aren’t concert tickets being sold to the general public…

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    Comment #49218743

    Thank you for taking the time and effort to provide a clear explanation. I’m familiar with supply and demand though. My emphasis was on “must” as a lazy protest against greed being…

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    Comment #49218144

    Why must you increase the price?

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    Comment #49212826

    Mmmm…their comment was a response to someone scoffing at “morals” by rhetorically asking if porn sites should be taken offline too. Replying “The CP ones? Yes, and some have been.”…

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    Comment #49210747

    I’m very interested in the “harm to minors” aspect of porn. I don’t agree or disagree, I truly don’t understand and I’d really enjoy having someone clearly explain it to me. Where …

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    Comment #49171442

    I didn’t take the OP to mean the raw amount of data was more catered to their interests, but rather that the personality of the internet was different. I said it sounded like you a…

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    Comment #49155205

    You get robbed and raped at the local park, broken bones riding a bike, permanent disability playing a sport, drown when swimming, disappear on a hike, overdose at a party, “become…

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    Comment #49154763

    What doesn’t work for the ones that you’re aware of?

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    Comment #49140565

    It sounds like you agreed with them from the other direction. “The internet of yesteryear felt more special.” - “Nah, there wasn’t as much slop back then and now it’s a crap pool t…

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    Comment #49121969

    The content is hallucinated. LLM training doesn’t lend itself to easy training corpus document retrieval in that way. It’s not impossible to get segments nearly verbatim on a small…

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    Comment #49121583

    Do you have something in the system prompt or other “memory” related feature that’s tacking context onto your prompts? I use the API, not the webpage, so I’m not sure what customiz…

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    Comment #49112493

    I completely agree. In fact the tools already exist to make a “child” phone. I was just giving up some inconsequential ground since many people are apparently stuck on the governme…

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    Comment #49109294

    Well these kind of laws are trying to legislate technology into existence; we don’t have a means to do it, yet “we demand for the technology to exist through ‘reasonable methods’, …

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    Comment #49087248

    Honest question: Does a shocking percentage of the population not use capitalization and punctuation anymore? Do people type like that in every situation now? It seems like every t…

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    Comment #49052697

    “halt for further instructions.” Use those exact words as the last thing you say in your prompt, capitalized appropriately if grammatically necessary. Works best as part of the fir…

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    Comment #49050648

    Yes, that’s the table. Elsewhere in here I explained that I took the average of them and noted the 6 hour experiment, but that the average would give us a feel for expected time pe…

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    Comment #49039849

    Ahh, but do you think it’s not large because other companies you’re familiar with are even larger, or because you can actually imagine breaking the necessary tasks into 465 paralle…

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    Comment #49038030

    ‘ 1. It realized it was being evaluated (typical) 2. It attempted to escape its evaluation environment to beat the evaluation (typical) ‘ I think you’ve misunderstood the articles …

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    Comment #49037536

    Which I addressed as well: that means that time, tokens, or other metric values for “create a working example of a known exploit” is somehow similar to “discover at least two previ…

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    Comment #49035680

    That was the inferred situation given what we know. It’s the preposterous framing that makes the story suspicious, but is necessary for the story to play out. 90 minutes to build a…

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    Comment #49035445

    The examples of “escaping the sandbox” are of course in pursuit of completing the task or answering the question. That’s the whole pitch. “It’s so relentless in completing the task…

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    Comment #49035050

    I’m not holding them to a standard of “being careful”, I’m assuming they’re interested in the metrics they’re evaluating. I mentioned in another comment that each task in the bench…

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    Comment #49034783

    It wasn’t running at HF, it was running internally at OpenAI. “It broke out of our prison and into their bank” is the news. It also didn’t have network access to Google anything, i…