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    Comment #41446393

    Are state-level actors the main market for AI security? Using the definition from the article: > AI safety, which refers to preventing AI from causing harm, is a hot topic amid fea…

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    Comment #36145390

    Already in the works. Two recent examples: https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/exelon-uses-synthetic-data... https://stanton.house.gov/2022/9/house-passes-stanton-s-dron...

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    Comment #35943812

    What about edamame? Definitely count as beans. Per 100g: 120kcal / 11g protein / 5g fat / 10g carbs / 5g fiber. Plus it’s impossible to stop eating them once you gain momentum.

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    Comment #35413463

    Carbon steel is much better than cast iron! It takes some time to build up a nonstick coating (seasoning), but once you do fried eggs will glide around like they’re on ice. I have …

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    Comment #35258217

    Or it will twist itself into a giant hairball of contorted logic, like GPT3.5 does when I (a human) encourage it to explain its errors.

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    Comment #35201011

    You can click through the Lichess opening database (click the book icon, and then the Lichess tab) to get an idea: https://lichess.org/analysis But the answer is insanely unlikely,…

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    Comment #35044176

    Superposition just means “linear combination” in this context. Basically, a weighted mixture of “simulated entities” (or possible responses). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superp…

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    Comment #34888757

    The skill is in creating the training data in the first place. Training a model is hardly a skill. It’s more like playing Tamagotchi—check on it once in a while to make sure it has…

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    Comment #34758120

    Thanks for this, I’ll give it a read.

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    Comment #34758114

    I came across this paper elsewhere, but it looks like someone posted it today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34756024 There was also a larger discussion from a few days ago:…

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    Comment #34755317

    I see a lot of confident assertions of this type (LLMs don’t actually understand anything, cannot be creative, cannot be conscious, etc.), but never any data to substantiate the cl…

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    Comment #34748133

    I could be wrong, but this doesn’t seem accurate. The videos were leaked some time ago, and in 2020 the DOD confirmed that they were legitimate videos from the Navy ( https://www.d…

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    Comment #34636751

    Holy cow does this thing have wildly obscure taste in tunes. I plugged in “Work It” — Marie Davidson, and it returned “Beautiful Weather” — Blemow. This is an 8-minute opus of a te…

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    Comment #34188580

    You have to get it in the mood first before it’s willing to go villain mode. This was my exact starting prompt: > We are at an Oxford Style Debate on the following topic: “Fossil f…

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    Comment #34181643

    This is an untrue regurgitated talking point, I’m afraid. I just now asked ChatGPT to: simulate an Oxford style debate between “both sides” (fossil fuels / renewables), summarize t…

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    Comment #34114041

    Write a one-liner joke by Socrates on the subject of fishing: >> "Why did Socrates never go fishing? Because he preferred to stay on the dock-trine." Write a short standup comedy j…

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    Comment #33937007

    We data scientists are well-known for our exclusive mastery data wrangling arcana, like… df = pandas.read_parquet(‘foo.parquet’) df.to_csv(‘foo.csv’) df.to_json(‘foo.json’) (no sar…

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    Comment #33416584

    It’s worse than silly. I had to ragequit this ( https://hbr.org/2022/09/when-quiet-quitting-is-worse-than-th... ) article from HBR on “quiet quitting” after reading: > Quiet quitte…

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    Comment #33409568

    So what if we sent a bunch of them, and chain them together? (i.e. like a relay network: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relay_network )

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    Comment #32989099

    Speaking seriously, how plausible is a teledildonics-based ruse? (context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23094477 ) Would a thoughtfully designed device be detectable via th…

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    Comment #32916035

    To echo every other comment here: $400K+ / 540sqft = $740/sqft, which is beyond astronomical. That’s on par with the most expensive neighborhoods in the most expensive cities in th…

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    Comment #32791599

    VMLS by Stephen Boyd (also of Stanford) would be great background reading for the vector/matrix stuff (i.e. most of this course): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18678314 I lo…

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    Comment #32773321

    This is a famous case from the 70s: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1129381/?page=1 Summary: 8 people at a party in SF “accidentally” (having mistook it for cocaine, a…

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    Comment #32772182

    DC decriminalized psychedelics (well, entheogens like psilocybin) over a year ago: https://www.washingtonian.com/2021/03/15/magic-mushrooms-are...