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Typo near the beginning, "press a petal," gave me a fascinating mental image for a second. I'm sure it'll be informative to learn exactly why every theoretical avenue for faster-th…
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Comment #21726593
This is a nice explanation and a cool solution. I amused myself a bit ago by trying to come up with a solution for these two constraints without reading about the crypto work, and …
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Comment #21597312
Naturally, you can generate awful continuations in the same style via GPT-2. Model prompt >>> As they sprinted together down the echoing, looping ramp of the deserted Guggenheim Mu…
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Comment #21536881
This. Technical verification solutions help, but none of them defend very well against your CEO apparently ordering you to bypass the verification step.
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Comment #21019879
The story of a bug that caused the AI to optimize for maximally disturbing text that went unchecked because the only people authorized to stop it were asleep is a great illustratio…
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Comment #19465613
Oh, I get it, it's a defense against plagiarism detection. The article is largely plagiarized from other sources, but since they didn't contain the homographs you can't just google…
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Comment #19464887
They happen to look significantly different in the font in the article the way my browser is rendering it. They're using the Cyrillic character that looks like q, https://en.wikipe…
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Comment #19464753
I'm super distracted by the use of ԛ instead of q in this article, what's that about? Plagiarism detection? Seems bad for accessibility/SEO.
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Comment #19401690
...who invented PIE https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Indo-European_language