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Comment #48633613
the point is that introducing data from a foreign source could lead to e.g. exfiltration: the model retrieves https://somewhere into its context and then gets confused, following i…
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Comment #47077998
similarly, i think that something that someone took the time to proof-read/verify can be of value, even if they did not directly write it. this is the literary equivalent of compil…
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Comment #46878723
i'm reminded of the film Annihilation, especially the entity encountered at the end.
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Comment #46841617
schemes exist for cryptographically verifying that an output is the deterministic result of some program run on some input. i'm at least aware of BitVM * as one example of this. i …
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Comment #46227637
companies routinely demand and supply things of and to each other. i don't see why the economy necessarily has to "touch a floor" of human desire. a company could be founded with t…
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Comment #45702368
yeah, i really think it accomplishes a lot. at a minimum, it makes it clear to others that they are not alone in thinking this regime is beyond the pale. people who are able to tak…
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Comment #45701935
peaceful protest is not pointless, no. peacefully expressing opposition is enormously powerful. there is still hope that it will be the path out of this worsening nightmare.
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Comment #45701558
i wasn't aware of this feature - thank you for sharing it. with more awareness of /active perhaps these urgent political conversations can still survive on HN.
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Comment #45698602
"an architecture that learned more like humans" i.e. enduring countless generations of evolutionary selection and cross breeding, then fine-tuning a bit? although it could be inter…
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Comment #45385178
I am sorry, but the sameness will be quantified and dealt with algorithmically, as and if desired. Dial up the temperature, launch however many parallel threads to research and avo…
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Comment #41282997
i'm curious, how did you arrive at "40-50%" possible human performance? the task of "predicting the next word" can be understood as either "correctly choosing the next word in the …
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Comment #39048084
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Comment #39039193
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Comment #38711941
"a magic box capable of novel work" or a box whose content can be cleanly swapped out with future iterations which already demonstrate the potential for novel discovery: https://th…
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Comment #38485696
"strong opinions, loosely held" (i think it was Bezos who first expressed this ideal?)
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Comment #36918852
i wonder whether a deactivated (but not deleted) account complicates submitting a claim for a "current" account in any way?
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Comment #36021583
upvoted but really, society has an extraordinary array of often incoherent desires we're trapped in an excruciating process of experiencing these desires assert and resolve themsel…
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Comment #35193198
just start new instances from the base image or useful checkpoints "The Age of Em" by Robin Hanson thinks through a lot of this in great depth
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Comment #34951066
does doing awareness entail something non-mechanical?
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Comment #34392233
i'm reminded of the short story "unwirer" by charlie stross and cory doctorow, which imagines a counter factual universe in which the internet was captured by corporate intentions …
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Comment #34212267
does agency equate to volition here? when humans exercise agency, is this more than a mechanical phenomenon?
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Comment #34171511
> but this would require people to be able to manage their own private keys a few generations ago social networking would have seemed infeasible because it would require wide sprea…
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Comment #34149873
> The main problem is that I don't have the 5-10 years to really sink into that comfortably to get there from raw experience, or the stamina to go through what would seem to be my …
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Comment #34133475
> I'd argue that if you're smart enough to be reading this website, you're smart enough to create and sell a piece of software to 10 businesses. it's both fascinating and horrifyin…
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