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Comment #49218593
An AI powered lawnmower though...
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Comment #49150071
The cookie popups were a thing long before GDPR.
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Comment #49092225
Those layers are deterministic though...
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Comment #49092201
Call me crazy, but that just doesn't sound all that bad?
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Comment #49079250
> I'm not ready to blame Opus 5 for being stupid. Perhaps we have a prompt buried somewhere that's essentially asking it to be pedantic, and it's just obeying the prompt. This is a…
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Comment #49031309
And you can't think of a way to bring an engineers mindset to solve that? If you leave it up to raw LLM outputs you're not going to get the results you're after. If you put on your…
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Comment #49029968
Entropy is not your friend.
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Comment #49029957
Agents are also controllable to a degree. How agents author PRs is now an engineering problem.
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Comment #48976395
I'll pay you to take it down.
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Comment #48879382
If you want the guns, then yes. I come from somewhere without guns, and as a result without school shootings. Nobody here wants guns as a part of everyday life. America seems to wa…
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Comment #48855753
> No it doesn't Yes it does. If you're of the mindset that drives one to build a nanny state that is. My assumption is the mindset is that any amount of CSA is completely intolerab…
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Comment #48855727
I think if you were able to get accurate statistics on rates of sexual abuse for the last few thousand years you'd find there's a baseline that we don't seem to ever learn to do be…
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Comment #48855718
Well I remember starting to watch it from about 11 years old and now at 38 I can thoroughly said it did some pretty bad damage.
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Comment #48855673
I'd prefer to just accept the reality is it fails sometimes and not try to get a 100% foolproof solution. That lies the way of madness.
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Comment #48855658
Do you realise the solution is just to accept some kids will wind up as collateral because parenting alone can't solve it, and rather than trying to solve it through technology (wh…
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Comment #48828519
> The system we got for this is called parenting And it fails miserably.
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Comment #48828465
At some point we just have to accept the kids as collateral.
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Comment #48782493
Why wouldn't I be? Those demos are put out by non-engineer AI-bros who start from a blank slate and just test raw one-shot performance of the model. In comparison I'm aware of how …
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Comment #48770576
Yeah, well I doubt any economic impact will from LLMs will ever come. I doubt anyone is working on nailing those things as we speak. I doubt the results my team and I are getting w…
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Comment #48765390
It has. We can see 3.5 started with text adventure games https://medium.com/@duncanariey/using-chatgpt-to-make-the-it... and with 4.0 it moved up to pong https://x.com/skirano/stat…
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Comment #48757999
And that's exactly why 3 years ago we saw people one shotting it in 45 minutes :)
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Comment #48756293
Those people are going to be polarised regardless. If you don't give them a reason to be polarised they'll invent one because they want to be polarised.
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Comment #48756189
I am saying 3 years ago there wasn't a snowballs chance in hell I could one shot a playable Minecraft clone, and there has never been a snowballs chance in hell a human developer c…
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Comment #48755054
These days an LLM + a harness can one-shot playable Minecraft clones. This tech has come a long way since it was first released.
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Comment #48624509
Open source models get banned.